Regularization Target Levels Sample Clauses

Regularization Target Levels. 1. The number of non-regular part-time course sections, as a percentage of the total sections taught at UCFV, will be to a maximum of 17%. For this purpose, "non-regular part-time course sections" refers to all sections taught by part-time instructors who are on less than 50% contracts and are not serving as replacements for instructors on leave.
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