Common use of Full-Time Temporary Clause in Contracts

Full-Time Temporary. An employee hired full-time on a monthly rate of pay to perform work of a temporary nature in connection with a specific project, projects, work overload or seasonal peaks for a period of less than one (1) year or other situations mutually agreed by the Parties. The employee will be paid a rate based on the appropriate step on the salary scale which will recognize the employee’s accumulated service since the last date of hire with the Employer in the same or related job. The employee will participate in Benefit Plans in accordance with Article 21 but not in the Pension Plan. Services of temporary staff employees may be terminated by giving or receiving twenty-four hours notice. An employee may also be hired under this classification for purposes of vacation relief for periods up to four (4) months, during which period he/she will not be entitled to sick leave and will not participate in the Benefit Plans outlined in Article 21 or the Pension Plan. However, should a vacation relief employee’s period of employment exceed four (4) continuous months he/she will become eligible for the same benefits and entitlements as other full-time temporary employees, effective from the beginning of the fifth continuous month. If a temporary project, specific job or allied jobs exceeds a period of one (1) year, the Parties may mutually agree to a period in excess of one (1) year until the temporary project is completed. Otherwise, the position will be bulletined as a full-time regular position. Full-time Temporary employees shall not be entitled to Reduced Work Week Leave provisions as provided in Article 10 of the Agreement but will be entitled to 6.52% of straight-time base rate bi-weekly earnings as defined in Subsection 7.04(g) paid on a bi-weekly basis in lieu of Reduced Work Week Leave.

Full-Time Temporary. An employee hired full-time on a monthly rate of pay to perform work of a temporary nature in connection with a specific project, projects, work overload or seasonal peaks for a period of less than one (1) year or other situations mutually agreed by the Parties. The employee will be paid a rate based on the appropriate step on the salary scale which will recognize the employee’s accumulated service since the last date of hire with the Employer in the same or related job. The employee will participate in Benefit Plans in accordance with Article 21 but not in the Pension Plan. Services of temporary staff employees may be terminated by giving or receiving twenty-four hours hours’ notice. An employee may also be hired under this classification for purposes of vacation relief for periods up to four (4) months, during which period he/she he will not be entitled to sick leave and will not participate in the Benefit Plans outlined in Article 21 or the Pension Plan. However, should a vacation relief employee’s period of employment exceed four (4) continuous months he/she he will become eligible for the same benefits and entitlements as other full-time temporary employees, effective from the beginning of the fifth continuous month. If a temporary project, specific job or allied jobs exceeds a period of one (1) year, the Parties may mutually agree to a period in excess of one (1) year until the temporary project is completed. Otherwise, the position will be bulletined posted as a full-full- time regular position. Full-time Temporary employees shall not be entitled to Reduced Work Week Leave provisions as provided in Article 10 of the Agreement but will be entitled to 6.52% of straight-time base rate bi-weekly earnings as defined in Subsection 7.04(g7.03(g) paid on a bi-weekly biweekly basis in lieu of Reduced Work Week Leave.

Full-Time Temporary. An employee hired full-time on a monthly rate of pay to perform work of a temporary nature in connection with a specific project, projects, work overload or seasonal peaks for a period of less than one (1) year or other situations mutually agreed by the Parties. The employee will be paid a rate based on the appropriate step on the salary scale which will recognize the employee’s accumulated service since the last date of hire with the Employer in the same or related job. The employee will participate in Benefit Plans in accordance with Article 21 but not in the Pension Plan. Services of temporary staff employees may be terminated by giving or receiving twenty-four hours hours’ notice. An employee may also be hired under this classification for purposes of vacation relief for periods up to four (4) months, during which period he/she he will not be entitled to sick leave and will not participate in the Benefit Plans outlined in Article 21 or the Pension Plan. However, should a vacation relief employee’s period of employment exceed four (4) continuous months he/she he will become eligible for the same benefits and entitlements as other full-time temporary employees, effective from the beginning of the fifth continuous month. If a temporary project, specific job or allied jobs exceeds a period of one (1) year, the Parties may mutually agree to a period in excess of one (1) year until the temporary project is completed. Otherwise, the position will be bulletined posted as a full-time regular position. Full-time Temporary employees shall not be entitled to Reduced Work Week Leave provisions as provided in Article 10 of the Agreement but will be entitled to 6.52% of straight-time base rate bi-weekly earnings as defined in Subsection 7.04(g7.03(g) paid on a bi-weekly biweekly basis in lieu of Reduced Work Week Leave.

Full-Time Temporary. An employee hired full-time on a monthly rate of pay to perform work of a temporary nature in connection with a specific project, projects, work overload or seasonal peaks for a period of less than one (1) year or other situations mutually agreed by the Parties. The employee will be paid a rate based on the appropriate step on the salary scale which will recognize the employee’s accumulated service since the last date of hire with the Employer in the same or related job. The employee will participate in Benefit Plans in accordance with Article 21 but not in the Pension Plan. Services of temporary staff employees may be terminated by giving or receiving twenty-four hours hours’ notice. An employee may also be hired under this classification for purposes of vacation relief for periods up to four (4) months, during which period he/she will not be entitled to sick leave and will not participate in the Benefit Plans outlined in Article 21 or the Pension Plan. However, should a vacation relief employee’s period of employment exceed four (4) continuous months he/she will become eligible for the same benefits and entitlements as other full-time temporary employees, effective from the beginning of the fifth continuous month. If a temporary project, specific job or allied jobs exceeds a period of one (1) year, the Parties may mutually agree to a period in excess of one (1) year until the temporary project is completed. Otherwise, the position will be bulletined as a full-time regular position. Full-time Temporary employees shall not be entitled to Reduced Work Week Leave provisions as provided in Article 10 of the Agreement but will be entitled to 6.52% of straight-time base rate bi-weekly earnings as defined in Subsection Article 7.04(g) paid on a bi-weekly basis in lieu of Reduced Work Week Leave.