Sentences with word «tenure»

They believe that with security of tenure of office, the occupant of that position will be empowered to undertake their duties without looking over their shoulders.

There is flexibility of tenure as well as monthly premium payments.

Those looking for a designation change need to emphasize on their work experience, practical knowledge and skills gained during tenure at your previous work place.

Yet a number of proposals to reform teacher tenure at the state level have emerged during the past 20 years.

Customer service associates are paid based on their years of tenure in the supermarket company.

It would do away with teacher tenure for newly hired teachers.

This leave applies equally to attorneys and staff members, regardless of tenure with our Firm.

Talk about expectations for tenure as early as at the interview stage, and hire faculty with the explicit belief that they will succeed.

This policy is of 3 years tenure during which there will be no change in the premium amount irrespective of the claim and after completion of three years revised premium needs to be paid.

During policy tenure in case you are diagnosed with any terminal illness, company will pay you a lump - sum amount equal to 25 % of sum assured.

One of the concerns about long tenure on boards of directors is a loss of independence.

The average balances of older workers with long tenure at one employer indicate that a mature 401 (k) plan program will produce substantial account balances.

There was a time when most students pursuing a PhD would find themselves in tenure track teaching positions, making any other option an «alternative» career path.

State teacher tenure laws are not a job guarantee but rather protection against arbitrary or politically motivated maltreatment.

[the] progressive resolution of land tenure on remote community - titled land in order to secure government and commercial investment, economic development opportunities and home ownership possibilities in economically sustainable communities.

Yet, this approach is not reflected in tenure reform policies.

Wait, it's not about race or gender discrimination but about not getting tenure as a legal writing professor.

This is a short tenure position that provides a candidate with knowledge of the recruitment process, interviewing techniques and employee on boarding.

Such recognition shall be conducted with due respect to the customs, traditions and land tenure systems of the indigenous peoples concerned.

Current state law requires public schools to either grant teachers tenure after two years or terminate them after the second year.

He denied that his own actions had contributed to his short tenure as leader.

Ideally the individual should decide the policy tenure by taking into account the age he would want to retire at.

If you survive the chosen plan tenure there is, usually, no maturity payout.

The income would be paid for the remainder of the plan tenure for a minimum of 48 months.

Starting from tenure of just seven days, a customer can invest his amount for a maximum of ten years.

In teacher tenure decisions, there has been considerable recent progress.

Early research into tenure may narrow the issues between the parties significantly.

Many students really have no clue about research, proposal writing, fund raising, publishing, or the peer - reviewed tenure process.

That includes significant debate over tenure reform, with at least three major bills having been filed that would alter the state's existing law in meaningful ways.

The average tenure at the company is 12 years — 22 years if you don't count people working in call centers.

This way, you will be paying a very low premium for the entire tenure by choosing the term insurance policy early in your life.

Even when the departmental climate is favorable, however, many women opt to defer pregnancy until after receiving tenure for fear of losing research momentum.

He was granted tenure at the college in 1949.

The resume gives details about each job including tenure, position title, location, and organization name.

Teacher personnel data include teacher - level data about tenure status, years of experience in the district, demographic information, level of education attained, and certification status.

Assuming there is no state law making tenure mandatory, and you were able to put in any system you wished with test scores paramount, which would you choose?

Last year, 3 % of teachers did not receive tenure protection based, in part, on that data.

And we included only those whose tenure lasted more than two years.

By the time she earned tenure in her late 30s, her reproductive years had passed.

But he said there has also been significant progress made in many districts, and that the state is sticking to its deadlines, many of which were written into the new tenure law.

Enter in your desired personal loan amount, the loan tenure in months, and the interest rate.

Being a retired publisher with 30 years tenure does help; I used to edit and sometimes lay out books for a living.

To a significant extent, reforms to state law are being driven by policies of the Australian Government, particularly its secure tenure requirements under the Remote Indigenous Housing Agreement.

The premiums under the plan can be paid for the entire plan duration under the Regular Pay option of for a limited tenure under the Limited Pay option of premium payment.

And when tenure charges are brought, it can take years to resolve.

Under the hypothesis testing paradigm, one would start with the hypothesis that an incumbent teacher is average, and only deny tenure when that presumption was beyond a reasonable doubt.

During his brief tenure, the senator has sponsored 22 bills.