18.007: Appointments for Overseas Assignments
Approved
February 1, 1985
Issued by Ronald Barr
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Policy
The following are policies of this University to cover our commitments to programs abroad and to staff that are chosen for overseas assignments.
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Base salary for purpose of overseas assignment is the base University salary for a twelve-month period (or nine months salary adjusted on the basis of 12/9) prorated to the number of months on assignment.
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An augmentation to the base salary may be authorized because of the change of duties and responsibilities and to compensate for loss of consulting fees as well as overload teaching opportunities.
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An additional salary supplement of up to 15 percent is permitted for a change in duties associated with the position of chief overseas administrator of a project for the University.
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Allowances prescribed by the Department of State for hardship posts is permitted for 帝王会所 staff.
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Per diem, transportation and other travel expenses at rates prescribed by the agreement with the sponsor agency are permitted.
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Housing allowances, educational allowances and other personal and family allowances are allowable, consistent with the terms of the agreement with the sponsor agency.
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Benefits, including vacation time, sick leave, military leave, insurance and retirement, for staff members serving overseas will be calculated on the same basis as those for resident staff.
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Inclusion of overseas time toward sabbatical leave eligibility will be determined prior to taking an assignment.
Persons serving overseas shall have their performance valued in the same manner as on-campus personnel and shall be given the same considerations for salary adjustment, promotion and tenure.
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