Contracted faculty are covered by a collective bargaining agreement and the pay schedules are negotiated by the College and the DMACCHEA. The DMACC Board sets adjunct rates annually.
Payroll Calendar
Contracted faculty are paid twice a month on the 15th and the last day of the month. When one of these days falls on a weekend, the payment is made the Friday before. The first pay period of each annual cycle occurs in mid-September. Both 9-month and 12- month faculty are normally paid over 12 months.
Adjuncts are also paid twice a month. The first pay period for adjuncts is approximately one month after the beginning of the term and pay is divided equally over 8 periods for either fall or spring semesters. Adjuncts teaching during summer term are paid over five pay periods in equal installments.
The
current payroll calendars for contracted and adjunct faculty are available online or from the dean's or provost's secretary.
Participation in 403(b) and 457(b) Plans
Contracted and adjunct faculty are eligible to participate in 403(b) and 457(b) tax deferred compensation plans. The forms
Agreement for Salary Reduction Under Section 403(b) and
Agreement for Salary Reduction Under 457(b) are available on the Web. DMACC does not contribute to the employee's 403(b) or 457(b) program but does contribute to IPERS or TIAA-CREF retirement programs for contracted employees.
Calculation of Pay
Nine-month teaching faculty are paid only for the days designated as duty days on the College calendar. There are 164 duty days in a standard contract year.
For information concerning faculty pay, please see HR Procedure
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Overload Pay
Regular faculty is exempt from the overtime provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act because they are paid on a salaried basis and meet the professional exemption test. Regular faculty will receive overload pay when they exceed a full load in a given term per the collective bargaining agreement. Adjunct faculty is not eligible for overload pay.
Employees will be paid through direct deposit to their banks, savings and loans, or credit union accounts. Employees are required to have their net pay deposited directly to their account. A
Direct Deposit Authorization Agreement Form must be completed and submitted to Payroll.
You may access the
current pay schedules online.
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