Occasional Clause Samples

Occasional. Employees requested to report to a workplace other than their normal workplace, within a Regional Health Authority, on an occasional and short term basis, shall be assigned as follows: (a) Qualified and able Employees will be approached in order of seniority and offered the opportunity for assignment. If more than one (1) person volunteers, the work will be assigned by seniority. If no Employees agree to the assignment, the Employer will assign the most junior qualified and able Employee. (b) The Employer shall provide workplace and program orientation to an Employee who is assigned. (c) Transportation costs associated with travel between worksites, during the work day, shall be paid by the Employer. (d) An Employee shall not incur additional parking costs when required to park at a site other than her normal work site.

Occasional. All circumstances that do not meet the Required threshold.

Occasional. A person hired to perform work on an intermittent basis. Such individuals are employees only on the specific days for which work assignments are scheduled.

Occasional. Teacher Roster shall mean a list of all teachers accepted by the Board to teach as Occasional Teachers.

Occasional. Employees requested to report to a workplace other than their normal workplace, within a Health District, on an occasional and short term basis, shall be assigned as follows: (a) Qualified and able employees will be approached in order of seniority and offered the opportunity for assignment. If more than one (1) person volunteers, the work will be assigned by seniority. If no employees agree to the assignment, the employer will assign the most junior qualified and able employee. (b) The employer shall provide workplace and program orientation to an employee who is assigned. (c) Transportation costs associated with travel between worksites, during the work day, shall be paid by the employer. (d) An employee shall not incur additional parking costs when required to park at a site other than her normal work site.

Occasional. Teacher means a teacher who is certified and a member in good standing with the Ontario College of Teachers, and who is hired to teach as a substitute for a permanent, probationary or temporary teacher who has died during the school year or who is absent from regular duties for a temporary period that is less than a school year and does not extend beyond the end of a school year.

Occasional. A. In order to avail qualified active employees of the opportunity to occasionally earn extra money, active employees shall have the first opportunity, by district seniority, to fill in for an absent active employee, provided such occasional work does not interfere with the active employee's regular assignment(s) or place the active employee in overtime status; however, an active employee may fill in for an absent active employee even if it places the active employee in overtime status or interferes with their regular assignment with the prior approval of the active employee’s immediate supervisor. This practice shall be considered occasional work and shall be available only to active employees who have successfully completed the probationary period. To be considered for regular school year occasional work, a post probationary active employee must notify the Superintendent’s or designee’s office in writing. B. Any active employee assigned to a different paying position shall be paid their regular salary or advanced to his/her same step of the salary schedule for the new position, whichever is greater, and shall be paid at that rate for all days including holidays, sick days, and leaves.

Occasional. Assist in training of new recruits. 2. Attend training sessions pertinent to job. Note: Above duties are representative of typical position and are not to be construed as all-inclusive. QUALIFICATIONS:

Occasional. Individuals who are paid for occasional contributions shall be paid in accordance with Article (Freelance Rates/Terms), with the exception of those described in and both members and non-members of the bargaining unit. This applies to Whether or not the persons are members of the Canadian Media Guild, the appropriate dues shall be paid to the Continuing employees who are members of the bargaining unit shall not receive any additional payment under the term of this Article if such contribution arises out of duties for which they have already been paid by the Corporation. The following occasional contributors do not require payment, however, if payment is given, the provisions of and will apply: A member of the public incidentally as part of a public event or of a studio audience or as a participant in an open-line broadcast. A political figure taking part in a program on government persons holding or candidates for public office. A participant in a broadcast of any religious service. A student participating in an educational broadcast. Persons appearing as themselves on a broadcast produced in co-operation with a school, college, university, or educational Children under sixteen years of age appearing as themselves. A member of the Forces of Canada when appearing in any program primarily for the purpose of describing military ceremony or for the purpose of recruitment, education or the purpose of recruitment, education or relating to the Armed Forces. The person who is the subject of the actuality and is interviewed as such.