Over Assignment Clause Samples
The Over Assignment clause restricts a party’s ability to transfer or assign its rights and obligations under a contract to another party without prior consent. In practice, this means that if one party wishes to delegate its responsibilities or benefits to a third party, it must first obtain written approval from the other contracting party. This clause is commonly used to maintain control over who is involved in the contractual relationship and to prevent unwanted or unapproved changes in the parties responsible for performance, thereby ensuring stability and predictability in the agreement.
Over Assignment. Over Assignment is defined as the ECH in excess of 16.5 ECH for faculty, generated by a course of which part is used to fulfill the 16.5 ECH regular assignment. Faculty with less than 16.5 ECH in a given quarter may be assigned an over assignment provided at least one-half of the over assignment is used to fulfill the 16.5 ECH required for normal assignment. (Over assignment hours may be part of the 35 on-campus hours). All over assignments will be paid at the end of the contract year when the annual assignment has been determined. Over assignment pay shall be based on the part- time teaching rate.