Workload Hours Clause Samples
The Workload Hours clause defines the expected number of hours an employee or contractor is required to work within a specified period, such as per week or per month. It typically outlines standard working hours, any overtime expectations, and may address flexibility or scheduling requirements. By clearly establishing these parameters, the clause helps prevent misunderstandings about time commitments and ensures both parties have a mutual understanding of work expectations.
Workload Hours. For all ACADEMIC FACULTY MEMBERS, the full workload for the academic year shall not exceed twenty-four (24) workload hours (with twelve (12) workload hours as standard for a term). In no event shall more than fifteen (15) workload hours be assigned in any one (1) academic term unless overload as provided for in this Agreement is paid. Laboratories, studios, clinics, and field and activity courses shall be equated on the basis of three (3) contact hours being equal to two (2) workload hours for that period of time which is actually spent in such work. Where such types of courses also include lecture hours, each hour of scheduled lecture is to be considered a workload hour. However, each contact hour in laboratories in chemistry, biology, physics, allied health science and earth science shall be assigned one (1) workload hour.
Workload Hours. For all ACADEMIC FACULTY MEMBERS, the full workload for the academic year shall not exceed twenty-four (24) workload hours (with twelve