Workload Bank and Overload Limits Sample Clauses

Workload Bank and Overload Limits. Full-time unit members may choose to workload bank hours in a semester in which they are teaching a full load. In the same semester in which a full-time unit member chooses to workload bank, the full-time unit member may do an overload for hourly pay. However, the total from both the workload banking and the overload for hourly pay shall not exceed sixty percent (60%) of a full-time load. Overload may exceed sixty percent (60%) by mutual agreement of management and faculty if programmatic needs require. Summer Session is excluded from this sixty percent (60%) overload limitation. Sixty percent (60%) of Faculty Hour A hours is 9 CAH equivalent. Sixty percent (60%) of Faculty Hour B hours is 12 hours weekly teaching load. Effective January 2007, Sixty percent (60%) of a counselor load is 16 weekly counseling hours. Sixty percent (60%) of a librarian load is 18 weekly scheduled hours. Sixty percent (60%) of a special assignment load is 18 weekly scheduled hours.
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