Worksheet Five
For Part-Time Day Unit Members
Who Are Paid Per Course StipendsUse this worksheet only for those courses taught while an eligible member of the day bargaining unit (in or after the third consecutive semester of teaching in the day unit). These salary increases do not apply to any courses taught by non-unit part-time faculty or any courses taught in the DGCE programs of the state colleges. Stipends will be prorated for courses that carry more or fewer credits. Please review the eligibility instructions, above, prior to completion of this worksheet.
Spring Semester 2000 Bonus Calculation
| 1) Enter the number of courses taught during the spring semester, 2000 | __________ |
| 2) Multiply the figure in Line 1 by the following: Three-credit courses $ 3065 Four-credit courses $ 4090 |
X ________ |
| 3) Total spring semester, 2000 compensation | = ________ |
| 4) Multiply the figure in Line 3 by 0.01 (1%) |
X 0.01 |
| 5) 1% bonus for spring semester, 2000 | = __________ |
Retroactivity Calculation
| 6) Enter the number of courses taught during the spring and fall semesters, 2000 | __________ |
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7) Multiply the figure in Line 6 by the following: Three-credit courses $ 186 |
X ________ |
| 8) Total retroactivity for spring and fall semesters, 2000 | = ________ |
Spring Semester 2001 Pay Increase
| Because of variations in the methods by which the colleges pay part-time faculty, a general worksheet could not be developed. However, all payments received this semester should include the increase of $186 over the existing rate of $2879 per 3-credit course and $248 over the existing rate of $3842 per 4-credit course. Courses carrying fewer or more credits should be prorated accordingly. |