Counselors and Librarians Extra Service Pay Clause Samples

The 'Counselors and Librarians Extra Service Pay' clause establishes the terms under which counselors and librarians receive additional compensation for work performed beyond their standard duties or contracted hours. Typically, this clause outlines the eligibility criteria, the types of extra services that qualify (such as evening workshops, special projects, or additional student support), and the method for calculating the extra pay, such as hourly rates or flat stipends. Its core function is to ensure fair and transparent compensation for extra work, thereby incentivizing staff to take on additional responsibilities and clarifying expectations for both employees and the institution.
Counselors and Librarians Extra Service Pay. A Counselor or Librarian assigned to perform counselor or librarian duties on any day, in addition to Faculty Member’s contract days of service, as provided in Section 11.1, will be compensated at the contract daily rate. Assignments of fewer hours per day than specified in Sections 11.8 and 11.9, will be appropriately prorated. Assignments requiring less than three (3) hours under this Section, will be compensated as though three (3) hours had been worked. [Agreement between CFE/AFT Local 1911, Faculty Unit and CCCD, 7/1/2020 – 6/30/2023, Article XIII, Section 13.12] Earn Code: FT PDM.
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