Re-Appointment to Institutions of Higher Education

ARTICLE 60

  1. Those teaching staff members who have left institutions of higher education upon their being appointed to the Council of Ministers or elected to the Legislature, may, in accordance with the provisions of this law, be re-appointed to institutions of higher education. The period thus spent shall be considered to have been spent at the university, with regard to salary and promotion, and their re-appointment shall not require a vacant staff position.

  2. Those teaching members who have, with their own consent, left higher education institutions, can, unless they have been expelled by court order or on disciplinary procedure, be re-appointed in accordance with the provisions of this law and not requiring a vacant staff position.

  3. Those selected as President or members of the Council of Higher Education, as well as those selected as Rector or Dean while employed in an institution of higher education or a public institution may, upon completion of their term of appointment, and not being re-appointed, be re-appointed to their institution. The period thus spent shall be considered to have been spent at their institution with regard to salary and promotion, and their re-appointment shall not require a vacant staff position.