Stipend – Academic Instruction Sample Clauses

Stipend – Academic Instruction. Per three credits academic course: 1/8 of the Faculty Member’s 100% annual stepped salary multiplied by 0.75. However, the stipend shall not be lower than the base stipend for academic Sessional/Adjunct Faculty Members.
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Stipend – Academic Instruction. Remuneration will be based on the following formula and includes preparation time and student consultation: Effective 1 April 2007 – 75% of 1/8 of Step 8 of the Provincial Salary Scale The above stipend includes a four percent allowance in lieu of vacation. Effective June 01 2017, for faculty members who have completed four (4) years equivalent full-time service, a further two percent vacation pay shall be paid on the stipend, for a total of six percent (6%) vacation pay.
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Stipend – Academic Instruction. Remuneration will be based on the following formula and includes preparation time and student consultation:
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