Common use of Available means Clause in Contracts

Available means. (a) The laid off employee, in accordance with Clause 12.13(g) or (h) has indicated, in writing, within five (5) days of receipt of the notice of lay off, that the employee is available for casual work. If the laid off employee does not comply with this requirement, the employee shall waive the right to be considered for any casual work; (b) The employee is working in Food Service but is working less than full-time hours; - and - (c) The employee's regular work hours would not conflict/overlap with the casual work hours; - and - (d) The combination of the employee's regular work hours and the casual work hours would not exceed full-time hours of work per day (7 3/4 hours) or per bi-weekly pay period (77 ½ hours).

Available means. (a) The laid off employee, in accordance with Clause 12.13(g12.12.1(g) or (h) has indicated, in writing, within five (5) days of receipt of the notice of lay off, that the employee is available for casual work. If the laid off employee does not comply with this requirement, the employee shall waive the right to be considered for any casual work; (b) The employee is working in Food Service but is working less than full-time hours; - and -; (c) The employee's regular work hours would not conflict/overlap with the casual work hours; - and -; (d) The combination of the employee's regular work hours and the casual work hours would not exceed full-time hours of work per day (7 3/4 hours) or per bi-weekly pay period (77 ½ hours).

Available means. ‌ (a) The laid off employee, in accordance with Clause 12.13(g12.12.1(g) or (h) has indicated, in writing, within five (5) days of receipt of the notice of lay off, that the employee is available for casual work. If the laid off employee does not comply with this requirement, the employee shall waive the right to be considered for any casual work; (b) The employee is working in Food Service Dining Services but is working less than full-time hours; - and -; (c) The employee's regular work hours would not conflict/overlap with the casual work hours; - and -; (d) The combination of the employee's regular work hours and the casual work hours would not exceed full-time hours of work per day (7 3/4 hours) or per bi-weekly pay period (77 ½ hours).