Appointment Year Clause Samples
The "Appointment Year" clause defines the specific 12-month period during which an appointment, contract, or engagement is considered active for the purposes of the agreement. Typically, this period may begin on the date the agreement is signed or on another mutually agreed-upon date, and it is used to measure obligations, performance, or entitlements such as fees, renewals, or deliverables within that timeframe. By clearly establishing the relevant annual period, this clause ensures both parties have a shared understanding of timelines, reducing ambiguity and potential disputes regarding the duration of responsibilities or benefits.
Appointment Year. The Appointment Year refers to the time period each Resident Physician spends at each postgraduate level as defined by the Faculty Letter of Engagement (see Article 6.01). The Appointment Year may have different start and end dates from the Academic Year.
Appointment Year. The normal appointment year for administrative positions is twelve months; the employment year beginning September 1 of each year. An appointment for less than twelve months shall be prorated for salary, vacation and other benefits based on employee's annual salary.
Appointment Year. Unless otherwise noted, an appointment year is MSUAASF service during a period starting from July 1 through June 30 annually that is at least one-half time (.5 FTE) for nine (9) to twelve (12) months.
Appointment Year. The twelve month period from July 1 to June 30 in the employ of the Employer Association: The University of Ontario Institute of Technology Faculty Association Day: A normal business day when the University’s Administration Offices are open i.e. excluding weekends, statutory holidays, and other days when the Administration Offices are closed or open less than four hours. Any date specified in the Collective Agreement which does not correspond with a Day will be deemed to be the next Day.
Appointment Year. Normally, faculty members shall be appointed on the academic year (fall, winter and spring) basis. Under certain circumstances, such as grants, contracts, or enterprise fund programs, faculty may also be appointed on a grant’s fiscal year, the college’s fiscal year, or other basis for purposes of annual contracts.