Engaged Casually Sample Clauses

Engaged Casually. 16.2 In the case of Employees not specifically engaged for a run of the play or a particular period, and not paid the rates for those casually engaged, the employment shall only be terminated on either side by two weeks notice or such longer period as may be required pursuant to the Act or by payment in lieu of notice. Such notice shall be either given in writing or plainly posted upon the call board or other place seen by the Employees in the ordinary course of their employment. Such notice may be given at any time during the week and the Employee shall only be entitled to payment pro rata for the time up to the expiration of the notice.
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Engaged Casually. 39.16.1 An Employee who lives in a particular city or town (either temporarily or permanently) and who is under casual engagement to perform any work at any place away from the city or town in which he/she resides shall have first class rail or other transport provided by the Employer and in the case of rail travel if required to travel at night shall be provided with sleeping accommodation. Should the Employer not provide such sleeping accommodation the Employer shall pay to the Employee the sum usually charged to the Employer by the railway authorities.

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