Co-op Student. Is a person who is engaged in a recognized work/study program at a school or university whose course of study requires or permits the student to participate in study related work programs as an integral part of the certificate, diploma, or degree. A Co-op student will be compensated at eighty percent (80%) of the classification for which they are hired. Co-op students pay Union dues but are not entitled to any accrual benefits, pension or medical benefits.
Co-op Student student is enrolled in full-time studies at UW and enrolled in the co-op program within their faculty;
Co-op Student. Both parties agree to the hiring of a Co-op Student to work in the sewage collection, treatment and disposal area to gain practical experience. The following conditions apply to the employment of this individual:
Co-op Student. An individual enrolled in a post-secondary institution where the participation in an industry co-op is a requirement for a degree or diploma. Co-op students shall be hired as Group 1 Start employees for a period of no longer than five hundred and twenty (520) hours. All provisions of the collective agreement applicable to a probationary employee shall apply to them, except severance.
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