Common use of Definition of Parity Clause in Contracts

Definition of Parity. Effective July 1, 2004, the District and the Union agree that parity for Unit Member salaries, based on workload, equals 75% of a full-time faculty workload. This 75% includes 37.5% of in-classroom time, and 37.5% of preparation time, and grading. Office hours are not included but will be paid for as performed under the terms of the Article on Office Hour Program in this contract.

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Samples: Agreement, Agreement, ccaff.com

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Definition of Parity. Effective July 1, 20042003, the District and the Union agree that parity for Unit Member salaries, based on workload, is as described by the CPEC study and equals 7570% of a full-time faculty workload. This 7570% includes 37.533% of in-in- classroom time, and 37.537% of preparation time, and grading. Office hours are not included but will be paid for as performed under the terms of the Article on Office Hour Program in this contract.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Agreement, ccaff.com

Definition of Parity. Effective July 1, 20042003, the District and the Union agree that parity for Unit Member salaries, based on workload, is as described by the CPEC study and equals 7570% of a full-time faculty workload. This 7570% includes 37.533% of in-classroom time, and 37.537% of preparation time, and grading. Office hours are not included but will be paid for as performed under the terms of the Article on Office Hour Program in this contract.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

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Definition of Parity. Effective July 1, 2004, the The District and the Union agree that parity for Unit Member salaries, based on workload, equals 75% of a full-time faculty workload. This 75% includes 37.5% of in-classroom time, and 37.5% of preparation time, and grading. Office hours are not included but will be paid for as performed under the terms of the Article on Office Hour Program in this contract.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

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