Research Leaves Sample Clauses

Research Leaves. 20.12.1 A librarian on an appointment of at least half-time who is not yet eligible for a first sabbatical leave may be granted short-term professional leave after two years of service to the University at half-time or more. Such leave may be of varying duration, not to exceed two months within any two-year period. In the event a librarian’s appointments since date of hire reflect varying percentage of appointment, such leave shall be granted on the basis of average percentage of appointment since initial hire. Such leave shall be approved by the Chancellor, based upon a proposal that clearly demonstrates the benefit to be gained by the University from the librarian’s exposure to new ideas, skills, and practices. Six months of service upon return shall be required; a librarian who fails to fulfill the service obligation shall be required to repay the University the salary paid during the leave.
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Research Leaves. In each year of the collective agreement 2020-2021, 2021-2022, and 2022-2023 an annual Research Leave Fund will be maintained at a value of the equivalent of 9 type 1 positions to provide up to three Research Leaves in each of those contract years for employees meeting the eligibility criteria for the Affirmative Action (“Conversion”) Pool. For one of the Research Leaves starting in 2012-13 priority will be given to assist an employee in the completion of their PhD. In addition to the above the Employer will award a Research Leave open to all members of the bargaining unit. Employees receiving a Research Leave may teach up to a maximum of 1 type 1 position or its equivalent during the leave. Applications will be reviewed on a competitive basis by the Research Leave Adjudicating Committee, consisting of three full- time faculty members, including a designate of the Associate Vice-President Research, and a supporting Committee secretary. There will also be a non-voting CUPE 3903 participant/observer on the Committee. Research Leave applications shall consist of the following:
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Research Leaves. The purpose of the research leave is to allow employees in the CDC with continuing status to xxxxxx relationships with peers in other locations; to learn new research skills and techniques; or to take advantage of equipment, data, or research expertise available in these locations. The Director must make arrangements to ensure that research programs continue during research leaves, and each leave must be judged to result in the employee becoming more effective in research.
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Research Leaves. V.3.1 A member who has agreed to teach a course under VIII.6 may submit a written request to the Xxxx (copy to the Chair) to bank a course release in lieu of per course remuneration. Banking will be permitted to a maximum of three (3) course releases. Use of banked course releases, in order to facilitate identified research projects, shall be subject to the following conditions:
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Research Leaves. Faculty Members who are on Research leave in the July to December six (6) month period are assessed at the same time as other Faculty Members. Faculty Members whose Research leave includes the January to June six (6) month period will be assessed in November after their performance evaluation as set out in Article 17.02 e). Any CDI will be back paid to July 1.
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Research Leaves. In order to permit members to fulfil their professional commitments, the Corporation may grant research leaves with partial salary on recommendation from the Xxxx according to guidelines established by Senate. In order to be eligible, a member should be tenured, and should have taught at the University for at least three years.
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