Casual Marking Sample Clauses

Casual Marking. Per hour 4a Rate 1/01/201 8 From date staff voted in favour of this Agreement 2% 1/07/2019^ 2% 01/07/2020^ 1% 01/01/2021^ 1% 01/07/2021 ^ 1% 01/01/2022^ 1% 4b Rate 1/01/201 8 From date staff voted in favour of this Agreement 2% 1/07/2019^ 2% 01/07/2020 ^ 1% 01/01/2021 ^ 1% 01/07/2021 ^ 1% 01/01/2022^ 1% 4c Rate 1/01/201 8 From date staff voted in favour of this Agreement 2% 1/07/2019^ 2% 01/07/2020 ^ 1% 01/01/2021 ^ 1% 01/07/2021 ^ 1% 01/01/2022^ 1%
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Casual Marking. 4.4.1 A casual Academic Employee will be paid for all marking required by the supervising lecturer of the subject or course, other than that which is normally undertaken during a during a Lecture, Tutorial, or clinical session. 4.4.2 Marking will be paid at the appropriate rate for each hour of marking according to one of the following categories: (a) Standard Marking (payable at Base Rate 1). (b) Marking as Supervising Examiner (payable at Base Rate 3).
Casual Marking. Per hour 5. CLINICAL SESSIONS (Faculty of Medicine)
Casual Marking. All marking by a casual academic (except in the case of marking which takes place during a lecture, tutorial, or clinical session) will be paid according to the rates in Schedule 2. The hours allocated will be agreed based on the number of students involved and the complexity of the task. Standard marking (performs subject coordination or possesses PhD qualification) Standard marking, where the staff member holds a relevant doctoral qualification or where full subject coordination duties are required as part of normal duties. Higher level marking Marking as a supervising examiner or marking requiring a significant exercise of academic judgment appropriate to an academic at Level B status.
Casual Marking. Type of marking: Marking 1 (marking as a supervising examiner, or marking requiring a significant exercise of academic judgement appropriate to an academic at Level B status). * Hourly rate calculation * Hourly rate calculation if employee is responsible for unit coordination and/or has a relevant PhD ($ p.a. of Level B, Step 2) / 52 + 25% x 1 = $/hr 37.5 ($ p.a. of Level B, Step 6) / 52 + 25% x 1 = $/hr 37.5 Type of marking: Standard Marking * Hourly rate calculation * Hourly rate calculation if employee is responsible for unit coordination and/or has a relevant PhD ($ p.a. of Level A, Step 2) / 52 + 25% x 1 = $/hr 37.5 ($ p.a. of Level A, Step 6) / 52 + 25% x 1 = $/hr 37.5 * Casual academic rates of pay can be found in the Schedule 1
Casual Marking. Rate Type Description
Casual Marking. Each academic unit will have a policy which allocates hours for the marking of student assessment by casual academic staff. Those allocations will: • take into account the length and complexity of the various assessment items and the level of feedback required; and • represent a fair and accurate estimate of the average time that a competent casual academic should take to perform that work to a professional standard. Rate P Marking as a supervising examiner or marking requiring a significant exercise of academic judgment appropriate to an academic at Level B. Rate Q Standard Marking. Rate R Standard Marking, in circumstances where full subject coordination duties are required as part of normal duties or the staff member holds a relevant doctoral qualification.
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