Full-Time Workload Standards Sample Clauses

The Full-Time Workload Standards clause defines the expected amount of work or hours an employee must fulfill to be considered full-time. Typically, this clause specifies the minimum number of hours per week or outlines the duties and responsibilities that constitute a full-time position, such as 40 hours per week or a set number of teaching credits for academic staff. By clearly establishing these standards, the clause ensures both employer and employee have a mutual understanding of workload expectations, reducing ambiguity and helping to manage staffing and compensation appropriately.
Full-Time Workload Standards. Non-Instructional Faculty
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Full-Time Workload Standards. Instructional Faculty 1. Contact Hour Equivalents: One contact hour per week shall equal one (1.0) CHE for classes where the credit hours equal the weekly contact hours. In all other instances, one contact hour per week shall equal one (1.0) CHE for any lecture component and one-half (0.50) CHE for non-lecture component. The state definitions of lecture/lab modes of instruction together with the approved course outline on file in the instruction office shall be used to determine lecture and non-lecture components.
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