TEMPORARY OFFICE HELP Sample Clauses

TEMPORARY OFFICE HELP. The Employer agrees that when a present full-time office employee is on an approved leave of absence it may be necessary to replace that person with a temporary office worker for the duration of the approved leave of absence. The temporary office worker shall perform clerical work only. Clerical work is defined as answering the telephone, filing, typing, data entry and opening mail. The Employer agrees not to hire temporary office help for more than ninety working days total for all temporary office help in any one year period, except by mutual agreement of the parties to this Agreement. The Employer has the right to use Seasonal Employees (except as provided for in Article 6 Section 2.b) as Temporary Office Help provided the aforementioned restrictions are met. Such employee is not subject to the provisions of this Agreement and is not entitled to any of the benefits of said Agreement.
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