An Occasional Sample Clauses
The "An Occasional" clause defines the terms under which a party may perform or provide a service, product, or action on an irregular or as-needed basis rather than on a regular schedule. In practice, this clause might apply to consultants who are called upon only when specific expertise is required, or to services that are rendered only in response to particular events or requests. Its core function is to provide flexibility for both parties by clarifying that obligations are not continuous or recurring, thereby preventing misunderstandings about the frequency or regularity of performance.
An Occasional. Teacher returning from a Pregnancy Leave shall be assigned by the Board to either the same position held prior to going on the leave or a position as similar and geographically close to the position held prior to going on the leave if the regular Teacher has not returned to duty and the Occasional Teacher would still be teaching in the original long-term occasional assignment except for the taking of the Pregnancy Leave.
An Occasional. Teacher employee shall be hired to replace a member of the Bargaining Unit who is acting to replace an absent Principal/Vice-Principal.
An Occasional. Teacher on a Long Term Occasional Teacher assignment shall be paid when the school(s) is/are closed by the Director due to inclement weather or emergency situations.
An Occasional. Teacher who intends to take a Family Medical Leave shall notify the Board of the dates on which the Occasional Teacher intends to leave and return to active employment.
An Occasional. Teacher shall not be considered late for an assignment as a result of a late request to report for such assignment provided he/she arrives within a reasonable time of receiving such late request. The Occasional Teacher shall be paid for the full time of the assignment.
An Occasional. Teacher(s) shall be used to replace the Classroom Teacher(s) granted a special leave day(s).
An Occasional. Teacher who has been called in for a teaching assignment of one (1) day or less and who reports for work at the scheduled starting time shall, where an error has been made on the part of the Board and the scheduled work is not available, be assigned not less than one-half (1/2) day of any work that is available at the rate of pay applicable to the original assignment or, if no work is available, shall receive one-half (1/2) day's pay at the rate applicable to the original assignment.
An Occasional. Teacher who must withdraw from a long-term assignment shall, where possible, provide the Board a minimum of two (2) days notice in writing of the date of withdrawal and the reason(s) for the withdrawal.
An Occasional. Teacher who accepts a full day teaching assignment with the Board shall be provided with an uninterrupted period for lunch, free from duty, of at least forty (40) consecutive minutes per day.
An Occasional. Teacher who reports for an assignment and who is not required by the principal shall be paid for one-half (1/2) day and shall be assigned professional duties by the principal for one-half (1/2) day. It is understood that the Occasional Teacher shall be paid only upon accepting the assignment given by the principal for that half day.