Casual Teacher means a Teacher engaged as such by the Employer. A Casual Teacher will not normally be employed for a period greater than four school weeks for each engagement.
Casual Teacher means a Teacher who is engaged on a casual basis for a period not exceeding four weeks. Provided that such casual engagement may continue beyond four weeks for a further four weeks where the Casual Teacher is replacing a Teacher absent for a period which extends beyond four weeks (and such longer absence was not anticipated when the Casual Teacher was engaged).
Examples of Casual Teacher in a sentence
Subject to subclause 6.2, the employment of any Teacher (other than a Casual Teacher) will not be terminated by the Employer or the Teacher without at least four school term weeks’ notice, or the payment of four weeks’ salary in lieu of notice.
More Definitions of Casual Teacher
Casual Teacher means a teacher engaged as required by an employer for up to 20 working days in any one period of employment. Provided that the period may be extended as required by the employer if the employer has been notified that the permanent teacher will be absent beyond the twenty day period.
Casual Teacher means a person who may be engaged on an hourly basis, for a period which does not extend beyond one week, to provide services related to the unexpected absence of temporary, permanent or exempt employees. This provision may also encompass short-term employment associated with unanticipated peak demands.
Casual Teacher means a teacher engaged, other than at the Secondary College of Languages, on an hourly or daily rate of pay in the Teaching Service.
Casual Teacher means a person employed to teach a course or courses on an hourly basis. A "400 hour Casual Teacher" means a casual teacher who has completed the equivalent of 400 hours teaching service in any teaching year. A "Less than 400 hour Casual Teacher" means a casual teacher who has completed less than 400 hours teaching service in any teaching year.
Casual Teacher means a Teacher engaged and paid as such. A casual Teacher will not normally be employed for a period greater than four school terms weeks for each engagement.
Casual Teacher means a teacher engaged on a casual basis for a period not exceeding four weeks. Provided that such casual engagement may continue beyond four weeks for a further four weeks where the casual teacher is replacing a teacher absent for a period which extends beyond four weeks (and such longer absence was not anticipated when the casual teacher was engaged).
Casual Teacher in a Children’s Centre means a teacher engaged as required by the employer, who is not a full-time, part-time or part-time casual teacher.