Term Instructors Sample Clauses

Term Instructors a) Term instructors on annual appointments shall accrue vacation credit at the same rate as regular instructors. Payment for vacation days accrued shall be adjusted to reflect the time status at which the days were accrued throughout the fiscal year.
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Term Instructors. 10.1.4.1 Term instructors shall accrue up to a maximum of 261 full-time equivalent (FTE) days of service per fiscal year. Part-time service by such instructors shall be pro- rated.
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Term Instructors iv Retention or Loss of Seniority . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Seniority Lists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Instructor Reduction, Severance Pay, and Xxxxxx . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Term Instructors. Effective April term instructors shall accrue up to a maximum of time equivalent days of service per fiscal year. Part-time service by such instructors shall be pro-rated. Effective April all auxiliary work done concurrent with and after an instructor’s initial term appointment shall be counted as service for the purpose of seniority calculation, Such auxiliary service shall be pro-rated. Seniority Effective April seniority for term instructors shall be calculated by multiplying the number of full-time equivalent duty days of service by such instructors by the following ratio: * Instructors on the seniority list as of March who held a term appointment or appointment at less than the then applicable half-time statusprior to April shall have their seniority total as of March adjusted. This adjustment shall include the total amount of less than half-time duty days worked under term appointment prior to April as expressed in full-time day equivalents and shall be calculated using the seniority calculation system in effect when the days were worked. Seniority accrued up to March shall not be affected by the provisions of Article and
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Term Instructors. Effective April term instructors shall accumulate up to a maximum of full-time equivalent days of service per fiscal year. Part-time service by such instructors shall be pro-rated. Effective April all auxiliary work done concurrent with and after an instructor’s initial term appointment shall be counted as service for the purpose of seniority calculation. Such auxiliary service shall be pro- rated. Effective April seniority for term instructors shall be calculated by multiplying the number of full-time equivalent duty days of service by such instructors by the following ratio: Regular and term instructors retain and accumulate seniority while in the employ of the College. Instructors who sever employment of their own volition shall forfeit accumulated seniority. Instructors whose employment is severed by the College for other than cause shall, upon within two years, have their previous accumulated seniority restored. On the basis of Articles through a seniority list shall be developed for each campus and area by the respective administrations. The list shall include all regular and term instructors employed by the College during the two-year period immediately prior to March 3 1 of each fiscal year. The list shall show, in order of seniority, the type of appointment(s) held by each instructor, the time-status of the appointment(s), the department or area to which the instructor has been assigned, the commencement date of service, and the aggregate length of accumulated service in days. The seniority list shall be updated as of March each fiscal year and posted within one month. The College shall provide the Association and each department with a copy of the updated seniority list. Instructors shall be entitled to receive individual copies of the seniority list upon request. Notwithstanding instructors’ aggregate length of service on the seniority list, Article of this Agreement shall take precedence in the reduction of instructors. Seniority accumulated up to March shall not be affected by the provisions of Article See APPENDIX for examples of seniority calculations. Necessary Instructor Reduction Reasons From time to time, the College may determine that a reduction in the number of instructors is necessary. Reasons for such instructor reduction include:
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