Promotion
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- Academic promotion: overview
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Example applications
A growing list of example applications for academic promotions.
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Apply for academic promotion
Your application needs to be completed by 1 March 2021
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Video: Academic promotion webinar, 10 December 2020
Live recording of the academic promotions webinar run on 10 December 2020
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Retention of academic, research and teaching staff through promotion
Heads of Department may propose the promotion of a member of staff for the purpose of retention.
Promotion criteria
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Promotion criteria: an overview
Promotion is based on demonstrating your level of performance against York's promotion criteria
- Academic citizenship
- Research
- Teaching, scholarship and professional practice
Who's involved
- Academic Promotions Committee
- Faculty Promotions Panels
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Heads of Departments: role and guidance
Guidance for Heads of Department on their role in the academic promotion process
Further reading
Pay and grading
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Getting paid
Pay day, updating your bank details, viewing your payslip
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Hourly rates
Rates to be used for casual workers
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Pay scales
Includes Grades 1-8R, interns, apprentices, professors and senior management
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Professorial pay review
Each year, professors can apply for a pay review
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Professorial promotion
Each year, professors can apply for promotion to a higher pay band
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Promotion
For academic, research and teaching staff
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Recruitment, retention and recognition
Pay schemes allowing for additional payments
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Remuneration committee and remuneration sub-group
Information on the remuneration committee and the remuneration sub-group
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Role evaluation and review
How new and changed roles are graded
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- Appointing staff and managing contracts
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