Tradesman definition

Tradesman s Rate" shall mean the total wage prescribed for the baker in subclause (1) of this clause.
Tradesman means any individual who engages in, or offers to engage in, work for the general public for compensation in the trades of electrical, plumbing and heating, ventilation and air conditioning.
Tradesman. S SHOP” means an establishment where an individual who performs electrical, plumbing, carpentry, landscape, or other similar trade work, primarily off site, may store his materials and may have an office.

Examples of Tradesman in a sentence

  • Class "A" Mechanical Equipment Tradesman 24 (MET) wage shall be calculated at 65% of journeyman rate (to the nearest 25 nickel).

  • Apprentices admitted to the program will start at a rate equal to 70% of the “A” Tradesman rate or the Mill base rate, whichever is the greater.


More Definitions of Tradesman

Tradesman means any individual who engages in, or offers to engage in, work for the general
Tradesman means an employee who has successfully completed an apprenticeship in fitting/turning or mechanical fitter as proclaimed in the Industrial and Commercial Training Act 1985, or gained Tradesman's Rights under the Tradesmen's Rights Regulations Act 1964.
Tradesman means an employee who in the course of employment works from drawings or prints, or makes precision measurements or applies general trade experience, but does not include an apprentice.
Tradesman means a person who engages in or offers to engage in, for the general public for compensation, any of the trades covered by this chapter.
Tradesman s assistant" means an adult employee directly assisting a tradesman.
Tradesman means an Employee who possesses as a minimum qualification a trade certificate.
Tradesman means an employee who is required to develop work from scaled drawings or prints, or to make templates, or to apply general trade experience without the guidance of a foreman or other tradesman, and includes an employee engaged in riveting by hand or machine, caulking, chipping, and working rivet busters.