Sentences with phrase «tenure after»

These plans pay the death benefit partly in lump sum and partly in monthly or annual incomes or completely in monthly or annual incomes for a specified tenure after the death of the insured.

Enhanced Protection - The plan offers extended cover period for half of the policy tenure after the completion of the policy tenure.

These plans are offered as two types — one where you have to pay premiums for certain tenure after which annuity payments will start and the other where you pay a single premium after which the annuity payments start.

Plan can be extended with prior approval from the insurer and with additional payment of premium: Extension in a single trip is admissible for a maximum of 180 days provided that the plan tenure after the extension will not exceed more than 270 days.

But they can extend the account tenure after maturity, i.e. after 15 years.

Other landmark decisions involving Mr. Minami include: United Pilipinos for Affirmative Action v. California Blue Shield, the first class action employment lawsuit brought by Asian Pacific Americans on behalf of Asian Pacific Americans; Spokane JACL v. Washington State University, a class action on behalf of Asian Pacific Americans to establish an Asian American Studies program at Washington State University; and Nakanishi v. UCLA, a claim for unfair denial of tenure that resulted in the granting of tenure after several hearings and widespread publicity over discrimination in academia.

His influence was instrumental in recruiting Jeffrey Deitch to the Museum of Contemporary Art and in prolonging Deitch's tenure after the controversial departure of Schimmel and the subsequent resignations of all four of the museum's serving artist trustees.

The proposed change, extending the probationary period from two to three years, would align California with the vast majority of teacher tenure laws throughout the country, which award tenure after three to five years of teaching.

Under the Students First Act, teachers will continue to receive tenure after completing three years of full time employment.

California is one of only five states where schools reward teachers with tenure after only two years or less.

Among the rules he cited were those giving teachers tenure after two years, and that require newest teachers to be laid off first during cutbacks.

During the campaign, Tuck criticized the unions» influence over the Legislature and brought attention to Vergara v. the State of California, the lawsuit challenging current teacher employment laws, including teacher tenure after two years, a lengthy dismissal process and layoffs based on seniority.

California is one of just five states that grants teachers tenure after two years — 32 states require a three - year probationary period, and nine states require four or five years.

In Pennsylvania, where teachers are eligible for tenure after three years, reformers are pushing to extend it to five years, insisting that three years is too short.

When it came to California's terrible system of granting teachers tenure after, essentially, just 18 months on the job, Thurmond effectively undermined a legislative bill, sponsored by a fellow Democrat, that would have extended the number of years required for teachers to earn tenure from two to three.

Under the new proposal, teachers could still be granted tenure after two years but their probationary term could be extended for up to four years depending on their evaluators, who would have to recommend that a teacher receive permanent status.

Who's in, who's out: Ruiz's latest bill remains largely unchanged in that teachers would receive tenure after three years of «effective» or «highly effective» evaluations by a panel of teachers and administrators in each school.

Under the bill, a teacher would lose tenure after one year of «ineffective» or «partially effective» evaluations and a second year that did not show improvement.

As Richard Kluger observed of Maryland, one of the few states to extend tenure to teachers of color, «black teachers were given job tenure after several years of satisfactory service.»

Instead, teachers would only get tenure after three years of positive evaluations.

Teachers here can gain tenure after two years instead of three, which is common elsewhere.

Those who got tenure after would not have the protection.

(1) The Vergara Decision: This case pits nine Oakland public school students against the State of California, arguing that (a) granting tenure after less than two years, (b) retaining teachers during layoffs based on seniority instead of merit, and (c) the near impossibility of dismissing incompetent teachers, is harming California's overall system of public education, and is disproportionately harming public education in low income communities.

California law allows teachers to get tenure after less than 18 months in the classroom.

(A teacher can now lose tenure after two years of ineffective ratings, and eventually be fired.)

Lassen — among the group Chalmers refers to as «sociopathic child - haters who are only teachers because they got tenure after two short years» — doesn't suffer Bart's foolishness, responding to the mischievous one's skeleton - in - the - closet prank by buzzing the top of his head with clippers.

(2) Seniority, step increases in salary and automatic tenure after two or three years are rules that should be revoked.

Unionized public school teachers currently receive lifetime job tenure after just 18 months, often with no meaningful performance review.

Florida Republican Governor Charlie Crist vetoed a teacher reform bill that would have enacted performance pay and eliminated tenure after he was besieged by opposition.

He said he is open to revising the law that grants teachers tenure after two years and including student test scores as «a tool in the toolbox of teacher evaluation.»

Currently, teachers can earn tenure after three years in the classroom.

In California, a teacher can receive tenure after two years — no other profession provides that kind of job security.

Teachers will be able to get tenure after four years, up from three years now, and they must earn three good evaluations to do so.

For instance, where Ruiz's bill would remove a teacher's tenure after two years of poor evaluations, Diegnan's bill would only trigger possible tenure charges after two years and compels them after three years.

When it came to California's absurd system of granting teachers tenure after, effectively, just 18 months on the job, Thurmond sided with the unions and undermined meaningful legislative reform efforts.

At Cuomo's urging, the Legislature pushed through some reforms in 2015, tying tenure to teacher performance instead of time in the classroom, and requiring teachers be evaluated for tenure after four years on the job, rather than three.

Ineffective teachers can lose tenure after two years of poor performance without improvement.

For example, the issue of teacher tenure was raised and Guggenheim declared that all teachers get tenure after two years and can't be fired.

He said he believes that a process where teachers can receive tenure after two years isn't long enough and that it's too difficult to fire teachers.

We recommend teachers receive tenure after being granted two «Effective» or «Highly Effective» ratings within a five - year period.

Teachers will receive tenure after three years, instead of the current two years.

Use teacher evaluations to make teacher tenure decisions, with teachers granted tenure after receiving two Highly Effective or three Effective ratings within a five - year period.

In California, teachers can gain tenure after less than two years in the classroom, earlier than in many states, and removing them can be a drawn out, costly process.

Plaintiffs in the second case, Wright v. New York, filed a complaint in July that challenges both LIFO and the law under which teachers are granted or denied tenure after three years.

Those data covered a period when Florida teachers earned tenure after three years.

Teachers hired after July 1, 2014, will work under annual contracts instead of receiving tenure after three years.

All but five states have laws giving teachers lifetime tenure after three years or less.

But Michael Papadopoulos was denied tenure after protesting against the Vietnam War, setting off a decade - long legal battle with the university that left him out of a job and the family scouring rubbish bins for scraps.

Looking at the figures, it seems apparent that many teachers who might previously have gotten tenure after three years, saw their decisions delayed.

-- A solid majority of voters surveyed — 62 percent — said they agreed with Cuomo's proposal to make public school teachers eligible for tenure after five years, instead of the current three - year requirement.