Flexible Time Activities Sample Clauses

Flexible Time Activities. Each regular faculty member will sign an agreement indicating the flexible activities and/or project and dates that he/she will perform to meet the flexible time requirement in 23.202. A copy of the agreement will be submitted to the immediate supervisor no later than November 1 for the fall semester and may be updated no later than March 1 for the spring semester. If a full-time faculty member elects to do an individual project, a time line including specific dates for the project completion and agreed upon documentation of the project will be included in the agreement. Activities may include specific in-service days and/or individual faculty projects as designated in 23.202 and may be completed anytime from July 1 through June 30 of a given year. Documentation of attendance on in-service days and of individual faculty projects must be completed no later than June 30 of a given year. Regular faculty not completing the flexible activities will be charged six hours of leave without pay for each full day for activities missed. Partial days will result in leave without pay in proportion to time missed.
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Flexible Time Activities. Each regular faculty member will submit forms to the Professional Development system documenting the flexible activities and/or project and dates that they will perform to meet the flexible time requirement in 23.2.2. A copy of the agreement will be submitted to the immediate supervisor no later than November 1 for the fall semester and may be updated no later than March 1 for the spring semester. If a full-time faculty member elects to do an individual project or external training, a time line including specific dates for the project completion and agreed upon documentation of the project will be submitted to the Professional Development System. Activities may include specific in-service days and/or individual faculty projects as designated in 23.2.2 and may be completed anytime from July 1 through June 30 of a given year. Documentation of attendance on in- service days and of individual faculty projects must be completed no later than June 30 of a given year. Regular faculty not completing the flexible activities can use appropriate leave for each full day of missed activities. Partial days that are missed will result in proportionate deductions of the above leaves in proportion to time missed. When flexible activities cannot be completed as originally planned, the District and faculty member will determine an appropriate substitute activity. 11/17/2021 11/17/2021
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Flexible Time Activities. Each regular faculty member will sign an agreement indicating the flexible activities and/or project and dates that he/she will perform to meet the flexible time requirement in 23.202. A copy of the agreement will be submitted to the immediate supervisor no later than November 1 for the fall semester and may be updated no later than March 1 for the spring semester. If a full-time faculty member elects to do an individual project, a time line including specific dates for the project completion and agreed upon documentation of the project will be included in the agreement. Activities may include specific in-service days and/or individual faculty projects as designated in 23.202 and may be completed anytime from July 1 through June 30 of a given year. Documentation of attendance on in-service days and of individual faculty projects must be completed no later than June 30 of a given year. Regular faculty not COLLECTIVE BARGAINING CONTRACT Between Xxxxxx County Community College District And The Xxxxxx College Chapter CCA/CTA/NEA July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2015
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