What is the difference between a new contract and a revised contract?
New Contract
A new contract should be created for an employee when the contract is for a new time period.
For example, a part-time professor must have a new contract each semester.
For the process overview and a step-by-step guide to creating a contract, please refer to the How to Create a Contract knowledge article.
Revised Contract
A revised contract should be created for an employee when a change needs to be made to their current contract.
Changes may be made to one or multiple of the following:
- Hours per week (this may result in a change in person type)
- Hourly rate
- Courses
For example, a part-time professor has a current contract for 6 hours per week, but for the rest of the semester they will be teaching an additional course which is a total of 9 hours per week, so a revised contract needs to be created to change their person type to Partial Load and increase their hours to 9 hours per week.
For the process overview and a step-by-step guide to creating a revised contract, please refer to the How to Create a Revised Contract knowledge article.