Common use of Number of Preparations Clause in Contracts

Number of Preparations. Workload relative to the number of preparations shall be fair, reasonable, and equitable according to conventional past practices within the relevant disciplines or groups of disciplines. It is understood that the provisions of Section 6.3 and 6.3.1 shall not be subject to the grievance procedures of Article 17. 6.3.1 Disagreements about the number of course preparations required of a faculty member for a particular semester are to be resolved through informal meetings of the affected faculty member and the appropriate Xxxx. Either party may invite a member of the staff to assist in the resolution. Disagreements, which cannot be resolved in this manner, may be forwarded to the next administrative level for resolution. Disagreements not resolved at that level may be forwarded to the College President for final resolution. Appeal to the College President concludes the process for resolving disagreements about the number of course preparations. This procedure applies only to this section of the contract, unless specifically cited elsewhere.

Number of Preparations. Workload relative to the number of preparations shall be fair, reasonable, and equitable according to conventional past practices within the relevant disciplines or groups of disciplines. It is understood that the provisions of Section 6.3 and 6.3.1 shall not be subject to the grievance procedures of Article 17. 6.3.1 . Disagreements about the number of course preparations required of a faculty member for a particular semester are to be resolved through informal meetings of the affected faculty member and the appropriate Xxxx. Either party may invite a member of the staff to assist in the resolution. Disagreements, which cannot be resolved in this manner, may be forwarded to the next administrative level for resolution. Disagreements not resolved at that level may be forwarded to the College President for final resolution. Appeal to the College President concludes the process for resolving disagreements about the number of course preparations. This procedure applies only to this section of the contract, unless specifically cited elsewhere.

Number of Preparations. Workload relative to the number of preparations shall be fair, reasonable, and equitable according to conventional past practices within the relevant disciplines or groups of disciplines. It is understood that the provisions of Section 6.3 and and 6.3.1 shall not be subject to the grievance procedures of Article Article 17. . 6.3.1 Disagreements about the number of course preparations required of a faculty member for a particular semester are to be resolved through informal meetings of the affected faculty member and the appropriate Xxxx. Either party may invite a member of the staff to assist in the resolution. Disagreements, which cannot be resolved in this manner, may be forwarded to the next administrative level for resolution. Disagreements not resolved at that level may be forwarded to the College President for final resolution. Appeal to the College President concludes the process for resolving disagreements about the number of course preparations. This procedure applies only to this section of the contract, unless specifically cited elsewhere.

Number of Preparations. Workload relative to the number of preparations shall be fair, 39 reasonable, and equitable according to conventional past practices within the relevant disciplines or 40 groups of disciplines. It is understood that the provisions of Section 6.3 and 6.3.1 shall not be subject to the 41 grievance procedures of Article 17. 6.3.1 . 43 Disagreements about the number of course preparations required of a faculty member for a particular 44 semester are to be resolved through informal meetings of the affected faculty member and the 45 appropriate Xxxx. Either party may invite a member of the staff to assist in the resolution. 46 Disagreements, which cannot be resolved in this manner, may be forwarded to the next administrative 47 level for resolution. Disagreements not resolved at that level may be forwarded to the College 48 President for final resolution. Appeal to the College President concludes the process for resolving 49 disagreements about the number of course preparations. This procedure applies only to this section of 50 the contract, unless specifically cited elsewhere.