Common use of VOLUNTARY REDUCED WORKLOAD Clause in Contracts

VOLUNTARY REDUCED WORKLOAD. 4.85.1 The Board and the Faculty Association endorse the principle of voluntary reduced workload as being mutually beneficial to the Members and the institution. Any Members who have a minimum of two (2) years of continuous full-time service at the University at their request may be granted up to fifty (50%) temporary reduction in workload with a proportionate reduction in salary, provided that:

VOLUNTARY REDUCED WORKLOAD. 4.85.1 1. The Board and the Faculty Association endorse the principle of voluntary reduced workload as being mutually beneficial to the Members and the institution. Any Members full-time Member of the bargaining unit who have currently occupies a regular full-time position and who has a minimum of two (2) years of continuous full-time service at the University at their request may be granted up to fifty (50%) temporary reduction in workload with a proportionate reduction in salary, and annual vacation entitlement, provided that:

VOLUNTARY REDUCED WORKLOAD. 4.85.1 1. The Board and the Faculty Association endorse the principle of voluntary reduced workload as being mutually beneficial to the Members and the institution. Any Members who have a minimum of two (2) years of continuous full-time service at the University at their request may be granted up to fifty (50%) temporary reduction in workload with a proportionate reduction in salary, provided that:

VOLUNTARY REDUCED WORKLOAD. 4.85.1 1. The Board and the Faculty Association endorse the principle of voluntary reduced workload as being mutually beneficial to the Members and the institution. Any Members full-time Member of the bargaining Unit who have currently occupies a regular full-time position and who has a minimum of two (2) years -years of continuous full-time service at the University at their request may be granted up to fifty (50%) temporary reduction in workload with a proportionate reduction in salary, and annual vacation entitlement, provided that: