Common use of Seasonal Employees Clause in Contracts

Seasonal Employees. A seasonal employee is one that works a certain regular season or period of the year performing some work or activity limited to that season or period of the year not to exceed fourteen (14) consecutive weeks, except that Golf Course Workers and Lifeguards may work beyond 14 weeks. The Employer agrees not to abuse the designation of seasonal status.

Seasonal Employees. A seasonal employee is one that works a certain regular season or period of the year performing some work or activity limited to that season or period of the year not to exceed fourteen (14) consecutive weeks, except that Golf Course Workers and Lifeguards may work beyond 14 fourteen (14) weeks. The Employer agrees not to abuse the designation of seasonal status.

Seasonal Employees. A seasonal employee is one that works a certain regular season or period of the year performing some work or activity limited to that season or period of the year not to exceed fourteen (14) consecutive weeks, except that Golf Course Workers and Lifeguards may work beyond 14 weeks. The Employer agrees not to abuse the designation of seasonal status.

Seasonal Employees. A seasonal employee is one that works a certain regular season or period of the year performing some work or activity limited to that season or period of the year not to exceed fourteen (14) consecutive weeks, except that Golf Course Workers and Lifeguards may work beyond 14 weeks. The Employer agrees not to abuse the designation of seasonal status.fourteen

Seasonal Employees. A seasonal employee is one an employee hired primarily for the summer season (normally June 1 Sept 30) and normally scheduled to work 40 hours per week during that works a certain regular season or period in accordance with Article 17 Hours of Work. A seasonal employee may be required to work during other periods of the year performing some based on operational requirements, for example during peak periods such as Christmas and Easter. During such periods the employee may be scheduled to work or activity limited to that season or period of the year not to exceed fourteen (14) consecutive weeks, except that Golf Course Workers and Lifeguards may work beyond 14 weeks. The Employer agrees not to abuse the designation of seasonal statusless than 40 hours per week.

Seasonal Employees. ‌ A seasonal employee is one that works a certain regular season or period of the year performing some work or activity limited to that season or period of the year not to exceed fourteen (14) consecutive weeks, except that Golf Course Workers and Lifeguards may work beyond 14 fourteen (14) weeks. The Employer agrees not to abuse the designation of seasonal status.

Seasonal Employees. A seasonal employee is one an employee hired primarily for the summer season (normally June 30) and normally scheduled to work hours per week during that works a certain regular season or period in accordance with Article Hours of Work. A seasonal employee may be required to work during other periods of the year performing some based on operational requirements, for example during peak periods such as Christmas and Easter. During such periods the employee may be scheduled to work or activity limited to that season or period of less than hours per week. Term employees are employees hired for the year not to exceed fourteen (14) consecutive weeks, except that Golf Course Workers and Lifeguards may work beyond 14 weeks. The Employer agrees not to abuse the designation of seasonal status.purpose of: