Volunteer Sample Clauses
Volunteer. A person who performs a service willingly and without pay.
Volunteer. Refers to any individual who enters into or offers himself/herself for a specific service, of his/her own free will, to the District. Volunteers do not receive compensation. The District shall provide the Union with a list of volunteers used on an annual basis, by December 31st of each year.
Volunteer. A person who is not a paid employee who participates in any District activity by providing their labor and services to the District free of charge. Use of volunteers on District projects must be approved by both the Division Manager and Risk Manager for liability and workers’ compensation purposes. (Resolution No. 96-03 outlines the Board’s authorization and governs of the use of volunteers.)
Volunteer. When the word “volunteer” is used it shall mean a person who may or may not be a bargaining unit member, who does not displace a bargaining unit member, who provides companionship, support or assistance to a supported individual and receives no compensation in any form, including expenses, stipends or honoraria, in return for their companionship, support or assistance. A Supported Person may incur costs related to their portion of any expenses related to an excursion.
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Volunteer. The Parties agree and acknowledge that the relationship intended by this description of expectations is NOT legally binding agreement or employment relationship.
Volunteer. Complete 4 hours of volunteer time at Duke Farms for your first garden plot, plus 1 hour for each additional plot. Record hours in your Online Garden Profile on the Community Garden webpage in order to receive credit.
Volunteer. Volunteer labor hours shall conform to standard documented operating procedures for the Sub-grantee organization with established pay rates. - Required documentation for volunteers will include signed time logs/sign-in sheets with volunteer name, date, time, place, and type of volunteer service provided. Volunteer time may be valued at the local market rate for equivalent work (children at minimum wage). Hourly rates exceeding $20 per hour will require specific support documentation for justification and approval. If you use consultants, forestry professionals, planners, etc., who donate their professional services, appropriate hourly rates may be documented in a letter from the individual or their organization.
Volunteer a volunteer is defined as an employee who indicates her/his willingness to reduce hours to a supervisor or staffing office.