Requests for Overload Sample Clauses
The "Requests for Overload" clause defines the process by which one party may formally request additional work or capacity beyond the originally agreed-upon limits. Typically, this clause outlines the steps for submitting such requests, any required documentation, and the criteria for approval or denial. For example, a contractor might use this clause to ask for more hours or resources if project demands increase unexpectedly. Its core function is to provide a structured mechanism for handling workload increases, ensuring both parties have clarity and agreement on how extra demands are managed.
Requests for Overload. Full-time faculty may request overload duties beyond the assigned workload and will be given reasonable consideration in the assignment of overload responsibilities. Full-time faculty members shall be given preference for overload for courses which, within two (2) calendar weeks prior to the start of an academic semester, still do not have an instructor assigned to them.
1. The maximum instructional overload assigned to a faculty member shall be ten (10) units during a teaching semester, and fifteen (15) units during a non- teaching semester, or an approximate annual maximum of thirty-five (35) instructional overload units.
2. Under extraordinary circumstances, the Academic Vice President/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ may override the limits to instructional overload.
Requests for Overload. Full-time faculty may request overload duties beyond the assigned workload and will be given reasonable consideration in the assignment of overload responsibilities. Full-time faculty members shall be given preference for overload for courses which, within two (2) calendar weeks prior to the start of an academic semester, still do not have an instructor assigned to them.
1. During academic year 2015-2016, the maximum instructional overload assigned to a faculty member shall be twelve (12) units during a teaching semester, and fifteen (15) units during a non-teaching semester, or an approximate annual maximum of thirty-nine (39) instructional overload units.
2. During academic year 2016-2017, the maximum instructional overload assigned to a faculty member shall be nine (9) units during a teaching semester, and fifteen (15) units during a non-teaching semester, or an approximate annual maximum of thirty-three (33) instructional overload units.
3. Under extraordinary circumstances, the Academic Vice President may override the limits to instructional overload.
Requests for Overload. Full-time faculty may request overload duties beyond the assigned workload and will be given reasonable consideration in the assignment of overload responsibilities. Full-time faculty members shall be given preference for overload for courses which, within two (2) calendar weeks prior to the start of an academic term, are still listed as “TBA.”