Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 3904

When am I eligible for Service Adjustment Pay and when should I expect to receive it?

Question
When am I eligible for Service Adjustment Pay and when should I expect to receive it?
Answer

Once a Contract Lecturer begins to accrue a full seniority point and reach the top of the Unit 1 pay scale, they become eligible for Service Adjustment Pay. Service Adjustment Pay is paid every time you accrue a full seniority point once you have hit the maximum pay on the Unit 1 pay scale. Unit 1 members holding full time and reduced sessional appointments receive Service Adjustment Pay after two consecutive terms. Unit 1 members holding part-time sessional appointments receive Service Adjustment Pay after three consecutive terms. Service Adjustment Pay is paid at the beginning of the term, either in the first or second pay, in which you accrue a full seniority point. We encourage our members to read their pay stubs with each pay to ensure that they are being appropriately compensated. Service Adjustment Pay is reported on your pay stub as a separate line from your Unit 1 bi-weekly pay. Service Adjustment Pay shows, for those teaching a full 15 hour per week Unit 1 course load, as a gross amount of $2,500.00 for the academic year or $1,250.00 gross per term. For those teaching a reduced or part-time sessional appointment, the Service Adjustment Pay is an adjusted amount to reflect their part-time or reduced appointment workload.

For any questions or information regarding your regular pay and/or your Service Adjustment Pay, please contact Human Resources directly through the AskHR portal in their my.torontomu.ca account or through the AskHR website: https://www.torontomu.ca/human-resources/askhr/