Working Environments for Associate Faculty Sample Clauses

Working Environments for Associate Faculty. 5.3.1 The District understands, in order for Associate Faculty to perform their duties in accordance with District standards and expectations that The District will provide appropriate Faculty/Staff parking permits conferring the right to park in designated areas on each campus or off-campus site, under established District and local laws, at no charge to the Associate Faculty member. Associate Faculty members understand that they will be wholly responsible for payment of any and all fines levied by the District or local authorities for parking violations.
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