Release Time for Other Association Work Sample Clauses

Release Time for Other Association Work. Release time requests initiated by the Association beyond that specified in the above Article shall be granted according to the following provisions: 11.5.1 Upon request by the Association president, release time shall be granted an Association member from his/her normal faculty duties for the purpose of fulfilling Association responsibilities designated by the Association president, provided there is timely arrangement for adequate course coverage as determined by accepted department/division procedures. 11.5.2 This leave and the leave in Article 11.4 may not exceed fifty percent (50%) for any employee unless the Association and College agree to an exception. 11.5.3 In consideration of this leave, the Association will reimburse the College according to the following formula: The replacement cost, or if the replacement involves faculty at the contracted rate, replacement of that portion of the replacement at the Step 7 salary. Payment shall be made not later than May 1.
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Release Time for Other Association Work. Release time requests initiated by the Association beyond that specified in the above Article shall be granted according to the following provisions: 11.5.1 Upon request by the Association president, release time shall be granted an Association member from his/her normal faculty duties for the purpose of fulfilling Association responsibilities designated by the Association president, provided there is timely arrangement for adequate course coverage as determined by accepted department/division procedures. 11.5.2 This leave and the leave in Article 11.4 may not exceed fifty percent (50%) for any employee except as outlined in 11.5.2.1 or unless the Association and College agree to an exception.

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