Temporary and Casual Seniority Sample Clauses

Temporary and Casual Seniority a) Seniority Any Temporary or Casual Employee hired on or before September 15, 2005 who has worked more than 65 shifts in one calendar year (January- December) will be considered to have acquired casual seniority. This casual seniority will be established on the basis of the date upon which the casual Employee was last hired, and use such seniority for the purposes of being considered for the vacancy or for the purpose of assignment of shifts in accordance with 13.09 a). Any Casual or Temporary Employees hired after September 15, 2005 who has worked more than 65 shifts in one calendar year (January-December) in a single department will be considered to have acquired casual seniority in that Department. This casual seniority will be established on the basis of the date upon which the casual Employee was last hired in that department, and use such seniority for purposes of being considered for the vacancy or for the purpose of assignment of shifts in accordance with 13.09 a).
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Temporary and Casual Seniority a) Seniority Any temporary or casual employee who has worked more than shifts in the month period immediately prior to the date of the posting of a vacancy, can accumulate the number of shifts worked in the month period prior to the date of the posting, and use such accumulated for purposes of being considered for the vacancy or for the purpose of assignment of shifts. Temporary or Casual Employee Separation Service A temporary or casual employee who does not work for a three (3) month period or who does not work for a six (6) month period because of pregnancy shall be considered separated and shall lose all seniority rights.
Temporary and Casual Seniority. 1) Seniority Any Temporary or Casual Employee who has worked more than 65 shifts in one calendar year (January-December) will be considered to have acquired casual seniority. This casual seniority will be established on the basis of the date upon which the casual employee was last hired, and use such seniority for purposes of being considered for the vacancy or for the purpose of assignment of shifts in accordance with 13.08 a).

Related to Temporary and Casual Seniority

  • Temporary and Casual Employees The provisions of this Article do not apply to Casual Employees, and Temporary Employees who have been hired in a position of less than six (6) months.

  • Temporary Employees 3.3.1 A temporary employee is an employee who is hired for short-term work assignment which is not ongoing (i.e. normally 12 months or less and not extending beyond 24 months). The employee's benefits and working conditions are as per Article 34 (Temporary Employees).

  • Temporary Teachers Section 2 (Application of Act) of The Teachers’ Life Insurance (Government Contributory) Act shall include teachers employed as a “temporary teacher” under Clause 2 of The Education Act, 1995 provided the term specified for the temporary contract is for a period of at least 20 teaching days (full or partial). The insurance coverage provided pursuant to this Clause will be effective from the first day of the contract to the end of the insurance year. Article Seven

  • Temporary Vacancies (a) Vacancies of a temporary nature, which exceed or are expected to exceed three (3) months, shall be posted as per Article 24.1.

  • Temporary Layoffs A. The Employer may initiate a temporary layoff for up to twelve (12) working days per fiscal year. Employees will be given thirty (30) days’ notice before the effective date of a temporary layoff. Employees may request alternative temporary layoff days from their manager or supervisor and any requests will be considered and approved or denied in writing.

  • Temporary Positions A) The Employer may create regular temporary positions for vacation relief for more than one (1) incumbent for up to six (6) months duration.

  • Temporary Vacancy A vacancy in a position caused by the regularly assigned occupant being absent from duty (including on vacation but excluding pre-retirement vacation) or temporarily assigned to other duties.

  • Temporary Employment (a) A temporary employee is an employee employed to work full-time or part-time for a specified maximum period of time which is not normally to exceed 12 months or to undertake a specific project. An employee may be employed as a temporary employee in the following circumstances:

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