Compensated Duties Beyond Instructional Assignments Sample Clauses

The "Compensated Duties Beyond Instructional Assignments" clause defines the terms under which employees are paid for work that falls outside their standard teaching or instructional responsibilities. This may include activities such as curriculum development, committee participation, mentoring, or administrative tasks that are not part of regular classroom duties. The clause typically outlines eligibility, approval processes, and compensation rates for these additional assignments. Its core function is to ensure that employees are fairly compensated for extra work, thereby promoting transparency and preventing disputes over workload and pay.
Compensated Duties Beyond Instructional Assignments a. Faculty members may accept additional duties and responsibilities in a specific activity including but not limited to chairing or coordinating.
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Compensated Duties Beyond Instructional Assignments. 2221 2222 a. Faculty members may accept additional duties and responsibilities in a specific 2223 activity including but not limited to chairing or coordinating. 2224 2225 b. Forms of Compensation for Duties beyond Instructional Assignments 2226 (1) Stipend: When a faculty member accepts a stipend assignment the 2228 following conditions apply: 2229 (a) The ▇▇▇▇ will assign and approve all stipends in their area. 2231 2232 (b) All stipends will be in addition to the faculty member’s workload 2233 assignment. 2234 2235 (c) Faculty members must sign a stipend contract which will include 2236 stated outcomes such as expectations, objectives and dates of 2237 completion of the assignment, and which will require the faculty 2238 member to verify completion and/or satisfaction of the assignment 2239 to the designated administrator for that assignment. 2240 2241 (d) Compensation for stipends shall be calculated at one-half of the 2242 highest hourly rate on the Full-Time Classroom Overload 2243 Academic Salary Schedule. (Appendix A). 2244 2245 (2) Reassigned Time: Reassigned time is intended for those faculty members 2246 performing duties which require additional time, and a corresponding 2247 reduction in the amount of time assigned to normal contractual duties. 2248 The following conditions apply: 2249 2250 (a) Reassigned time may be recommended by the appropriate 2251 administrator. 2252 2253 (b) Consent of the faculty member is required, except in cases where a 2254 faculty member is unable to make load. 2255 2256 (c) Faculty members must sign a reassigned time contract which will 2257 include stated outcomes such as expectations, objectives and dates 2258 of completion of the assignment. The faculty member will be 2259 required to provide evidence of completion and/or satisfaction of 2260 the assignment to the appropriate administrator. 2261 2262 (d) Faculty members receiving reassigned time will be eligible for 2263 additional workload assignments. 2264
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