Common use of Occasional Employee Clause in Contracts

Occasional Employee. a) Employee hired to handle a temporary increase in workload or an unforeseen event. Unless otherwise agreed upon with the Union, if the function generated by an increase in workload or an unforeseen event exceeds a period of ninety (90) days, the occasional employee shall be remunerated at the regular salary rate increased by a hundred per cent (100%) as of the ninety-first (91st) day.

Occasional Employee. a) Employee hired to handle a temporary increase in workload or an unforeseen event. Unless otherwise agreed upon with , and this, for one or several periods not exceeding the Union, if the function generated by an increase in workload or an unforeseen event exceeds a period equivalent of ninety (90) daysdays worked in one contractual year unless there is an agreement to the contrary with the Union. Failing such agreement, this employee, whose annual period of engagement exceeds the occasional employee period defined in the preceding paragraph, shall be remunerated at the regular salary rate increased by a hundred per cent (100%) as of the ninety-first (91st) day.