Common use of Additional Earnings Clause in Contracts

Additional Earnings. While on sabbatical leave, a faculty member shall not receive combined compensation in excess of his/her regular contract salary, plus such reasonable and necessary expenses caused by the sabbatical leave activity as tuition, books and supplies, fees, travel costs, and additional living expenses. Faculty members may request an overload assignment while on sabbatical. A form is provided (see APPENDIX E-5) to supply a rationale for the request, which must be approved by the immediate administrator, vice president, and college president. Faculty members on a “working sabbatical” (Option C) do not need to complete this request form. The District and the Association recognize that faculty members often serve as authors, consultants, artists, and other independent roles in addition to their role in the District. This section shall not restrict a faculty member from earning additional compensation from activities participated in during the term of the sabbatical leave that are unrelated to the stated purpose of the sabbatical leave. Income derived from leave-related activities after the term of the sabbatical leave shall not be restricted by the application of this section. (See District Procedure 2710 – Intellectual Property and Copyright and Article 28.3)

Additional Earnings. While on sabbatical leave, a faculty member shall not receive combined compensation in excess of his/her regular contract salary, plus such reasonable and necessary expenses caused by the sabbatical leave activity as tuition, books and supplies, fees, travel costs, and additional living expenses. Faculty members may request an overload assignment while on sabbatical. A form is provided (see APPENDIX E-5Appendix D-5) to supply a rationale for the request, which must be approved by the immediate administrator, vice president, and college president. Faculty members on a “working sabbatical” (Option C) do not need to complete this request form. The District and the Association recognize that faculty members often serve as authors, consultants, artists, and other independent roles in addition to their role in the District. This section shall not restrict a faculty member from earning additional compensation from activities participated in during the term of the sabbatical leave that are unrelated to the stated purpose of the sabbatical leave. Income derived from leave-related activities after the term of the sabbatical leave shall not be restricted by the application of this section. (See District Procedure 2710 – Intellectual Property and Copyright and Article 28.3)