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M Where a Union Local and a College agree in writing on terms governing workload assignments at the College, such agreements shall be binding on the College, the Union Local and the teachers and timetables shall be established in accordance with such local agreements. 11.02 A 1 (a) Prior to the establishment of a total workload for any teacher the supervisor shall discuss the proposed workload with the teacher and complete the SWF, attached as Appendix I, to be provided by the College. The supervisor shall give a copy to the teacher not later than six weeks prior to the beginning of the period covered by the timetable excluding holidays and vacations. It is recognized that if the SWF is subsequently revised by the College, it will not be done without prior consultation with the teacher. 11.02 A 1 (b) The College may, where a change in circumstances requires it, amend assignments provided to a teacher after the original assignment, subject to the teacher's right to refer any matter to the College Workload Monitoring Group (WMG) referred to in 11.02 B 1 and if necessary, the Workload Resolution Arbitrator (WRA) referred to in 11.02 E 1 and appointed under 11.02 F 1. 11.02 A 2 The SWF shall include all details of the total workload including teaching contact hours, accumulated contact days, accumulated teaching contact hours, number of sections, type and number of preparations, type of evaluation/feedback required by the curriculum, class size, attributed hours, contact days, language of instruction and complementary functions. 11.02 A 3 Following receipt of the SWF, the teacher shall indicate in writing on the SWF whether in agreement with the total workload. If not in agreement the teacher and the supervisor may add such other comments as is considered appropriate and may indicate in writing that the workload should be reviewed by the College WMG. 11.02 A 4 In the event that the teacher is not in agreement with the total workload and wishes it to be reviewed by the WMG, the teacher must so indicate in writing to the supervisor within three working days from date of receipt of the SWF.
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M Where a Union Local and a College agree in writing on terms governing workload assignments at the College, such agreements shall be binding on the College, the Union Local and the teachers and timetables shall be established in accordance with such local agreements. (a) Prior to the establishment of a total workload for any teacher the supervisor shall discuss the proposed workload with the teacher and complete the SWF, attached as Appendix I, to be provided by the College. The supervisor shall give a copy to the teacher not later than six weeks prior to the beginning of the period covered by the timetable excluding holidays and vacations. It is recognized that if the SWF is subsequently revised by the College, it will not be done without prior consultation with the teacher. (b) The College may, where a change in circumstances requires it, amend assignments provided to a teacher after the original assignment, subject to the teacher's right to refer any matter to the College Workload Monitoring Group (WMG) referred to in 11.02 B 1 and if necessary, the Workload Resolution Arbitrator (WRA) referred to in 11.02 E 1 and appointed under 11.02 F 1.
M Where a Union Local and a College agree in writing on terms governing workload assignments at the College, such agreements shall be binding on the College, the Union Local and the teacher, counsellor, or librarian teachers, and timetables shall be established in accordance with such local agreements. 11.02 A 1 (a) In respect of teachers, a SWF only shall govern the workload. In respect of counsellors and librarians, a written workload agreement only shall govern the workload. Prior to the establishment of a total workload for any, teacher, and the supervisor shall discuss the proposed workload with the faculty member: i. for teachers, the supervisor shall complete the SWF, attached as Appendix I, to be provided by the College. ii. for counsellors and librarians, the supervisor shall complete a written workload agreement that respects the provisions of this article. The supervisor shall give a copy to the teacher faculty member not later than six weeks prior to the beginning of the period covered by the timetable excluding holidays and vacations. It is Clarifies the language. Enables a successful transition into the role of full-time faculty member for new faculty. Creates consistency among faculty. Clarifies the language. Creates consistency among faculty. Makes workload assignments consistent among faculty. Creates written workload for Counsellors and Librarians.
M Where a Union Local and a College agree in writing on terms governing workload assignments at the College, such agreements shall be binding on the College, the Union Local and the teacher, counsellor, or librarian teachers, and timetables shall be established in accordance with such local agreements. 11.02 A 1 (a) In respect of teachers, a SWF only shall govern the workload. In respect of counsellors and librarians, a written workload agreement only shall govern the workload. Prior to the establishment of a total workload for any, teacher, and the supervisor shall discuss the proposed workload with the faculty member: i. for teachers, the supervisor shall complete the SWF, attached as Appendix I, to be provided by the College. ii. for counsellors and librarians, the supervisor shall complete a written workload agreement that respects the provisions of this article.
M Where a Union Local and a College agree in writing on terms governing workload assignments at the College, such agreements shall be binding on the College, the Union Local and the teachers and timetables shall be established in accordance with such local agreements.

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