RMIT Academic and Professional Staff Union Collective Agreement 2010

Schedule 6: Academic employees - annual salary rates

1. Salary increases are operative from the first full pay period to commence on or after the respective dates specified in this schedule.

2. Where an employee is employed on a part-time basis, or for less than a full year, the salary rates set out in this schedule will be paid on a pro-rata basis.

1 Jul

2009

1 Dec

2009

1 Jul

2010

1 Dec

2010

1 Jul

2011

1 Dec

2011

1 Jul

2012

2.5%

1%

3%

1%

3%

2%

4%

Level A

1

48,843

49,332

50,812

51,320

52,860

53,917

56,074

 

2

51,608

52,124

53,688

54,225

55,852

56,969

59,248

 

3

54,396

54,940

56,588

57,154

58,869

60,046

62,448

 

4

57,186

57,758

59,491

60,086

61,889

63,127

65,652

 

5

59,454

60,049

61,850

62,469

64,343

65,630

68,255

 

6*

61,721

62,339

64,209

64,851

66,797

68,133

70,858

 

7

63,988

64,628

66,567

67,233

69,250

70,635

73,460

 

8

66,251

66,914

68,921

69,610

71,698

73,132

76,057

Level B

1

69,740

70,438

72,551

73,277

75,475

76,985

80,064

 

2

72,357

73,080

75,272

76,025

78,306

79,872

83,067

 

3

74,971

75,720

77,992

78,772

81,135

82,758

86,068

 

4

77,588

78,364

80,715

81,522

83,968

85,647

89,073

 

5

80,202

81,004

83,434

84,268

86,796

88,532

92,073

 

6

82,818

83,646

86,155

87,017

89,628

91,421

95,078

Level C

1

85,431

86,285

88,874

89,763

92,456

94,305

98,077

 

2

88,049

88,929

91,597

92,513

95,288

97,194

101,082

 

3

90,664

91,571

94,318

95,261

98,119

100,081

104,084

 

4

93,279

94,212

97,038

98,008

100,948

102,967

107,086

 

5

95,892

96,851

99,757

100,755

103,778

105,854

110,088

 

6

98,510

99,495

102,480

103,505

106,610

108,742

113,092

Level D

1

102,869

103,898

107,015

108,085

111,328

113,555

118,097

 

2

106,355

107,418

110,641

111,747

115,099

117,401

122,097

 

3

109,840

110,938

114,266

115,409

118,871

121,248

126,098

 

4

113,329

114,463

117,897

119,076

122,648

125,101

130,105

Level E

1

132,509

133,834

137,849

139,227

143,404

146,272

152,123

*Level A academics required to carry out full subject coordination duties as part of normal duties, or upon appointment holds, or during appointment gains, a relevant doctoral qualification will be paid at no lower than this salary point.

3.

Casual/sessional academic staff – hourly rates (as tabled)

3.1

Hourly rate increases are operative from the first pay period to commence on or after the respective dates specified in this schedule.

3.2

The minimum salaries paid to academic staff employed on a part-time (non-fractional) basis will be at the rates provided in this clause. These rates are derived from three base rates calculated using the following formulae.

3.2.1

Lecturing and Academic Judgement Rate

The base rate applicable to lecturing or activities where academic judgement is required is determined by reference to the second step of the full-time Level B scale, and calculated as follows:

B2/52 + 25% = $ Lecturing and Academic Judgement rate
37.5

3.2.2

Rate Applicable to Performance of Other Duties Involving Full Course Co-ordination or Possession of a Relevant Doctoral Qualification

The base rate applicable where the duties include full course coordination or the employee possesses a relevant doctoral qualification is determined by reference to the sixth step of the full-time Level A scale, and calculated as follows:

A6/52 + 25% = $ Full course coordination or relevant PhD rate
37.5

3.2.3

Rate Applicable to all Other Duties

The base rate applicable to all other duties including tutoring rates not covered elswhere is determined by reference to the second step of the full-time Level A scale, and calculated as follows:

A2/52 + 25% = $ All other duties rate
37.5

3.3

Lecturing

3.3.1

A casual academic required to deliver a lecture of a specified duration and relatedly provide directly associated non-contact duties in the nature of preparation, administration of relevant records of the students for whom the casual employee is responsible, and student consultation, will be paid at a rate for each hour of lecture delivered, according to the following table:

Type of lecturing and associated working time assumed

Rate per hour delivered from the first pay period to commence on or after

1 Jul

2009

1 Dec

2009

1 Jul

2010

1 Dec

2010

1 Jul

2011

1 Dec

2011

1 Jul

2012

2.5%

1%

3%

1%

3%

2%

4%

Lecture, where the casual academic has not presented the lecture previously (1 hour of delivery and 3 hours associated working time)

185.55

187.41

193.03

194.96

200.81

204.83

213.02

Lecture, where the casual academic has presented the lecture previously (1 hour of delivery and 2 hours associated working time)

139.16

140.55

144.77

146.22

150.61

153.62

159.76

Repeat lecture (1 hour of delivery and 1 hour associated working time)

92.77

93.70

96.51

97.48

100.40

102.41

106.51

Specialist lecture (1 hour of delivery and 4 hours associated working time)

231.95

234.27

241.30

243.71

251.02

256.04

266.28

3.3.2

The hourly rate in a repeat lecture applies to a second or subsequent delivery of substantially the same lecture in the same subject matter within a period of 7 days.

3.3.3

For the purposes of this clause, the term "lecture" means any education delivery described as a lecture in a course or unit outline, or in any official timetable issued by the University.

3.4

Tutoring

3.4.1

A casual academic required to deliver a tutorial of a specified duration and relatedly provide directly associated non-contact duties in the nature of preparation, administration of relevant records of the students for whom the casual employee is responsible, and student consultation, will be paid at a rate for each hour of tutorial delivered, according to the following table:

Type of tutoring and associated working time assumed

Rate per hour delivered from the first pay period to commence on or after

1 Jul

2009

1 Dec

2009

1 Jul

2010

1 Dec

2010

1 Jul

2011

1 Dec

2011

1 Jul

2012

2.5%

1%

3%

1%

3%

2%

4%

Tutorial (1 hour delivery/2 hours associated working time)

99.25

100.24

103.25

104.28

107.41

109.56

113.94

Repeat tutorial (1 hour of delivery /1 hour associated working time)

66.16

66.82

68.82

69.51

71.60

73.03

75.95

Tutorial (1 hour delivery/2 hours associated working time)where sub clause 3.2.2 applies

118.73

119.92

123.52

124.76

128.50

131.07

136.31

Repeat tutorial (1 hour delivery/1 hours associated working time) where sub clause 3.2.2 applies

79.15

79.94

82.34

83.16

85.65

87.36

90.85

3.4.2

The hourly rate in a repeat tutorial applies to a second or subsequent delivery of substantially the same tutorial in the same subject matter within a period of 7 days.

3.4.3

For the purposes of this Agreement, the term "tutorial" means any education delivery described as a tutorial in a course or unit outline, or in an official timetable issued by the employer.

3.5

Musical Accompanying with Special Educational Services

3.5.1

For musical accompanying, the casual employee will be paid for each hour of accompanying, as well as for one hour of preparation time for each hour of accompanying delivered:

Musical accompanying/special educational service, and associated working time

Rate per hour delivered from the first pay period to commence on or after

1 Jul

2009

1 Dec

2009

1 Jul

2010

1 Dec

2010

1 Jul

2011

1 Dec

2011

1 Jul

2012

2.5%

1%

3%

1%

3%

2%

4%

Musical accompanying (1 hour of delivery /1 hour preparation time)

65.12

65.77

67.75

68.43

70.48

71.89

74.76

Musical accompanying (1 hour of delivery/1 hour preparation time), where sub clause 3.2.2 applies

77.91

78.69

81.05

81.86

84.32

86.00

89.44

3.5.2

For the purposes of this sub clause, the term "musical accompanying with special educational service" means the provision of musical accompaniment to one or more students or staff in the course of teaching by another member of the academic staff in circumstances where the accompanist deploys educational expertise in repertoire development or expression for student concert or examination purposes, but does not include concert accompanying, vocal coaching or musical directing.

3.6

Undergraduate Clinical Nurse Education

3.6.1

A casual academic required to provide undergraduate clinical nurse education will be paid for each hour of clinical education delivered, together with directly associated non-contact duties in the nature of preparation, administration of relevant records of the students for whom the casual employee is responsible, and student consultation according to the following table:

Type of undergraduate clinical nurse education and associated working time assumed

Rate per hour delivered from the first pay period to commence on or after

1 Jul

2009

1 Dec

2009

1 Jul

2010

1 Dec

2010

1 Jul

2011

1 Dec

2011

1 Jul

2012

2.5%

1%

3%

1%

3%

2%

4%

Musical accompanying (1 hour of delivery /1 hour preparation time)

65.12

65.77

67.75

68.43

70.48

71.89

74.76

Musical accompanying (1 hour of delivery/1 hour preparation time), where sub clause 3.2.2 applies

77.91

78.69

81.05

81.86

84.32

86.00

89.44

Little preparation (1 hour of delivery/0.5 hour associated working time)

49.64

50.13

51.64

52.16

53.72

54.79

56.98

Normal preparation (1 hour delivery/1 hour associated working time)

66.16

66.82

68.82

69.51

71.60

73.03

75.95

Little preparation (1 hour delivery /0.5 hours associated working time) where sub clause 3.2.2 applies

59.36

59.96

61.76

62.38

64.25

65.54

68.16

Normal preparation (1 hour delivery/1 hour associated working time) where sub clause 3.2.2 applies

79.15

79.94

82.34

83.16

85.65

87.36

90.85

3.6.2

For the purposes of this sub clause, the term "undergraduate clinical nurse education" means the conduct of undergraduate nurse education in a clinical setting.

3.7

Marking

3.7.1

All marking by a casual academic will be paid for separately (except in the case of marking which takes place during a lecture, tutorial, or clinical session). The hours allocated will be agreed based on the number of students involved and the complexity of the task. The casual employee will be paid in accordance with Schedule 6 clause 3.2. Where the exercise of academic judgement is required the rate at Schedule 6 sub clause 3.2.1 will apply.

3.8

Developing Learning Materials

3.8.1

Where a casual employee is required to prepare learning materials, the hours allocated and the pay level under Schedule 6 clause 3.2 will be agreed based on the complexity of the task and the amount of intellectual and academic expertise required. Where the exercise of academic judgement is required the rate at Schedule 6 sub clause 3.2.1 will apply.

3.9

Conduct of Research

3.9.1

Where a casual employee is employed to conduct research, the hours allocated and the pay level under Schedule 6 clause 3.2 will be agreed based on the complexity of the task and the amount of intellectual and academic expertise required. Where the exercise of academic judgement is required the rate at Schedule 6 sub clause 3.2.1 will apply.

3.10

Other Required Academic Activity

3.10.1

A casual employee required to perform any other required academic activity as defined in Schedule 6 sub clause 3.10.2 of this clause will be paid at an hourly rate as follows:

Type of activity

Rate per hour delivered from the first pay period to commence on or after

1 Jul

2009

1 Dec

2009

1 Jul

2010

1 Dec

2010

1 Jul

2011

1 Dec

2011

1 Jul

2012

2.5%

1%

3%

1%

3%

2%

4%

Other activity

33.09

33.42

34.42

34.76

35.80

36.52

37.98

Other activity, where sub clause 3.2.2 applies

39.56

39.96

41.16

41.57

42.82

43.68

45.43

Other activity

33.09

33.42

34.42

34.76

35.80

36.52

37.98

for each hour of such activity delivered as required and demonstrated to have been performed.

3.10.2

For the purposes of this clause, “other required academic activity” includes work that a casual employee is required to perform, being work of the following nature:

  • the conduct of practical classes, demonstrations, workshops, student field excursions;
  • the conduct of clinical sessions other than clinical nurse education;
  • the conduct of performance and visual art studio sessions;
  • musical coaching, repetiteurship, and musical accompanying other than with special educational service;
  • development of teaching and course materials such as the preparation of course guides and reading lists and basic activities associated with course coordination; (where academic judgement or full course coordination is required, payment will be in accordance with Schedule 6 sub clause 3.2)
  • consultation with students beyond that mentioned in Schedule 6 clauses 3.3.1, 3.4.1 and 3.6.1;
  • supervision; (a casual employee who is supervising a higher degree by research candidate will normally be paid in accordance with Schedule 6 sub clause 3.2.1)
  • attendance at departmental and or faculty meetings as required.

The above list is not intended to be exhaustive, but is provided by way of examples and guidance.