Intermittent Appointments Clause Samples
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Intermittent Appointments. (a) Only the following seasonal, part-time, or unfunded positions may be designated as intermittent positions in that work assigned to these positions is available on an irregularly fluctuating basis because of conditions beyond the control of the Appointing Authority: Employment Department, DHS Children, Adult, and Family-related services and programs, OYA Administration and Field Services (on-call and unfunded positions), Oregon Department of Forestry (co-op positions, Forest Lookouts, and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Seed Orchard), Department of Education (relief workers at the School for the Deaf).
(b) A person appointed to an intermittent position during the term of this Agreement shall be informed in writing at the time of appointment that the position has been designated as an intermittent position and that the employee may expect to work only when work is available. A person who is appointed to an intermittent position may be scheduled for work at the discretion of the supervisor when the workload for the position so justifies without any penalty pay provision for short notice.
(c) The unscheduling of an employee appointed to an intermittent position shall not be considered a layoff. Whenever possible, an intermittent employee shall be given ten (10) calendar days notice of scheduling and unscheduling of work. When such notice cannot be given, such employees may be unscheduled without advance notice. The Agency shall not use unscheduling of work as a method of unofficially disciplining or discharging intermittent employees.
(d) Intermittent employees will be scheduled and unscheduled for work in seniority order by work unit.
(e) Except as specifically modified above, intermittent employees shall have all the rights and privileges of seasonal employees.
Intermittent Appointments. Only the following seasonal, part-time, or unfunded positions may be designated as intermittent positions in that work assigned to these positions is available on an irregularly fluctuating basis because of conditions beyond the control of the Appointing Authority: Employment Department, DHS Children, Adult, and Family-related services and programs, OYA Administration and Field Services (on-call and unfunded positions), Oregon Department of Forestry (co-op positions, Forest Lookouts, and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Seed Orchard), Department of Education (relief workers at the School for the Deaf).
Intermittent Appointments. (a) Only the following seasonal, part-time, or unfunded positions may be designated as intermittent positions in that work assigned to these positions is available on an irregularly fluctuating basis because of conditions beyond the control of the Appointing Authority: Employment Department, DHS Children, Adult, and Family-related services and programs, OYA Administration and Field Services (on-call and unfunded positions), Department of Forestry (co-op positions, Forest Lookouts, and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Seed Orchard), Department of Education (relief workers at the School for the Deaf).
(b) A person appointed to an intermittent position during the term of this Agreement shall be informed in writing at the time of appointment that the position has been designated as an intermittent position and that the employee may expect to work only when work is available. A person who is appointed to an intermittent position may be scheduled for work at the discretion of the supervisor when the workload for the position so justifies without any penalty pay provision for short notice.
(c) The unscheduling of an employee appointed to an intermittent position shall not be considered a layoff. Whenever possible, an intermittent employee shall be given ten (10) calendar days notice of scheduling and
Intermittent Appointments. As of the date of the execution and during the term of this Agreement, the TOWN will have the right to appoint active intermittent officers. However, the present active work force shall have first priority and they shall be used to fill all work assignments and details before newly hired intermittent are used, All employees appointed to full-time status on or prior to February 11, 2004 may, at any time, revert to intermittent status. Employees appointed after February 11, 2004 may revert to intermittent status only at the discretion of the Board of Selectmen. Any full-time officer reverting to intermittent shall have two (2) years from date of appointment to intermittent status to request return to full-time status. Return to full-time status will be dependent on existence of open positions.