Contract

Between CCFT & the Cabrillo Community College District
July 1, 2007 through June 30, 2010

May 18, 1995
- There are classes which require students to work in a computer lab as part of their instruction. When this laboratory work is offered in a teaching lab at a scheduled time and place, the instructor of the class is compensated at .75 teaching unit per hour of lab.
- When this instruction is accomplished in an open computing laboratory (to be arranged), the instructor usually is compensated at .5 teaching unit per hour. If this instructor also teaches the lecture portion of a computing class, s/he will be compensated at a rate of .75 teaching unit per hour for the number of "to be arranged" hours listed in the schedule as being associated with the lecture. The remainder of the hours assigned to the computing lab will be compensated at a rate of .5 teaching unit per hour.
- There will be an increase of 9.625 units a semester assigned to the computing lab.
- This agreement by the Cabrillo College District and the Cabrillo College Federation of Teachers will become effective for the fall semester of 1995 and will be incorporated in the workload article of the contract at its next printing.
August 13, 2001
- This agreement terminated effective the end of the 2000-01 academic year, except for Gary Marcoccia and Jo-Ann Panzardi, who are grandparented into this provision. There are no other exceptions.