An employee on a Fall Sample Clauses

An employee on a Fall. Semester leave or a Winter Semester leave shall be paid salary at ninety percent (90%) of his/her regular annual salary rate during the leave. 17.6.1.7 An employee may earn income for work that is in addition to the plan of approved study, providing the total amount of earned income received, including the amount of salary received while on leave (i.e., 80% or 90% dependent on the type of professional leave) does not exceed one hundred and twenty-five percent (125%) of his/her regular salary. Plans to augment earned income while on leave shall be declared in the applicant’s leave proposal. All earned income, in excess of salary earned while on leave, (i.e., the 80% or 90%) must be reported by the employee to the employee’s Xxxx and the Faculty Leave Committee within thirty (30) days of completion of the professional leave.
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An employee on a Fall. Semester leave or a Winter Semester leave shall be paid salary at ninety percent (90%) of his/her regular annual salary rate during the leave.
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