Common use of DETERMINATION OF WORKLOAD Clause in Contracts

DETERMINATION OF WORKLOAD. ‌ 9.3.1 In determining the formal assignment of workloads, the following factors shall be taken into account: (a) size of classes; (b) total number of students dealt with; (c) nature of courses; (d) number of different courses; (e) number of different disciplines taught; (f) responsibilities to open students/courses; (g) need for, and availability of, instructional support; (h) marking requirements; (i) approved committee involvement; (j) concurrent or other course development activities; (k) number of locations at which the employee is required to teach and the travel time involved; (l) approved administrative and other non-instructional responsibilities; (m) whether the employee is teaching the course for the first time; (n) specific instructional needs of students.

DETERMINATION OF WORKLOAD. ‌ 9.3.1 In determining the formal assignment of workloads, the following factors shall be taken into account: (a) size of classes; (b) total number of students dealt with; (c) nature of courses; (d) number of different courses; (e) number of different disciplines taught; (f) responsibilities to open students/courses; (g) need for, and availability of, instructional support; (h) marking requirements; (i) approved committee involvement; (j) concurrent or other course development activities; (k) number of locations at which the employee is required to teach and the travel time involved; (l) approved administrative and other non-instructional responsibilities; (m) whether the employee is teaching the course for the first time; (n) specific instructional needs of students.