Common use of Off-Campus Teaching Clause in Contracts

Off-Campus Teaching. For the purposes of this clause, three teaching locations shall be identified and defined: • “Primary” campus teaching refers to the Algoma University location to which the member usually reports for work and where the member’s faculty office is located in any given semester. The current locations are the main campus in Sault Ste. ▇▇▇▇▇, and extension operations in Timmins, Brampton and St. ▇▇▇▇▇▇. • “Local” teaching is teaching within a fifty (50) kilometer radius of the primary campus within the city limits where the member’s primary campus is located. • “Off-site” teaching is teaching outside the radius of “local” teaching. (a) All actual and reasonable transportation costs associated with “local” teaching (such as parking costs, bridge tickets, the standard university kilometer rate or local transportation, including taxis) will be borne by the University. (b) Faculty members teaching “off-site” Algoma University courses shall be reimbursed for all actual and reasonable costs of travel to and from the place of teaching, meals and accommodation if necessary. This reimbursement shall take the form of either the standard university kilometer rate, with rental vehicles used for extensive travel, or bus, train or plane ticket costs as appropriate. (c) In addition to the expenses covered by the University for “off-site” teaching, members engaged in “off-site” teaching will be allowed to charge the expenses of one extra day and night, to be used at either end of their teaching duties, as reasonable considering the distance involved. Consideration will be given on an individual basis to coverage of extraordinary child-care or elder-care expenses to a maximum of $50/day.

Off-Campus Teaching. For the purposes of this clause, three four teaching locations shall be identified and defined: • “PrimaryOn-campus” teaching is teaching on the physical AUC campus teaching refers to the Algoma University location to which the member usually reports for work and where the member’s faculty office is located in any given semester. The current locations are the main campus in Sault Ste. at ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇, and extension operations in Timmins, Brampton and St. ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇. • “Local” teaching is teaching within a fifty (50) kilometer radius 40 kilometres of the primary physical AUC campus, and remaining within Ontario, with the exclusion of on campus teaching • “Non-local” teaching is teaching outside the physical limits established for “on- campus” and “local” teaching, within a radius less than or equivalent to the city limits where the member’s primary campus is locateddistance between Algoma U and Sudbury. • “Off-site” site teaching is teaching outside the radius of “non-local” teaching. (a) All actual and reasonable transportation costs associated with “local” teaching (such as parking costs, bridge tickets, the standard university kilometer kilometre rate or local transportation, including taxis) will be borne by the University. (b) Faculty members teaching “offnon-sitelocal” Algoma University College courses shall be reimbursed for all actual and reasonable costs of travel to and from the place of teaching, meals and accommodation if necessary. This reimbursement shall take the form of either the standard university kilometer kilometre rate, with rental vehicles used for extensive travel, or bus, train or plane ticket costs as appropriate. (c) In addition to the expenses covered by the University university for “offnon-sitelocal” teaching, members engaged in “off-sitesite teaching” teaching will be allowed to charge the expenses of one extra day and night, night – to be used at either end of their teaching duties, as reasonable considering the distance involved. Consideration will be given on an individual basis to coverage of extraordinary child-care or elder-care expenses to a maximum of $50/day.