Common use of Unpublished Work Clause in Contracts

Unpublished Work. Unpublished research or scholarly work are grounds for recommending an employee for a Special Increase if it is established that the work has academic merit and that there is no appropriate publication outlet for a particular subject matter, or that the work is of a kind that may not normally lead to peer-reviewed publication, such as engineering design, software, patentable inventions or certain types of impactful community engaged and culturally sensitive research and scholarly work.

Unpublished Work. Unpublished research or scholarly work are grounds for recommending an employee for a Special Increase if it is established that the work has academic merit and that there is no appropriate publication outlet for a particular subject matter, or that the work is of a kind that may does not normally lead to peer-reviewed publication, such as engineering design, software, design and patentable inventions or certain types of impactful community engaged and culturally sensitive research and scholarly workinventions.

Unpublished Work. Unpublished research or scholarly work are grounds for recommending an employee for a Special Increase if it is established that the work has academic merit and that there is no appropriate publication outlet for a particular subject matter, or that the work is of a kind that may not normally lead to peer-reviewed publication, such as engineering design, ; [ ] software, ; [ ] patentable inventions inventions; or certain types of [ ] impactful community engaged and culturally sensitive research and scholarly [ ] research, [ ] scholarly, or artistic work.

Unpublished Work. Unpublished research or scholarly work are grounds for recommending an employee for a Special Increase if it is established that the work has academic merit and that there is no appropriate publication outlet for a particular subject matter, or that the work is of a kind that may not normally lead to peer-reviewed publication, such as engineering design, ; software, ; patentable inventions inventions; or certain types of impactful community engaged and culturally sensitive research and scholarly research, scholarly, or artistic work.

Unpublished Work. Unpublished research or scholarly work are grounds for recommending an employee for a Special Increase if it is established that the work has academic merit and that there is no appropriate publication outlet for a particular subject matter, or that the work is of a kind that may not normally lead to peer-reviewed publication, such as engineering design, software, patentable inventions or certain types of impactful community engaged and culturally sensitive research and scholarly work.