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pro rata al contract

  • 19-08-2021 12:45pm
    #1
    Saint_Mel
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    Quick query on third level pro rata contracts

    I've been offered an 18 hour pro rata AL contract ... If I only get allocated for example 10 contact hours in semester 1, will I only get paid for those 10 hours or will I get paid full hours as its an 18 hour contract?



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  • #2
    airy fairy
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058204790/pro-rata-al-contract

    More than likely you'll get as near to the 18 hours as possible, hours tend to be evenly distributed. Doubt you'd end up with 10 hours if it's for a position that's advertised for.

    Pay is usually flat right across and usually wouldn't deviate.

    If you only work 16 hours this semester, then you may end up with more than 18 hours in the next to even it out.



  • #3
    Saint_Mel
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    Nice one, thanks for the info



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