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ROADMAP: NTT (NON-EXEMPT)

COMPENSATION INSTRUCTIONS

For eligible CEE activities

(for eligible university-wide activities, see here)

Who does this apply to?

What activities

are eligible?

How do I submit

a timecard?

What is AB736?

Updated July 16, 2026

2021 California legislation (AB736) provides guidance to universities for how non-tenure track instructors will be compensated going forward. This legislation differentiates compensation related to classroom hours and additional non-course-related work.

All non-exempt non-tenure track faculty members and graduate students, across all academic units. If you are unsure of your employment status, log into Workday, navigate to “Personal Information” → “About Me” → “Job Profile”. If you see “(non-exempt)” in the title, you are eligible.

Activities such as attending university sponsored professional development workshops are eligible for instructors to submit hours and be paid an hourly rate of $20. For a full list of eligible CEE activities, see here.

Attend an eligible CEE activity, then submit a timecard via Workday (written instructions here | video tutorial here). Instructors may access the app via desktop or mobile phone. For instructions on mobile setup, please click on the appropriate mobile device link:

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