Academically-Related Employment other than Assistantships

Graduate students may be hired to perform casual, academically-related employment outside of an assistantship, such as reading, marking or demonstrating.

The employment should still require the student to utilize the knowledge and/or skill set of his or her academic discipline, but the duties should be short-term (eg. a graduate student is needed to conduct lab tutorials for two weeks).

The following agreements outline the minimum hourly rate to be paid to graduate students for such work.

2012-2013 Appointments (Sept 2012 to Aug 2013)
   Doctoral Hourly Rate: $18.99
   Master's Hourly Rate: $18.18
   Collective Agreement for AEGS

  (Academic Employment of Graduate Students)

2011-2012 Appointments (Sept 2011 to Aug 2012)
   Doctoral Hourly Rate: $18.62
   Master's Hourly Rate: $17.82
   Collective Agreement for AEGS 

   Revised Collective Agreement for AEGS - (semi monthly)

  Jul 1, 2012-Aug 31, 2012 

 

   (Academic Employment of Graduate Students)

 

2010-2011 Appointments (Sept 2010 to Aug 2011)
   Doctoral Hourly Rate: $18.53
   Master's Hourly Rate: $17.73
   Collective Agreement for AEGS 
   (Academic Employment of Graduate Students)

 

2009-2010 Appointments (Sept 2009 to Aug 2010)
   Doctoral Hourly Rate: $17.82
   Master's Hourly Rate: $17.05
   Collective Agreement for AEGS 
   (Academic Employment of Graduate Students)