Supplementary Teaching Limitation Clause Samples

Supplementary Teaching Limitation. When a full-time instructor desires to be assigned to teach a class or classes in addition to his/her basic load, such assignment shall be considered as a supplemental assignment. Supplemental assignments made during the Instructional College Year shall be limited to four (4) contact hours per semester or one (1) class per semester, whichever has the greater contact hours. These limits may be exceeded by mutual consent of the instructor and the appropriate administrator. A. The selection of such class(es) shall be finalized with the appropriate administrator no later than four (4) weeks prior to the start of the semester or session in which the class is to be taught. Such a time limit, however, does not prohibit a selection after this time provided that the class(es) in question are not assigned to part-time faculty and that the request is approved by the appropriate administrator. B. Supplemental assignments made during the Spring or Summer sessions shall be limited to either: 1. One class having more than ten (10) contact hours per session, or 2. Three (3) classes or ten (10) contact hours whichever has the greater number of contact hours. C. Except during the Spring and Summer session which will be based on the department rotational policy, no instructor may be confirmed in a supplemental assignment prior to registration, and then only after all basic loads have been assigned within the department. D. Teaching assignments made during the Spring and/or Summer sessions do not constitute a basic load for a full-time instructor under the terms of this Agreement (Ref. Article I, Section 3B). E. During the Spring/Summer terms, full-time faculty teaching one day per week shall be permitted one paid leave day per Spring or Summer term. Full-time faculty members teaching more than one day per week shall be permitted to take up to two (2) paid leave days per Spring or Summer term. Leave may used for illness of the faculty member, spouse, child, or parent or for bereavement. Request for a leave must be made with reasonable notice to the Assistant or Associate ▇▇▇▇. Should the faculty member exceed the allotted leave day(s), he/she shall not receive his/her daily contract supplemental rate in those cases where a substitute is compensated. F. The thirty-eight (38) week Counselor shall be guaranteed four (4) weeks of supplemental assignments each year.

Supplementary Teaching Limitation. When a full-time instructor desires to be assigned to teach a class or classes in addition to their basic load, such assignment shall be considered as a supplemental assignment. Supplemental assignments made during the Instructional College Year shall be limited to seventeen (17) contact hours per semester. These limits may be exceeded by mutual consent of the instruc- tor and the designated administrator. A . Full-time faculty will be given at least 10 business days to select supplemental class(es).The selection of such class(es) shall be finalized with the designated administrator no later than four (4) weeks prior to the start of the semester or session in which the class is to be taught. Such a time limit, however, does not prohibit a selection after this time provided that the class(es) in question are not assigned to part-time faculty and the request is approved by the des- ignated administrator. B . Supplemental assignments made during the Spring or Summer sessions shall be limited to either: 1 . One class having more than twelve (12) contact hours per session, or 2 . Three (3) classes or twelve (12) contact hours whichever has the greater number of contact hours. Instructors selecting classes with start dates in the Spring session and with end dates in the Summer session (e.g. 15 or 12 week long courses) will designate the classes, at the time of class selection, for inclusion in either their Spring or Summer limits. When making this designation, instructors may not allocate a single class to more than one session. These limits may be exceeded by mutual consent of the instructor and the designated administrator.