tenure statutes

tenure statutes
Statutes granting to public officers or employees the right to be retained in employment indefinitely, subject only to removal for enumerated causes and in a manner prescribed by law. Statutes wherein specific tenure rights are attached to the position of teaching in the public schools, particularly the right to be retained in employment indefinitely, subject only to removal for certain enumerated causes and in a prescribed manner. 47 Am J1st Sch § 127.

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