Casual definition

Casual means an employee engaged on an irregular basis without the expectation of continuous work by the hour up to a maximum of 12 hours per shift. As such casual employees are considered as a supplementary workforce. Provided that where the employer requires only one hour or less on any one day the employer shall pay for actual time worked. A casual employee employed as per this clause must give the same notice as the employer. Payment in lieu of notice will be honoured by the employer as well as the withholding of wages for incorrect notice provided to the employer. The Casual Loading will be 20%.

Casual means employment on an hourly basis for a period not exceeding four weeks in any period of engagement for which a casual loading is paid. It excludes employment undertaken in accordance with clause 23.13 (a) – Special Temporary Employment.

Casual means an employee who is engaged as such for specific purposes for a period which is expected to be not more than one month duration.

Examples of Casual in a sentence

• However, if an employee is consistently unavailable when called for work on a unit, she shall be struck from that Unit Specific Casual List unless the employee has notified the Employer that she shall be unavailable for work for a specific period of time.

• An employee on a Work Area Specific Casual List is not obliged to accept an assignment when offered.

• Casual employees shall have access to accrued sick leave credits during the posted and confirmed period for shifts scheduled prior to becoming ill.

• Casual employees shall accumulate seniority on the basis of hours worked, including any hours worked during a Long or Short Assignment, on or after February A casual employee who is appointed to a permanent position through Job Posting shall have her seniority for all purposes as of the date of her appointment to the permanent position.

• Such employee may also have her name placed on other Work Area Specific Casual Lists in accordance with (e) and (9 below.

More Definitions of Casual

Casual means a casual employee as defined in clause 2, Definitions.

Casual means an employee who is employed on an as needs and basis, whether or not they are also engaged on a regular and systematic basis.

Casual employee is one who is employed for an unspecified period, for use on an on-call basis in situations where the expectation is that the work will not be required for more than three (3) consecutive months.

Casual refers to shorts or jeans, collared shirts, sweatshirts, or appropriate tee-shirts and casual footwear for males, and shorts, skirt, skort or jeans, collared shirt, sweatshirt, or appropriate tee-shirt and casual footwear for females.

Casual means a person who is subject to clause 25, casual employees—loading of the VPS Agreement 2006, or similar clauses in other relevant agreements. It includes a person employed on a seasonal basis where such provision is made under an applicable industrial agreement.

Casual means a person who is not regularly scheduled and who works on an ad hoc basis. A casual is not a member of the Bargaining Unit and shall not be covered by the provisions of this Collective Agreement.

Casual employees are engaged in employment on an irregular basis which cannot be classified as regular and which has an anticipated termination date or for short continuous assignments when the anticipated termination date does not exceed thirty (30) calendar days at any one time. When assignments exceed thirty (30) calendar days, the Board shall notify the Union for mutual agreement.