Auxiliary Work. (For transitional purposes, all hours worked as an auxiliary and as a temporary employee will be included in auxiliary seniority.) “Regular seniority” is the length of continuous service in the employment of SMS as a regular employee. Service seniority for part-time employees shall be pro-rated on the basis of the percentage of full-time equivalency (FTE), per Article 10 Hours of Work, of the position.
Auxiliary Work. The employer’s duties Duties of the team and xxxxxxx The employer shall be responsible for the necessary auxiliary work performance. The employer shall assign enough auxiliary labour to the team that at least the following functions are carried out via auxiliary labour: – – Machines weighing more than 25 kg, and supplies of more than 40 kg, shall be moved to storage and installation sites by means of auxiliary labour. The same applies to materials that are difficult to handle, such as large shipments of supplies, lighting fixtures and cable ducts, distribution boards, and cable reels. A large batch of materials is deemed to be, for example, a Finnish Railways pallet or a rack of supplies or lighting fixtures. ‘Installation site’ means the area in which the above-mentioned quantity of supplies shall be installed.
Auxiliary Work. Auxiliary hours will be offered on the basis of seniority to qualified employees on the recall list and then to qualified part-time employees. Employees must inform the Employer of their availability to work auxiliary hours. Auxiliary hours will be offered to qualified auxiliary Employees on a rotational basis.
Auxiliary Work. Auxiliary Hours
Auxiliary Work. The Consultant includes the scope of work and the Price, as agreed with the Employer, for auxiliary work required for his/her design.
Auxiliary Work. The employer’s duties Duties of the team and xxxxxxx The employer is responsible for any necessary auxiliary work performance. The employer shall assign enough auxiliary staff to the team so that at least the following tasks are carried out using extra staff: – Machines weighing more than 25 kg and supplies weighing over 40 kg are taken to storage facilities and installation sites with the help of auxiliary staff. – The same applies to materials that are difficult to handle, such as large batches of supplies, lighting fixtures and cable ducts, distribution boards and cable reels. A large batch of materials refers to, for example, a Finnish Railways pallet or rack of supplies or lighting fixtures. Installation site refers to the area in which a batch of supplies of the above size will be installed.
