Common use of Casual Clause in Contracts

Casual. Casual employees shall mean employees who are not scheduled to work on a regular basis but who may be required to work on an occasional basis to provide coverage. Casual employees will not be employed in a fashion that would result in the elimination or reduction of permanent part-time and full-time staff. Casual employees will only be called after all other employees on the sign- up sheet are afforded the opportunity to fill the required shifts. In the event that a casual employee declines all available shifts in any thirty

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Casual. Casual employees shall mean are those employees who are not scheduled to regularly available for work on a regular basis but at all times for the Employer, or who may be required to do not regularly work on an occasional basis to provide coverage. Casual employees will not be employed in a fashion that would result in the elimination thirty (30) or reduction more hours per week, or who make their principal place of permanent part-time and full-time staff. Casual employees will only be called after all other employees on the sign- up sheet are afforded the opportunity to fill the required shifts. In the event that a casual employee declines all available shifts in any thirtyemployment elsewhere.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Agreement

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Casual. Casual employees shall mean are those employees who are not regularly scheduled to work on a regular basis but who may be required to work on an occasional basis to provide coverage. Casual employees will not be employed in a fashion that would result in the elimination or reduction of permanent part-time and full-time staff. Casual employees will only be called after all other employees on the sign- up sheet are afforded the opportunity to fill the required shifts. In the event that a casual employee declines all available shifts in any thirtywork.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement

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