Interim Situation Sample Clauses

Interim Situation. 3.5.1 Where a staff member has asked for a workload review the disputed workload will continue as if no difference existed until the matter is resolved through the procedure outlined above. However, where urgency is established to the satisfaction of the Chief Executive the process will be initiated within 14 days of the formal request being submitted. 3.5.2 The committee shall make a determination which shall be binding (notwithstanding the legal remedies which an aggrieved staff member may choose to pursue)
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Interim Situation. In case of a difference arising from the workload model or allocation, the disputed workload shall continue as if no difference existed until the matter is resolved through the procedures outlined above. However, where a case of urgency is established, this disputes procedure will be initiated within 14 days of the notification of the difference. (Note: the reason for this is to protect the operation of the University and the interests of the student stakeholders until the difference is resolved)
Interim Situation. In the case of a difference arising between a staff member and his/her manager in relation to the allocation of work or a change to that allocation, the workload as specified by the manager shall operate as if no difference existed until the matter is resolved through the procedures outlined above. APPENDIX TWO: GUIDELINES (EXAMPLE ONLY) FOR ACADEMIC WORKLOAD ALLOCATION1 The following is a guideline only for staff and managers when consulting about the appropriate mechanism for the allocation of workloads or actual individual workloads in any department. Each College’s (or as the College may determine or permit, each School’s or Institute’s) model may have different activities associated with the Primary Work Area category and that this variance within any University or College framework is normal acceptable practice. Teaching Preparation of teaching materials Contact time, assessment and moderation Student support and advice Research report supervision Ongoing development and review of papers and programmes Paper coordination Training and development activities associated with teaching including maintenance of professional accreditation where appropriate 2-6 papers per year 30-70% of total workload allocated to teaching. Minimum of 3 papers Up to 50% workload allocation. Research Thesis supervision Work associated with research outputs as defined in the Research Outputs Database Research projects and contracts Completing research funding applications Completing research-based qualifications Conference attendance and presentations Attendance at research seminars and meetings Training and development activities associated with research 1-3 outputs in categories 1-4 each year. 10 – 50% of total workload allocated to research Minimum of one research output (Cat 1-4) per staff member per year. Minimum 30% workload allocation Service Involvement in professional associations Membership of University-wide committees Participation in community initiatives and organisations Contributions to the fulfilment of ‘critic and conscience’ functions External marking, reviews, journal refereeing Organisation of conferences and symposia Mentoring staff 2-20% of total workload allocated. Up to 10% of total workload allocation Admin Contributions to department committees Timetabling and organizing course resources Participation in student recruitment activities, orientation, open days and graduation Responses to general student enquiries regarding papers and programmes Posts h...

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