Creditable Units Sample Clauses
The 'Creditable Units' clause defines which units, such as credits, certificates, or allowances, can be counted toward fulfilling a party's obligations under an agreement. It typically specifies the types of units that are recognized, any relevant standards or registries, and the conditions under which these units are considered valid for crediting purposes. For example, in an emissions reduction contract, only units verified by a particular registry or meeting certain criteria may be creditable. This clause ensures clarity and consistency in how obligations are met, preventing disputes over what qualifies as a valid unit and thereby reducing the risk of non-compliance.
Creditable Units. Credit accumulated after initial employment as a result of college level study may be used for transferring from one class to another across the salary schedule. Such credit must be for no fewer than nine (9) upper division or graduate level semester units and no more than six (6) lower division semester units except as stipulated in C.2. All units must be from a college or university that has regional accreditation. Lower division units taken by instructors in disciplines in which they normally teach must be taken at colleges or universities other than Rancho ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Community College District. Units must be directly related to the improvement of the instructional programs.
Creditable Units. 3 The term <creditable units= means units that qualify for movement across column as specified in section 3.6.