Determining Workload Assignments Clause Samples
The "Determining Workload Assignments" clause establishes how tasks and responsibilities are allocated among parties or individuals involved in an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the criteria, processes, or authorities responsible for assigning specific duties, such as referencing job descriptions, project needs, or managerial discretion. By clearly defining how workloads are distributed, the clause helps prevent misunderstandings, ensures equitable task allocation, and supports efficient project management.
Determining Workload Assignments a. Prior to each semester, each DDP will ensure discussions have occurred with regular and contract faculty members to determine the needs of the DDP. These discussions will include faculty member preferences with respect to scheduling and assignments.
b. Where a contract faculty member indicates a preference for assignment of fewer contracts than he/she would otherwise be entitled to, the faculty member will provide a written waiver to this effect to the Responsible Administrator. This written waiver must be provided by July 1 for Fall semester contracts, by November 1 for Winter semester contracts, and by March 1 for Summer semester contracts.
Determining Workload Assignments. (i) Prior to each semester, each department/discipline/program will have ensured discussions have occurred with regular and contract faculty in order to determine needs of the department/discipline/ program and the preferences of faculty members with respect to scheduling and assignments.
(ii) Where a contract faculty member indicates a preference for assignment of fewer contracts than he/she would otherwise be entitled to, the faculty member will provide a written waiver to this effect to the Administrator responsible.
(iii) For Fall semester contracts, contract faculty must provide the written advice by July 1, previous, for Winter semester contracts by November 1, previous, and for Summer semester by March 1, previous.
Determining Workload Assignments. Prior to each semester, each will have ensured discussions have occurred with regular and contract faculty in order to determine needs of the program and the preferences of faculty members with respect to scheduling and assignmen Where a contract faculty member indicates a preference for assignment of fewer contracts than would otherwise be entitled to, the faculty member will provide a written waiver to this effect to the Administrator responsible. For Fall semester contracts, contract faculty must provide the written advice by July previous, for Winter semester contracts by November previous, and for Summer semester by March previous.