Coverage for Child And Youth Workers Sample Clauses

Coverage for Child And Youth Workers. E.3.3.1 The Employer will maintain and provide to Principals a list of Short Term Casual Employees available to replace absent Child and Youth Workers assigned to school- based programs. During the term of this Agreement, the Employer will discuss with the Bargaining Unit President no later than March 31, 2009 the feasibility of introducing an electronic alternative to the manual dispatch procedures. E.3.3.2 The list will contain only Employees available to work and will be provided to the Bargaining Unit.
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Coverage for Child And Youth Workers. E.3.3.1 The Employer will maintain a list of Short Term Casual Employees available to replace absent Child and Youth Workers assigned to school based programs or assignments. E.3.3.2 The list will contain only Employees available to work and will be provided to the Bargaining Unit.
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Coverage for Child And Youth Workers. D.4.3.3.1. The Employer will make every effort to replace Child and Youth Workers assigned to school-based programs who are absent with qualified Child and Youth Workers. The Employer will provide, on request of school Principals, the names of any qualified Child and Youth Workers on file for such replacement. The Employer shall endeavour to create a list of qualified replacement Child and Youth Workers during the term of this Agreement.
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