Qualified Employee – Definition Clause Samples
The 'Qualified Employee – Definition' clause establishes the specific criteria an individual must meet to be considered a qualified employee under the agreement. This typically includes requirements such as possessing certain educational credentials, professional licenses, or relevant work experience. For example, the clause may specify that only employees with a particular certification or a minimum number of years in a related field are eligible. By clearly defining who qualifies, the clause ensures that only appropriately skilled or credentialed individuals are recognized for particular roles or benefits, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential disputes over eligibility.
Qualified Employee – Definition. A qualified employee is one who has a good knowledge of and can perform all types of work, in her/his occupational classification and who consistently produces work of the required quantity and quality. S/he should also demonstrate good performance in the following areas particularly where quantity and quality are difficult to measure:
i) Being dependable and trustworthy,
ii) Being flexible and willing to undertake a full range of work within her/his capability,
iii) Being systematic in her/his approach to her/his work,
iv) Being knowledgeable of her/his work and equipment,
v) Utilizing her/his time effectively and efficiently, and vi) Working with a minimum of supervision.
Qualified Employee – Definition. A qualified employee shall meet the following eligibility criteria:
a) Be classified as a full-time employee;
b) Make, through payroll deductions, all contributions required in a twelve (12) month period;
Qualified Employee – Definition. A qualified employee is one who has a good knowledge of and can perform all types of work, in occupational classification and who consistently produces work of the required quantity and quality. should also demonstrate good performance in the following areas particularly where quantity and quality are difficult to measure: