Periods of Scheduled Teaching Sample Clauses

Periods of Scheduled Teaching. (a) An employee will not be required to undertake scheduled teaching on public holidays, or before 8:00 am or after 9.30pm without his/her agreement.
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Periods of Scheduled Teaching. An employee will not be required to undertake scheduled teaching on public holidays, or before 8:00 am or after 9.30pm without his/her agreement. An employee will not normally be required to undertake scheduled teaching on weekends. When teaching on weekends is proposed, the supervisor will consult with the employee and seek to address any issues of concern raised by the employee about teaching during such times, including the employee's family responsibilities. Scheduled teaching on weekends, public holidays, before 8:00am or after 9.30pm will be specifically recognised in the workloads weighting formula of the Academic Unit. The parties agree that the current University practice of conducting teaching sessions outside the traditional teaching periods that are arranged directly between the Head of the Academic Unit with the agreement of the employee will continue. No employee will be required to teach in more than 28 weeks (plus associated marking time) in any 12-month period or to teach more than two sessions per year, unless the employee is given compensation in time or salary for teaching in an additional session. Overseas teaching will only be allocated to an employee with his/her agreement.
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