Upper Level Release Clause Samples
The Upper Level Release clause allows a party to be released from obligations or liabilities that pertain to higher or overarching levels of an agreement, such as those involving parent companies or upper-tier contractors. In practice, this clause may apply when a subcontractor is released from claims or responsibilities that originate from the main contract between the owner and the general contractor, rather than from their direct subcontract. Its core function is to limit the scope of liability and responsibility, ensuring that parties are not held accountable for issues or claims arising from agreements or relationships in which they are not directly involved.
Upper Level Release. For the purposes of scholarly activity, the University agrees that full-time Professors/Instructors who teach upper-level courses shall receive release time on the basis that for Professors/Instructors teaching eight (8) sections, one (1) section release time for one or more upper-level sections taught per year.
10.11.1.1 a) A full-time regular faculty member who teaches third or fourth year courses may choose to group his/her scholarly activity release into a single semester providing the grouping results in a single semester of full release from teaching commitments. The faculty member may choose to take the release time in this way provided that:
i) the ▇▇▇▇ agrees that the faculty member may group his/her scholarly activity release into a single semester, and
ii) the workloads can be arranged to meet program needs.
Upper Level Release. For the purposes of scholarly activity, the University-College agrees that full-time University-College professors/instructors who teach upper-level courses shall receive release time on the following basis:
a) for University-College professors/instructors teaching eight (8) sections, one (1) section release time for one or more upper-level sections taught per year;
b) effective May 1, 1993 University-College professors/instructors with a minimum of five (5) four-hour courses and who teach one
(1) upper-division course or more the maximum number of sections for a full workload will be six (6).
10.11.1.1 a) A full-time regular faculty member who teaches third or fourth year courses may choose to group his/her scholarly activity release into a single semester providing the grouping results in a single semester of full release from teaching commitments. The faculty member may choose to take the release time in this way provided that:
i) the ▇▇▇▇ agrees that the faculty member may group his/her scholarly activity release into a single semester, and
ii) the workloads can be arranged to meet program needs.
Upper Level Release. For the purposes of scholarly activity, the University-College agrees that full-time University-College professors/instructors who teach upper-level courses shall receive release time on the basis that for University-College professors/instructors teaching eight
Upper Level Release. For the purposes of scholarly activity, the University-College agrees that full-time instructors who teach upper-level courses shall receive release time on the following basis:
a) for instructors teaching eight (8) sections, one (1) section release time for one or more upper-level sections taught per year;
b) effective May 1, 1993 instructors with a minimum of five (5) four-hour courses and who teach one (1) upper-division course or more the maximum number of sections for a full workload will be six (6).
10.11.1.1 a) A full-time regular faculty member who teaches third or fourth year courses may choose to group his/her scholarly activity release into a single semester providing the grouping results in a single semester of full release from teaching commitments. The faculty member may choose to take the release time in this way provided that:
Upper Level Release. For the purposes of scholarly activity, the University-College agrees that full-time instructors who teach upper-level courses shall receive release time on the following basis:
a) for instructors teaching eight (8) sections, one (1) section release time for one or more upper-level sections taught per year;
b) effective May 1, 1993 instructors with a minimum of five (5) four-hour courses and who teach one (1) upper-division course or more the maximum number of sections for a full workload will be six (6).