Casual Employee means an employee who has no set hours or days of work and who is normally asked to work as and when required.
Casual Employee is one who:
Examples of Casual Employee in a sentence
The Employer will not have work carried out by a Casual Employee where it would result in the layoff or demotion of any Regular Employee.
A Casual Employee is defined as any person employed on an hourly, call-in basis, and shall be paid at the specified Casual Employee hourly rate.
More Definitions of Casual Employee
Casual Employee means an Employee who:
Casual Employee means an employee engaged as such on an hourly basis.
Casual Employee means an employee engaged and paid as such.
Casual Employee means any person specifically engaged to work on an irregular basis, as and when required by mutual consent between employer and employee, but does not include any person employed on a part-time or full-time basis.
Casual Employee means any person who is employed on a casual basis and includes any person who is employed for a period not exceeding 5 days at any one time.
Casual Employee means an employee who is employed on an hourly basis, and who has no reasonable expectation of regular work. A casual employee is not entitled to any termination payments pursuant to this Agreement.
Casual Employee means a person engaged to work on an irregular basis, as and when required, but does not include any person employed on a part-time, full-time or permanent basis.