Custodians and Maintenance Employees Sample Clauses

Custodians and Maintenance Employees. The Employer agrees to provide all custodians and maintenance personnel the following uniforms/uniform allowance: Upon initial hire – 5 uniforms (within 90 calendar days) Annually thereafter -- $150 uniform allowance for full-time, $100 uniform allowance for part- time Appropriate shoes and boots as determined by the Employer shall be considered as part of the employee’s uniform qualifying for reimbursement. Employees are required to wear the uniforms and agree to have these uniforms laundered or repaired when required at no cost to the Employer. Should the uniforms deteriorate to a condition that is not appropriate in appearance as viewed by the Employer, then the Employee must purchase additional uniforms of the same type.
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Custodians and Maintenance Employees. July and August; Christmas and Spring Break School Holidays 1. All temporary positions that will continue beyond 1 year (12 months if the position is to be established as a 12 month position or 10 months if the position is to be established as a 10 month position) shall be posted as a continuing position. If it is anticipated the position will end e.g. the position is funded for Capital Projects; this date will be included in the posting. The Layoff and Recall provisions of the Collective Agreement will apply in these circumstances. 2. Temporary positions may be extended once up to the original term of the posting. The total term must not exceed 1 year. 3. Temporary Teaching Assistant positions within Special Education may be extended by any term(s) up to 1 school year. 4. Temporary positions created to replace a regular employee absent for special circumstances such as sickness, W.C.B., leave of absence may continue for up to 2 years. The temporary position will end when the regular incumbent either returns or vacates the position. When the temporary position ends the replacement employee will return to their former position i.e. return to their continuing position or the casual list. All regular employees who return to the casual list will maintain their seniority date and be offered casual work based on their seniority. All employees who have been laid off will have the right of recall to their former position under the Recall provisions of the Collective Agreement. The recall will only be offered where the duration of the work would require a posting. This letter of understanding shall form an addendum within the Collective Agreement . The current practice of Custodial staff opening Elementary schools will be discontinued at the end of the 2000/01 school year. As a result, all Custodial shifts currently established to provide opening service at Elementary schools will be consolidated and will occur between the hours of 3:30 p.m. and midnight. There will be no reduction in the number of Custodial FTE’s as a result of this initiative. Midnight shifts will be removed from all schools. This simplifies staff scheduling and permits higher levels of relief with virtually all relief staffing on the afternoon shift. There will be no change in Day Custodian staffing at Senior Secondary sites. The practice of having designated relief staff for day shifts will be extended to Junior Secondary sites. There will be no reduction in differential for staff providing thi...
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Custodians and Maintenance Employees. Regular hours of work shall be eight (8) hours per day, forty (40) hours per week.
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Custodians and Maintenance Employees. July and August; Christmas and Spring Break School Holidays 0600 hours to 1630 hours 1. All temporary positions that will continue beyond one (1) year (twelve (12) months if the position is to be established as a twelve month position or ten (10) months if the position is to be established as a ten month position) shall be posted as a continuing position. If it is anticipated the position will end, e.g. the position is funded for Capital Projects, this date will be included in the posting. The Layoff and Recall provisions of the Collective Agreement will apply in these circumstances. 2. Temporary positions may be extended once up to the original term of the posting. The total term must not exceed one (1) year. 3. Temporary Education Assistant positions within Special Education may be extended by any term(s) up to one (1) school year. 4. Temporary positions created to replace a regular employee absent for special circumstances such as sickness, W.C.B., leave of absence, may continue for up to two (2) years. The temporary position will end when the regular incumbent either returns or vacates the position. When the temporary position ends the replacement employee will return to their former position i.e. return to their continuing position or the casual list. All regular employees who return to the casual list will maintain their seniority date for a period of time consistent with the length of recall provisions in the Collective Agreement and be offered casual work based on their seniority.
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Custodians and Maintenance Employees. The regular work week for these full time employees will consist of five (5) days up to a maximum of forty (40) hours. When the work week includes a shift that falls between a.m. Saturday and a.m. Monday, the employee will receive a weekend pay differential of twenty (20) cents per hour. All hours worked beyond this regular work week will be considered overtime as defined in Article
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