Outside Compensation. Any form of compensated activity outside of the scope of the Residency Program by the RESIDENT will be considered a breach of contract and reason for suspension or dismissal unless special permission has been granted by the Program Director and the President of the HOSPITAL.
Outside Compensation. During a faculty member's participation in the Program, the faculty member may accept outside compensation from externally funded sources only if it is relevant to the proposal and if the total compensation from Rutgers and from other externally funded sources does not aggregate to more than 100 percent of the faculty member's regular base pay. Under no circumstance is a faculty member on sabbatical leave from Rutgers permitted to undertake a full-time compensated assignment at another university or elsewhere.
Outside Compensation. Employees of the Contractor whose salaries are paid by Department funds shall not accept compensation from another source for the performance of any service or work that the person is required or expected to perform as a part of this contract or during the hours which the person performs service or work for the Department.
Outside Compensation. The President may accept outside employment for private consultant services and board of director responsibilities with private companies or organizations, provided that the President takes any appropriate leave and that such outside activities: (1) do not fall within the President’s official duties, interfere with the carrying out of such official duties, or involve a conflict of interest with respect to such duties; (2) do not involve the improper personal use of University resources, time, materials, or facilities; (3) are otherwise in compliance with the Ethics in Public Service Act, Chapter
Outside Compensation. During the period of sabbatical leave, a teacher may accept grants or fellowships for financial assistance or engage in related remunerative employment.
Outside Compensation. Subject to compliance with the Policy on External Professional Activities for Pay of The University of North Carolina Board of Governors, NCAA and ACC Regulations, and subject to all other relevant policies applicable to or of the UNIVERSITY and laws concerning conflicts of interest, and with the prior approval from the Athletic Director and Chancellor as provided in said policies, COACH may earn other revenue while employed by UNIVERSITY, but such activities are independent of his UNIVERSITY employment, and the UNIVERSITY shall have no responsibility for any claims by him or against him arising therefrom. This activity shall include engaging in any radio, television, motion picture, writing, or any similar activity, personal appearances, commercial endorsements, and basketball camps, except as noted below. With respect to any such independent activities that are commercial in nature, including, without limitation, activities that promote a private business or service, COACH shall not, without the express written permission of UNIVERSITY, make use of UNIVERSITY’s name, logos, and symbols. With respect to the operation of basketball camps or other activities using UNIVERSITY’s name, such activity shall be only with the prior approval of the Athletic Director and Chancellor, and shall be conducted in accordance with all applicable NCAA and ACC policies and policies of or applicable to UNIVERSITY, including those requiring the payment of fees for use, if any, of UNIVERSITY facilities. As required by NCAA Regulations, COACH shall report annually as of July 1 to the Chancellor through the Athletic Director all athletically related income from sources outside the UNIVERSITY, including but not limited to, income from annuities, sports camps, endorsements, television and radio programs, and all other athletically-related income from whatever outside source. UNIVERSITY shall have reasonable access to all records of COACH to verify this report.
Outside Compensation. The President may accept outside employment for private consultant services and board of director responsibilities with private companies or organizations, provided that such activities: (1) do not fall within his official duties as President, interfere with the carrying out of his official duties, or involve a conflict of interest with respect to such duties; (2) do not involve the improper personal use of University resources, time, materials, or facilities; (3) are otherwise in compliance with the Ethics in Public Service Act, chapter 42.52 RCW, and other applicable laws; and (4) are each approved by the Chair of the Board of Trustees. Any income received by the President in connection with his approved outside activities shall have no effect on his compensation under this agreement.
