Local Labour definition

Local Labour means skilled, semi-skilled workers of all trades engaged by the Contractor on the Site for the purpose of or in connection with the Contract or engaged full time by the Contractor off the site for the Purpose of or in connection with the Contract (by way of illustration but not limitation: workers engaged full time in any office, store, workshop or quarry).

Local Labour means skilled, semi-skilled workers of all trades engaged by the Contractor on the Site for the purpose of or in connection with the Contract or engaged full time by the Contractor off the site for the Purpose

Local Labour means South African residents who permanently resides in the KM area.

Examples of Local Labour in a sentence

• There shall be a Provincial Joint Conference Board and Local Labour Management Committee for each of the Local Unions jurisdiction.

• The parties agree that the Local Labour Management Committee will consider and discuss issues relevant to the local workplace affecting the parties bound by the Collective Agreement.

• The Local Labour Management Committee for each of the jurisdiction (Local Local Local and Local 799) will be composed of three (3) representatives of the Employer and three (3) representatives of the Union.

• Work performed on Saturdays, Sundays and the following holidays: New Year’s Day, Family Day, Good Friday, Victoria Day (or Birthday of the Reigning Sovereign), Canada Day, Civic Holiday (Local), Labour Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, Boxing Day shall be paid at double time at the minimum wage rate as defined in Article 29.01.

• Organisation Rights Agreement In terms of this agreement a Local Labour Forum has been established to promote participation and co-operation among all Bloem Water's internal stakeholders.

More Definitions of Local Labour

Local Labour means South African residents who permanently resides in the George Municipal area;

Local Labour means South African residents who permanently resides in the Stellenbosch Municipal area;

Local Labour means any person or persons aged 18 years or over who is a resident within the Local Area in accordance with the following hierarchy: (a) residents residing within the Land in the Borough of Southend on Sea; (b) residents residing generally within the Borough of Southend on Sea; and (c) residents residing generally within the Boroughs of Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxx and Brentwood Training Agreement Means an agreement to be entered by the Owner and the Council or a training provider for the provision of construction training

Local Labour means South African citizens who permanently reside within the municipal boundaries and earn wages and allowances that are no more than one and a half times the minimum wage established for construction related work.

Local Labour means any person aged 18 years or over who is a resident of the Local Area, has a close connection via an immediate family member to the Local Area or [works in the Local Area?]

Local Labour means South African residents who permanently resides in the City of Mbombela municipal area of jurisdiction where the project is implemented.

Local Labour essentially means daily paid employment on the smallholdings of wealthier local farmers, or as contracted herdsmen in a pastoral group. This is essentially engaged in by members of Very Poor and Poor households, and is generally one of their most important sources of cash. Better-off fellow-farmers are their main employers, and the lower map attests to the fact that it is rare to see a member of a Better-Off household as a daily worker or paid herdsman. It is also at least uncommon for middle households, who are also rather employers, although to a lesser extent than the Better-Off.