Normal Workload Clause Samples
The 'Normal Workload' clause defines the standard amount or type of work expected to be performed under a contract or agreement. It typically outlines the baseline duties, hours, or output that an employee or contractor is required to fulfill, and may specify what constitutes a regular workload versus overtime or additional assignments. By clearly establishing these expectations, the clause helps prevent disputes over workload, ensures fairness, and provides a reference point for evaluating performance or requests for additional compensation.
Normal Workload an average of five (5) three-credit courses or equivalent per year over two consecutive academic years. Members on a Normal Workload will be active and productive in research, scholarly and/or creative activity as described in Article 25.9(f) and (g) and will contribute to University service.
Normal Workload. The required teaching load for a full-time faculty member is nine (9) semester hours, except in those instructional skilled-type classes where a contact hour has been accepted as the unit of workload, in each of the two (2) regular Fall/Spring semesters of the academic year. However, with the concurrence of the department chairperson and the ▇▇▇▇, a full-time faculty member may elect to distribute part of his/her normal workload during the Summer session or the Spring and Summer sessions. Any reclassification of courses or classification of new courses in terms of unit workload will require the approval of the full-time faculty of the affected department and the Administration.
Normal Workload. (a) Faculty members are entitled to have equitable workloads.
(b) Within the workload, "teaching load" is recognized to include a complex of:
(i) course planning, development and direction;
(ii) teaching of classes, labs, tutorials and seminars;
(iii) implementing an appropriate form of evaluation of student learning;
(iv) advising students and prospective students;
Normal Workload. The normal practice of quantifying faculty work load is by faculty contact hours. The faculty contact hours are the total of the lecture hours and laboratory hours. There are some health science courses where contact hours will not follow the above formula (e.g., clinicals) and will be defined by the Instructional Administrator. Courses outside the normal practice would include Open Entry Internships, Independent Study, and Co-Ops.
Normal Workload. Non-Teaching Faculty 99 15.2 Normal Workload – Teaching Faculty 100 15.3 Office Hours and Syllabi Posting 102 15.4 Committee Assignments 103 15.5 Final Grades 103 15.6 Course Preparations 104 15.7 Time of Assignment 104 15.8 Location of Assignment 107
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