Assignment Categories Sample Clauses

Assignment Categories. (the parties may agree on other categories) Extended Business Travel – defined as an assignment with a duration of up to a maximum of three months, or a defined number of business trips during a set period of time. The Company will endeavor to give employees a minimum of three weeks’ notice prior to the start of the assignment. Short-Term Assignment – defined as an assignment with a consecutive duration of three months, up to 12 months. The Company will give employees a minimum of six weeks’ notice prior to the start of the assignment. Long-Term Assignment – defined as an assignment with a consecutive duration of 12 months, up to five years. The Company will give employees a minimum of nine weeks’ notice prior to the start of the assignment. A copy of the terms and conditions shall be sent to the SEAC Office by the Company and such terms and conditions will not be changed without first advising the employee and the union.
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Assignment Categories. (the parties may agree on other categories) Extended Business Travel – an assignment that is longer than 30 consecutive calendar days up to a maximum of 90 calendar days. The Company will endeavour to give employees a minimum of three weeks’ notice prior to the start of the assignment. Multi-Trip Assignment – an assignment that is comprised of more than one trip, to one or a series of defined project locations, having a cumulative 30 calendar days within a 90 calendar day period. The Company will endeavour to give employees a minumum of three weeks’ notice prior to the start of the assignment. Short-Term Assignment – defined as an assignment with a consecutive duration of 91 calendar days up to 365 calendar days.The Company will give employees a minimum of six weeks’ notice prior to the start of the assignment. Long-Term Assignment – defined as an assignment with a consecutive duration of 366 calendar days or greater. The Company will give employees a minimum of nine weeks’ notice prior to the start of the assignment. Any days that an employee wishes to add to a trip for personal reasons will not be used in the count of calendar days.
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Assignment Categories. A. Elementary Choral (South Xxxxx/Xxxxxx, Brooklyn/Xxxxxxx) BMS Intramural Coaches
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