Common use of Reduced Stipend Clause in Contracts

Reduced Stipend. Where the Employer determines that a particular course may be cancelled due to under-enrolment, and where an appointment has already been made to a Course Instructor position related to such course, the Employer may decide that the course will proceed in any event. In such a case, and prior to the commencement of the appointment, the Employer shall offer the appointee the opportunity to teach the course on a reduced-stipend basis, as set out in Appendix A, in lieu of the cancellation stipend set out in 5.13 (above). If the appointee agrees to the offer, the agreement shall be made in writing and copied to the Union.

Reduced Stipend. Where the Employer determines that a particular course may be cancelled due to under-enrolment, and where an appointment has already been made to a Course Instructor position related to such course, the Employer may decide that the course will proceed in any event. In such a case, and prior to the commencement of the appointment, the Employer shall offer the appointee the opportunity to teach the course on a reduced-stipend basis, as set out in Appendix A, in lieu of the cancellation stipend set out in 5.13 (above). If the appointee agrees to the offer, the agreement shall be made in writing and copied to the Union. For clarification under-enrolment is 11 students or fewer per class.

Reduced Stipend. Where the Employer determines that a particular course may be cancelled due to under-enrolment, and where an appointment has already been made to a Course Instructor position related to such course, the Employer may decide that the course will proceed in any event. In such a case, and prior to the commencement of the appointment, the Employer shall offer the appointee the opportunity to teach the course on a reduced-stipend basis, as set out in Appendix A, in lieu of the cancellation stipend set out in 5.13 (above). If the appointee agrees to the offer, the agreement shall be made in writing and copied to the Union.Union.‌ For clarification under-enrolment is 11 students or fewer per class.‌