Reference Salary definition
Examples of Reference Salary in a sentence
Librarian Members and the University shall pay any applicable premiums under Article 28: Benefits, and pension contributions under Article 29: Pensions on the basis of the Member’s Reference Salary.
This salary shall be prorated as a percentage of the Reference Salary of a full-time professional librarian of equivalent rank and experience employed by the University, i.e., the number of hours per week of the Part-time Librarian divided by the 35 hour work week of full-time professional librarians.
During the negotiated period of service under the reduced workload, the actual salary received by the Member shall be a negotiated proportion of the Reference Salary.
Upon return from such approved leave without pay, and after submission of the Annual Activity Report, a Member shall receive his/her former Reference Salary plus all across-the-board increases and Career Development Increments received by Members with the same rank during the period of the leave.
The Member has the option of making pension contributions on the basis of either his/her actual or Reference Salary, and the University shall make its contributions on the same basis.