Discipline Factors Sample Clauses
The 'Discipline Factors' clause defines the criteria and considerations that will be used to assess and address disciplinary issues within an organization or agreement. It typically outlines the types of behaviors or actions that may lead to disciplinary measures, such as violations of company policy, misconduct, or repeated infractions, and may specify the process for evaluating these factors. By clearly identifying what constitutes a disciplinary issue and how it will be handled, this clause ensures fairness and consistency in the application of discipline, helping to prevent arbitrary or biased decisions.
Discipline Factors. Variations from the norm may occur as a consequence of the nature of the discipline in which that assignment falls in combination with the effects of different methods of instruction (i.e., lecture and laboratory). Such assignments require less than one hour of preparation/evaluation per weekly contact hour. Workload adjustments for such variations are effected by means of discipline factors attached to the assignment.
Discipline Factors. Variations from the norm occur as a consequence of the nature of the discipline in which that assignment falls in combination with the effects of different methods of instruction (i.e., lecture and laboratory). Workload adjustments for such variations are effected by means of discipline factors attached to the assignment.