Common use of Regularly Assigned Relief Employee (RARE) Clause in Contracts

Regularly Assigned Relief Employee (RARE). An employee who has been awarded a bid job in a given classification to relieve Regularly Assigned Employees (RAEs) for vacation or sick leave, or to fill vacant bid positions in the given classification until the implementation of new bid awards. Employees assigned as RAREs may be required to work irregular assignments without benefit of a scheduled week off.

Regularly Assigned Relief Employee (RARE). An employee who has been awarded a bid job in a given classification to relieve Regularly Assigned Employees (RAEs) for vacation or sick leave, or to fill vacant bid positions in the given classification until the implementation of new bid awards. Employees assigned as RAREs may be required to work irregular assignments without benefit of a scheduled week weeks off.

Regularly Assigned Relief Employee (RARE). An employee who has been awarded a bid job in a given classification to relieve Regularly Assigned Employees (RAEs) for vacation or sick leave, or to fill vacant bid positions in the given classification until the implementation of new bid awards. Employees assigned as RAREs may be required to work irregular assignments without benefit of a scheduled week weeks off.