Common use of Time of Assignment Clause in Contracts

Time of Assignment. Teaching faculty unit members may be assigned a teaching schedule that includes courses that meet at any time between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. Monday through Saturdays, on days when classes are regularly in session, with the following restrictions: 1. No unit member may be assigned a work schedule that extends for less than four (4) days or more than five (5) days per week. 2. No unit member may be assigned a work schedule that splits the workweek; but must be assigned a schedule that includes two consecutive days off, except at the initiation of the unit member. 3. No unit member may be assigned a schedule that the duration between the start time of the first class of the day, and the ending time of the last class of the day, is greater than ten (10) hours, except at the initiation of the unit member. 4. No unit member may be assigned a schedule where the ending time of the last class of the day and the start time of the first class of the next consecutive workday is less than twelve (12) hours, except at the initiation of the unit member. 5. No unit member shall be required to teach on Saturday for more than two semesters within any three (3) year period, except at the initiation of the unit member. 6. No unit member may be required to teach a course they haven’t taught in the last three (3) years without at least one semester to prepare for the course, except at the initiation of the unit member. Evening or Saturday classes that make up a part of the instructor’s contract load are not in and of themselves considered overload.

Time of Assignment. Teaching faculty unit members may be assigned a teaching schedule that includes courses that meet at any time between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. Monday through Saturdays, on days when classes are regularly in session, with the following restrictions: 1. No unit member may be assigned a work schedule that extends for less than four (4) days or more than five (5) days per week. 2. No unit member may be assigned a work schedule that splits the workweek; but must be assigned a schedule that includes two consecutive days off, except at the initiation of the unit member. 3. No unit member may be assigned a schedule that the duration between the start time of the first class of the day, and the ending time of the last class of the day, is greater than ten (10) hours, except at the initiation of the unit member. 4. No unit member may be assigned a schedule where the ending time of the last class of the day and the start time of the first class of the next consecutive workday is less than twelve (12) hours, except at the initiation of the unit member. 5. No unit member shall be required to teach on Saturday for more than two semesters within any three (3) year period, except at the initiation of the unit member. 6. No unit member may be required to teach a course they haven’t taught in the last three (3) years without at least one semester to prepare for the course, except at the initiation of the unit member. Evening or Saturday classes that make up a part of the instructor’s contract load are not in and of themselves considered overload.. Should a teaching faculty member have a course that is cancelled for lack of enrollment or other reasons beyond the unit member’s control, and such cancellation