Common use of Exemption Examinations Clause in Contracts

Exemption Examinations. Upon request, a faculty member shall be required, as part of his/her regular assignment, to prepare, xxxxxxx, and grade exemption exams and shall be compensated at the rate of twenty five dollars ($25) per credit per student for the course for which exemption or credit is sought, provided that such compensation shall not be less than seventy-five dollars ($75) per exam per student. The parties understand that this compensation schedule relates solely to faculty members who are assigned to prepare, xxxxxxx and grade exemption exams and is not meant to compromise the Board’s right to assign and compensate this work through other appropriate means.

Exemption Examinations. Upon request, a faculty member Faculty Member shall be required, as part of his/her regular assignment, to prepare, xxxxxxx, and grade exemption exams and shall be compensated at the rate of twenty five dollars ($25) per credit per student for the course for which exemption or credit is sought, provided that such compensation shall not be less than seventy-seventy- five dollars ($75) per exam per student. The parties understand that this compensation schedule relates solely to faculty members Faculty Members who are assigned to prepare, xxxxxxx and grade exemption exams and is not meant to compromise the Board’s right to assign and compensate this work through other appropriate means.

Exemption Examinations. Upon request, a faculty member Faculty Member shall be required, as part of his/her regular assignment, to prepare, xxxxxxx, and grade exemption exams and shall be compensated at the rate of twenty five dollars ($25) per credit per student for the course for which exemption or credit is sought, provided that such compensation shall not be less than seventy-five dollars ($75) per exam per student. The parties understand that this compensation schedule relates solely to faculty members Faculty Members who are assigned to prepare, xxxxxxx and grade exemption exams and is not meant to compromise the Board’s right to assign and compensate this work through other appropriate means.