Adjunct Librarians Sample Clauses

Adjunct Librarians. No adjunct librarian should be assigned a load greater than sixty-seven percent (67%) unless otherwise approved in advance by the appropriate xxxx and vice president. Since librarians on a 12-month contract work a total of 1,498 basic assignment hours, the maximum hours for librarians should not exceed 1003 hours annually. Any teaching assignment must be deducted from the allowable LHE for adjunct librarians.
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Adjunct Librarians. The College will determine unit membership information for adjunct librarians each September and January based upon criteria set forth in this Article. The College will notify HCAFA of the unit determination by September 30th for the Fall semester and January 31st for the Spring semester.
Adjunct Librarians. An adjunct librarian who qualifies for initial bargaining unit inclusion but who subsequently fails to meet the eligibility criteria set forth in Article 2.1 because they were unable to accept an assignment due to an extended and medically documented disability, or does not work due to other valid and justifiable reasons acceptable to the College, shall remain a member of the bargaining unit for two consecutive semesters, excluding the summer term, in which the member is not assigned to work a minimum of one hundred sixty (160) hours per semester. In such event, the College shall make a reasonable effort to assign an adjunct librarian with at least a one hundred sixty (160) hour assignment, for the current semester. Failure to satisfy the eligibility criteria in Article 2.1 for the third consecutive academic semester, excluding the summer term, will result in removal from the bargaining unit.
Adjunct Librarians. The College acknowledges that a reasonable effort shall be made to assign an adjunct librarian who is fully qualified by virtue of their academic credentials, training, evaluations, applicable experience, knowledge of functional area and related technology, and date of hire as defined in Article 4.9. The College will make a reasonable effort to assign an adjunct librarian covered by this Agreement, a contingent one hundred sixty (160) hour assignment for the current semester before providing a contingent assignment to a non-unit adjunct librarian/counselor. Adjunct librarians shall receive work assignments no later than five (5) days after the first day of classes for the semester, excluding summer. In the event an assignment is subsequently cancelled, the adjunct librarian/counselor shall be given other duties for a time period equaling the time the cancelled assignment would have occurred.
Adjunct Librarians. The date of hire of an adjunct librarian shall be identified as the first work day which the adjunct librarian was assigned to work a minimum of one hundred sixty (160) hours per semester, for at least four (4) consecutive academic semesters and the adjunct librarian/counselor has remained in the bargaining unit. An adjunct librarian employed at Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx College as of the conclusion of the Spring 2005 semester and who was assigned to work a minimum of one hundred sixty (160) hours per semester for the last four (4) consecutive academic semesters, excluding the summer term, shall be considered to have been assigned to work a minimum of one hundred sixty (160) hours per semester on a continuous and uninterrupted basis to the College since the date of initial employment as an adjunct librarian through the conclusion of the Spring 2005 semester. To clarify this paragraph, an adjunct librarian who meets the criteria in this paragraph shall have their date of initial employment considered as their date of hire.
Adjunct Librarians. 6.6.1 Librarian assignments, whether recurring (defined as more than 1 time per semester, such as a Monday 8 am to 10 am shift) or expected one-time (defined as known by a full-time faculty member as well as solicited by and communicated to the Head Librarian and Instructional Xxxx prior to issuing the List of Available Sections to all current part-time faculty members) library shifts, will be offered at the same time to all adjunct librarians and scheduled based on priority order, per Article 6.4.2, when scheduling for the fall and spring semesters.
Adjunct Librarians. No adjunct librarian should be assigned a load greater than sixty-seven percent (67%) unless otherwise approved in advance by the appropriate xxxx and vice president. Since librarians on a 12month contract work 36 LHE annually for a total of 1,498 basic assignment hours, the maximum LHE and basic assignment hours for librarians should not exceed 24.12 LHE or 1004 hours annually. Any teaching assignment must be deducted from the annual allowable LHE for adjunct librarians. (36 LHE = 1498 basic assignment hours; 1 LHE = 41.4 hours; 67% of 36 LHE = 1004 hours (10.G.7.b.)).
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