Home Care Employee - Grade 3 Sample Clauses

Home Care Employee - Grade 3. An employee at this level can perform the duties of a New Entrant, Grade 1 and Grade 2 and is required to directly attend to a client’s complex needs, as opposed to assisting the client to do for himself/herself, because of the client’s behaviour or the client’s condition, frailty, and/or household environment. Grade 3 employees may be involved in on-the-job training of Home Care Employees New Entrants, Grade 1 and 2 where required. Employees at this level will be designated by the employer as having the responsibility for leading/mentoring/training and/or supervising the work of others.
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