Common use of Six Month Part-Time Continuing Position Clause in Contracts

Six Month Part-Time Continuing Position. A part-time continuing college professor whose part-time percentage is 50% may, with the mutual agreement of the designated supervisor and the employee, accept a six-month full-time workload assignment. The specified six-month duty period shall be included in the employee’s offer of appointment and shall be changed only with the mutual agreement of OC and the employee.

Six Month Part-Time Continuing Position. A part-time continuing college professor whose part-time percentage is 50% may, with the mutual agreement of the designated supervisor and the employee, accept a six-month full-time workload assignment. The specified six-six- month duty period shall be included in the employee’s offer of appointment and shall be changed only with the mutual agreement of OC and the employee.

Six Month Part-Time Continuing Position. A part-time continuing college professor whose part-time percentage is 50% may, with the mutual agreement of the designated supervisor and the employee, accept a six-month full-time workload assignment. The specified six-six­ month duty period shall be included in the employee’s 's offer of appointment and shall be changed only with the mutual agreement of OC and the employee.

Six Month Part-Time Continuing Position. A part-time continuing college professor whose part-time percentage is 50% 50 may, with the mutual agreement of the designated supervisor and the employee, accept a six-month full-time workload assignment. The specified six-six­ month duty period shall be included in the employee’s 's offer of appointment and shall be changed only with the mutual agreement of OC and the employee.

Six Month Part-Time Continuing Position. ‌ A part-time continuing college professor whose part-time percentage is 50% may, with the mutual agreement of the designated supervisor and the employee, accept a six-month full-time workload assignment. The specified six-month duty period shall be included in the employee’s offer of appointment and shall be changed only with the mutual agreement of OC and the employee.