Other appointment periods Sample Clauses

Other appointment periods. A. Intersession and other similar shortened periods. The parties recognize that, in addition to the more typical appointments of a traditional semester (fall/spring), academic year, or calendar year, a SW may be offered an appointment to work during an intersession or other similar shortened period. By design, such appointments may involve a more intense workload each week than typically associated with semester-long appointments. Therefore, the twenty (20) hour average in Section 2 and Section 3 shall not apply to such appointments. Rather, the University will not require more effort for students in their roles as student workers than is specified in the job posting and/or appointment letter.
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