Common use of Casual Employees - Duties Clause in Contracts

Casual Employees - Duties. (a) In recognition of occupational health and safety responsibilities, the regular workload of a casual employee should not entail their working more than 37.5 hours per week (including associated working time, as prescribed in Schedule 2 of this Agreement). (b) A casual employee can be required to perform duties of the type described in Schedule 2 of this Agreement. (c) A casual employee should not be responsible for the employment or supervision of other staff or for the development of on line teaching and learning. (d) A casual employee is not expected to engage in research duties. For the purpose of this subclause, preparation for teaching and course/subject development is not regarded as research. (e) A casual employee who performs full or the majority of subject coordination work will be paid at the appropriate casual lecturer rate in Schedule 2 (1a to 1d) for each hour of teaching. (f) A casual employee should only be involved in administration to the extent that it is necessary to support their teaching related function. (g) All marking will be paid for in accordance with the applicable rates set out in Schedule 2 of this Agreement, except for marking undertaken during a teaching contact hour.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: University of New South Wales (Academic Staff) Enterprise Agreement 2018, University of New South Wales (Academic Staff) Enterprise Agreement 2018, Enterprise Agreement

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