Itinerant Employee definition
Itinerant Employee. An itinerant employee is one whose assignment includes duties in more than one work location in a day.
Itinerant Employee means any employee who has assigned Central Office space but provides professional services to member districts.
Itinerant Employee means an employee who is assigned by the Board to more than one work location in a school day.
More Definitions of Itinerant Employee
Itinerant Employee means an employee whose assignment includes duties in more than one work location. means the person with whom the employee has been cohabiting in a spousal relationship. This includes a person of the same gender.
Itinerant Employee means an Employee who is employed in a position as referenced in Articles 3.12 (a), (b), (c) and (d) and who is hired to work on an itinerant basis in block rotation assignments in a designated area of the province of approximately 6 to 8 weeks, as determined by the needs of the Employer(s). An Employee who is hired as an Itinerant Employee:
(i) will be assigned a Normal place of work by the Employer prior to their first day of work; and
(ii) may be assigned to an Alternate workplace with each new block rotation assignment; and
(iii) for the purpose of Article 14, assignments to an Alternate workplace shall not constitute a reassignment and location of work shall be the designated area of the province. When possible, the Employer will attempt to assign the Itinerant Employee to Alternate workplaces within 50 km of their Normal place of work. In the event the Employer assigns an Itinerant Employee to an Alternate workplace that is more than 50 kms from their Normal place of work, the Employer shall pay mileage according to Treasury Board’s policies on travel for the required travel in excess of 50 km.