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  • ...he State Personnel Act [former terminology]) shall be interchangeable with EHRA (exempt from the State Human Resources Act [current terminology]).''' *** [[SHRA Employee Terminating Employment|601.5 SHRA Employee Terminating Employment]]
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  • ...he State Personnel Act [former terminology]) shall be interchangeable with EHRA (exempt from the State Human Resources Act [current terminology]). [[Category:Terms and Conditions of Employment]]
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  • ...compensation paid to Appalachian State University full time faculty, EHRA Non-Faculty and SHRA employees processed through the University Payroll Office. This po ...e, the specific dates of the contract period are based on the employee’s employment contract or appointment letter.
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  • #REDIRECT [[EHRA Non-faculty Employment]]
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  • ...ees will earn vacation time as outlined in the State Leave Policy or if an EHRA administrative employee by the policy as outlined at General Administration === Employees Terminating Employment ===
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  • ...onal interests in other contexts, collateral to their immediate University employment. These activities demonstrate active participation in a profession and are ...esponsibilities; or (3) otherwise compromise the performance of University Employment Responsibilities. This Policy requires: an annual or, if needed, more frequ
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  • ...es. This policy provides a means of grievance and/or appeal for those EHRA Non-faculty employees (including, but not limited to, Senior Academic and Administrativ 2.1 This policy applies to all EHRA Non-faculty employees.
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  • ...service with the University and will be considered an ongoing condition of employment. ...Carolina constituent institution or State agency or terminates from State employment before any allowed “make-up” time is satisfied, this time shall be char
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  • ...of the year or longer; meet normal work obligations and continue permanent employment status for the entire semester during which the course is taken; have been :# full-time, permanent faculty, EHRA, SHRA, and ROTC employees on their first day of work who are regularly sche
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  • ...gulations set forth by the Uniform Statewide Policy outlined below on Dual Employment whether it is borrowing the services of an employee of another State agency This policy applies to all employees of the University EHRA Faculty, EHRA Non-Faculty, SHRA, and Non-Student Temporary employees).
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  • ...al or information at any point during or after an individual’s period of employment, enrollment, or other affiliation. The user accepts all responsibility of r ...Faculty Handbook and other EHRA policies governing faculty and non-faculty EHRA employees, including any appeal rights stated therein; or "unacceptable per
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  • ...loyment applicant's access to employment, terms, conditions or benefits of employment; ...ity including but not limited to employees full or part time who are SHRA, EHRA-NF, Faculty, Student Employees, and Postdoctoral fellows.
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  • ...rom injury and illness as well as to provide a safe and healthful place of employment. ..., EHRA Faculty and EHRA Non-Faculty, are required, as a condition of their employment, to abide by all University safety and health policies and to follow all he
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  • ...ffice of Human Resources, the Office of the Provost, the Office of Student Employment, the University Police, the Office of the Dean of Students, Counseling for ...h to employees while they are functioning in the course and scope of their employment, and to employees engaging in off-duty violent conduct that has a potential
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  • This policy addresses the voluntary and involuntary separations from EHRA Non-Faculty administrative positions and Senior Academic and Administrative Officer (SA This policy applies to EHRA Non-Faculty and SAAO administrative positions other than the Chancellor.
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  • ...ity in the same class as the Respondent (e.g. student, SHRA employee, EHRA Non-Faculty employee, or Faculty). Each member of the Inquiry Committee shall be requir ...e individual (e.g. Faculty Handbook, SHRA Disciplinary Action Policy, EHRA Non-Faculty Disciplinary Policy, Student Code of Conduct and any other policies regardi
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  • ...he State Personnel Act [former terminology]) shall be interchangeable with EHRA (exempt from the State Human Resources Act [current terminology]). ...faculty, or any other employees exempt from the State Human Resources Act (EHRA).
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  • On-Call/Emergency Callback procedures do not apply to EHRA, or SHRA management personnel. [[Category:Terms and Conditions of Employment]]
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  • 2.1 This policy applies to permanent and temporary EHRA Non-Faculty and SHRA university staff. ...nstituents, and the larger campus community to be an important part of the employment relationship. Accordingly, it is generally required that approved remote w
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  • 2.1 This policy applies to all permanent SHRA or EHRA teaching or non-teaching employees who experience a personal financial hard === "EHRA" ===
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