Common use of Long Term Occasional Clause in Contracts

Long Term Occasional. Teacher - shall mean an occasional teacher who is employed for a period of eleven (11) or more consecutive teaching days as a replacement for a full-time or part-time teacher employed by the Board.

Long Term Occasional. Teacher - shall mean teacher means an occasional employee whose employment as a Casual Occasional teacher who is employed in one (1) position has been for a continuous and uninterrupted period of eleven ten (1110) instructional days or more consecutive teaching days as a replacement for a full-time or part-time teacher employed by the Boardmore.

Long Term Occasional. Teacher - shall mean an occasional teacher Occasional Teacher who is employed for a period of eleven twelve (1112) or more consecutive teaching instructional days as a replacement for a full-time or part-time one teacher employed by the Boardon a permanent or probationary basis and who has been granted a Long Term Occasional assignment.

Long Term Occasional. Teacher - shall mean an occasional teacher Occasional Teacher who is employed for a period of eleven (11) or more consecutive teaching days as a replacement for a full-time or part-time teacher employed by the Board.

Long Term Occasional. Teacher - shall mean an occasional teacher Occasional Teacher who is employed for a period of eleven (11) or more consecutive teaching days as a replacement for a full-time or part-time teacher employed by the Board. (i) Professional Development or Activity Days or days when school is closed by the Director or his/her designate shall not break the eleven