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Employment terms and conditions. Security of tenure is often granted to the judiciary, civil servants, educators, and others in public office, where impartiality and freedom from political control are considered necessary.

The length of tenure depends on the service involved, and termination of it would only occur in exceptional cases, such as serious misconduct.



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The joint AAC (American Association of Colleges, now AAC & U) and AAUP Commission on Academic Tenure in Higher Education observed in 1973 that, historically, institutions were able "to rely on individual self-discipline and the informed correctives of collegial associations" to ensure that general professional standards were enforced.
Issues of academic tenure and contractual matters are as real as their counterparts in policing.
 
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