TEMPORARY GOVERNMENTAL PROGRAM EMPLOYEES Sample Clauses

TEMPORARY GOVERNMENTAL PROGRAM EMPLOYEES. It is hereby understood that the Employer may use students and others whose wages are paid in whole or part by an agency of the State or Federal Government. These employees shall not be covered by the terms of this Agreement unless the enabling legislation gives them the rights and benefits of regular employees. Further, these employees are not to be used to perform work regularly performed by members of the bargaining unit in such a way as to replace, displace or reduce bargaining unit work. The Union will sign in a timely basis any document required by the governmental agency in order to have such services performed in a timely manner. The Board of Education and the Union encourages the employment of students for the purpose of providing a job site for on-the-job training which is temporary in nature.
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TEMPORARY GOVERNMENTAL PROGRAM EMPLOYEES. It is hereby understood that the Employer may use students and others whose wages are paid in whole or part by the terms of this Agreement unless the enabling legislation gives them the rights and benefits of regular employees. Further, these employees are not to be used to perform work regularly performed by members of the bargaining unit in such a way as to replace, displace or reduce bargaining unit work. The Chippewa County Board of Commissioners, and the Union, encourages the employment of individuals for the purpose of providing a job site for on-the-job training which is temporary in nature.
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