Workload Adjustments. Reasonable workload adjustments may be made at the discretion of the Board or its designee to take into account scholarly activity for graduate instruction, laboratory courses, private or group music lessons, studio or drama courses, student teacher supervision, coaching duties and/or other out-of-classroom instructional activities. Any instructional hours assigned above the prescribed instructional hours will be considered an overload and will qualify for overload. Existing workload adjustment practices will remain in place at each College, unless revised adjustments are agreed upon by SCEA and the Board.
Workload Adjustments. The parties recognize that employees are professionals whose duties vary in content and schedule and sometimes require working more than the standard workweek. At the same time, the parties acknowledge that there may be occasions where an employee believes that they are working an excessive workload. In such cases, the employee may request a meeting with their supervisor to discuss their workload, and why they believe it is excessive. When requested, the meeting will occur within ten
Workload Adjustments. Any employee who reasonably believes their assigned duties require hours that will cumulatively, regularly, or substantially exceed the required hours of effort in Section 1 may bring such concerns to their supervisor promptly for discussion and appropriate action. This may include cases where assigned workloads exceed the workload average defined in Section 1 of this Article. The supervisor will discuss such concerns, and, as warranted, make adjustments to workload requirements.
Workload Adjustments. Any employee who believes their assigned workload cannot reasonably be completed within the average time limits specified in this Agreement may bring such concerns to their supervisor for discussion and appropriate action. The supervisor shall promptly discuss such concerns and, as the supervisor deems appropriate, adjust workload requirements. If an employee is not satisfied with the supervisor’s decision or corrective measures, or if they believe they have been misclassified or that their job duties are not commensurate with their appointment letter, they may file a grievance under the terms outlined in Article 5,
Workload Adjustments. 18 19 (a) If a NTTF bargaining unit faculty member has his or her FTE reduced with no 20 increased with no corresponding increase in FTE, then the bargaining unit faculty 25 member's base salary will be increased in proportion to the workload increase. 26
Workload Adjustments. 11.1 During the approved absence of reps under this agreement, [name of employer] will endeavour to make appropriate workload arrangements, in line with the ACAS code [in Northern Ireland, replace with LRA code], which recommends: The allocation of duties to other employees; Rearranging work to a different time A reduction in workloads.
Workload Adjustments. 37! 38! (a) If a NTTF bargaining unit faculty member has his or her FTE reduced with no 39! demonstrable corresponding reduction in workload, then the bargaining unit faculty 40! member's base salary will be increased in proportion to the FTE reduction. 41! 42! (b) If a NTTF bargaining unit faculty member has his or her workload significantly 43! increased with no corresponding increase in FTE, then the bargaining unit faculty 44! member's base salary will be increased in proportion to the workload increase. 45! 46! (c) Both parties recognize that professional responsibilities ebb and flow throughout a 47! contract period. The provisions of this section are not meant to address minor or 48! ! ! normal fluctuations in workload. 1! 2! (d) This Section will sunset with the expiration of the terms of the 2015-2018 3!
Workload Adjustments. Any GSE who believes their employment workload cannot reasonably be completed within an expected time frame may bring such concerns to their supervisor for discussion and appropriate action. The supervisor shall discuss such concerns and, as warranted, make adjustments to employment workload requirements.
Workload Adjustments. Any Employee who believes their employment workload cannot reasonably be completed within the average hours specified in this Article may bring such concerns to their supervisor for discussion and possible appropriate action. The supervisor shall discuss such concerns and, as warranted, make adjustments to workload requirements.
