Seasonal Position Sample Clauses

Seasonal Position is a position, full-time or part-time, which is seasonally reoccurring, but of limited duration to a maximum of nine (9) months.
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Seasonal Position. The math team advisor must be a highly qualified instructor in mathematics. The advisor will hold regular practices and coach the math team at competitions. Pep Band – This is a Year-Round position. The Pep Band advisor must be a highly qualified instructor in instrumental music. The pep band advisor will direct the pep band at selected school assemblies, sporting events, parades and competitions.
Seasonal Position a. Shall be posted annually for a term to be agreed upon between the Union and the Board before the posting.
Seasonal Position a set of tasks, duties and which require the services of one person and which has been designated by the Employer as being required for a period of more than five (5) continuous months but less than twelve (12) continuous months on a year to year basis, a set of tasks, duties responsibilities require the of person and which has been established as such by the employer in which the is for a period of time or for a task or purpose of not less than months. the length of continuous or accumulated months of employment with the employer and portions thereof in days within the Scope of this Agreement, not including period of lay-off. Seniority accumulated prior to date of ratification of this agreement must remain. A is a penalty imposed upon the Employee by the Employer and will include a written warning, suspension or dismissal.
Seasonal Position a set of tasks, duties and responsibilities which require the services of one person and which has been designated by the Employer as being required for a period of more than five (5) continuous months but less than twelve 2) continuous months on a year to year basis.
Seasonal Position a set of tasks, duties and responsibilities which require the services of one person and which has been designated by the Employer as being required for a period of more than five (5) continuous months but less than twelve (12) continuous months on a year to year basis. Position: a set of tasks, duties and responsibilities which require the services of one person and which has been established as such by the Employer in which the incumbent is required for a predetermined period of time or for a predeter- mined task or purpose of not less than three (3) months. the length of continuous employment with the Em- in a position within the Scope of this Agreement, includ- ing periods of lay-off. Seniority accumulated prior to date of ratification of this Agreement must remain.
Seasonal Position. Annual EPER rate-divided by the number of days from start of activity to end of activity x number of calendar days in the position for that particular season.
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