Common use of Duration and Compensation Clause in Contracts

Duration and Compensation. (a) Faculty Members employed on an academic-year basis granted sabbatical leave for one semester shall be paid one-half of the yearly contract salary during such semester leave. Such Faculty Member on summer sabbatical will be paid on the basis of the Faculty Member's yearly contract salary for the period set forth in subsection (d). Faculty Members employed on a fiscal-year basis who are granted a one (1) semester or summer sabbatical will continue to receive full contract salary during the period of such leave.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Agreement, Agreement, Agreement

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Duration and Compensation. (a) Faculty Members employed on an academic-year basis granted sabbatical leave for one semester shall be paid one-half of the yearly contract salary during such semester leave. Such Faculty Member on summer sabbatical will be paid on the basis of the Faculty Member's yearly contract salary for the period set forth in subsection (dc). Faculty Members employed on a fiscal-year basis who are granted a one (1) semester or summer sabbatical will continue to receive full contract salary during the period of such leave.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Agreement, Agreement, Agreement

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Duration and Compensation. (a) Faculty Members employed on an academic-year basis granted sabbatical leave for one semester shall be paid one-half of the yearly contract salary during such semester leave. Such Faculty Member on summer sabbatical will be paid on the basis of the Faculty Member's yearly contract salary for the period set forth in subsection (d). Faculty Members employed on a fiscal-year basis who are granted a one (1) semester or summer sabbatical will continue to receive full contract salary during the period of such leave. Overload will not be calculated in the faculty member’s contract year salary.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

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