Unpaid Department meetings Included in hourly rate Extra allowance of time paid at my hourly rate Paid at a different rate Unpaid Training Included in hourly rate allowance of time paid at my hourly rate Paid at a different rate Unpaid Academic professional development Included in hourly rate Extra allowance of time paid at my hourly rate Paid at a different rate Unpaid Have you ever had any of the problems with your pay: Working more hours than you all the time, frequently, are paid for occasionally, rarely, never Late or irregular payment for all the time, frequently, work you have done occasionally, rarely, never Failure to pay you for work you all the time, frequently, have done occasionally, rarely, never Being expected to teach all the time, frequently, without payment (eg as a occasionally, rarely, never condition of a bursary) Do you have access to annual increments? Y/N Your contract To the best of your knowledge, does your contract say that you are: An employee: (ie you are employed by the university and have comparable employment rights to university employees) Y/N A worker: (usually paid only by or with the university making clear ‘assignments’ ‘engagements’, it has no obligation to offer you work) Y/N Were your contract and your employment status ever explained to you when you started work?
Unpaid Department meetings Included in hourly rate Extra allowance of time paid at my hourly rate Paid at a different rate Unpaid Training Included in hourly rate allowance of time paid at my hourly rate Paid at a different rate Unpaid Academic professional development Included in hourly rate Extra allowance of time paid at my hourly rate Paid at a different rate Unpaid Have you ever had any of the problems with your pay: Working more hours than you are paid for all the time, frequently, occasionally, rarely, never Late or irregular payment for work you have done all the time, frequently, occasionally, rarely, never Failure to pay you for work you have done all the time, frequently, occasionally, rarely, never Being expected to teach without payment (eg as a condition of a bursary) all the time, frequently, occasionally, rarely, never Do you have access to annual increments? Y/N Your contract To the best of your knowledge, does your contract say that you are: An employee: (ie you are employed by the university and have comparable employment rights to university employees) Y/N A worker: (usually paid only by ‘assignments’ or ‘engagements’, with the university making clear it has no obligation to offer you work) Y/N Were your contract and your employment status ever explained to you when you started work?
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