CASUAL LABOR Clause Samples
The 'Casual Labor' clause defines the terms and conditions under which temporary or non-permanent workers are engaged by a company. It typically outlines the nature of employment, such as the lack of long-term commitment, limited benefits, and payment based on hours or days worked rather than a fixed salary. This clause clarifies the employment status of casual laborers, ensuring both parties understand the scope of work and the absence of standard employee entitlements, thereby reducing the risk of disputes regarding employment rights and obligations.
CASUAL LABOR. 2 A non-categorized position per Schedule A, generally utilized for summer projects support, or 3 for short term labor support when school is not in regular session. Duration of casual labor 4 employment is project/need based but not less than one day or more than twenty (20) 5 consecutive days in one (1) pay period. The payment rate for casual labor is established at 6 Washington State minimum hourly wage This excludes student translators. 7 8 ART I C L E I I 10 RIGHTS OF THE EMPLOYER
CASUAL LABOR. The Employer agrees that it will not employ casual labor for a period exceeding sixty (60) working days. If work for casual labor is available on Satu▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇loyer further agrees that it will make such work available to Associates in the bargaining unit who normally perform such work, and that such Associates will be compensated at the regular straight-time hourly rate for all work so performed.