Common use of Bargaining Unit Work Clause in Contracts

Bargaining Unit Work. A. Bargaining unit work includes such activities as are described in Articles 10.B and 11.C. 1. These responsibilities are fulfilled in major part by unit members. B. It is the intention of the parties that bargaining unit work be performed by unit members. However, the responsibilities stated above, as in any other academic institution, are also fulfilled by non-unit members. C. A variety of research, specialized advising, public service and teaching that has not been traditionally performed by unit members may be determined to constitute part of regular workload or overload as provided in Article 11. D. Undergraduate students shall not assume regular classroom teaching responsibilities. E. Where non-unit members have teaching responsibilities, evaluation of teaching performance shall be in accordance with the procedures established in this Agreement. F. Overload courses within their department, division or other appropriate unit shall be offered to qualified unit members. The distribution of such courses shall be in an equitable manner. G. Unit members shall be informed of summer session and mini-session course opportunities within their department, division or other appropriate unit. Current practice regarding the assignments of these courses within the department, division or other appropriate unit shall be continued. H. Departments, division or other appropriate units identified in the report of the Committee on Bargaining Unit Work dated July 24, 1985 which use non-unit members for more than 35% of current teaching contracts shall not increase this proportion except in the case of unusual circumstances with notice to the Association.

Bargaining Unit Work. A. Bargaining unit work includes such activities as are described in Articles 10.B and 11.C. 111.C.1. These responsibilities are fulfilled in major part by unit members. B. It is the intention of the parties that bargaining unit work be performed by unit members. However, the responsibilities stated above, as in any other academic institution, are also fulfilled by non-unit members. C. A variety of research, specialized advising, public service and teaching that has not been traditionally performed by unit members may be determined to constitute part of regular workload or overload as provided in Article 11. D. Undergraduate students shall not assume regular classroom teaching responsibilities. E. Where non-unit members have teaching responsibilities, evaluation of teaching performance shall be in accordance with the procedures established in this Agreement. F. Overload courses within their department, division or other appropriate unit shall be offered to qualified unit members. The distribution of such courses shall be in an equitable manner. G. Unit members shall be informed of summer session and mini-session course opportunities within their department, division or other appropriate unit. Current practice regarding the assignments of these courses within the department, division or other appropriate unit shall be continued. H. Departments, division or other appropriate units identified in the report of the Committee on Bargaining Unit Work dated July 24, 1985 which use non-unit members for more than 35% of current teaching contracts shall not increase this proportion except in the case of unusual circumstances with notice to the Association.

Bargaining Unit Work. A. Bargaining unit work includes such activities as are described in Articles 10.B and 11.C. 1. These responsibilities are fulfilled in major part by unit members. B. It is the intention of the parties that bargaining unit work be performed by unit members. However, the responsibilities stated above, as in any other academic institution, are also fulfilled by non-unit members. C. A variety of research, specialized advising, public service and teaching that has not been traditionally performed by unit members may be determined to constitute part of regular workload or overload as provided in Article 11. D. Undergraduate students shall not assume regular classroom teaching responsibilities. E. Where non-unit members have teaching responsibilities, evaluation of teaching performance shall be in accordance with the procedures established in this Agreement. F. Overload courses within their department, division or other appropriate unit shall be offered to qualified unit members. The distribution of such courses shall be in an equitable manner. G. Unit members shall be informed of summer session and mini-session course opportunities within their department, division or other appropriate unit. Current practice regarding the assignments of these courses within the department, division or other appropriate unit shall be continued.continued.‌‌‌ H. Departments, division or other appropriate units identified in the report of the Committee on Bargaining Unit Work dated July 24, 1985 which use non-unit members for more than 35% of current teaching contracts shall not increase this proportion except in the case of unusual circumstances with notice to the Association.