Active, full-time definition

Active, full-time means an employee works at least 30 hours per week. Part-time, temporary or seasonal employees are not eligible.

Examples of Active, full-time in a sentence

  • Active full-time employees will accrue paid sick leave of 8 hours per month of paid status, up to a maximum sick leave bank of 1200 hours.

  • Active full-time (1.0 FTE) teachers who are compensated under Schedule A or B shall be eligible for longevity pay in addition to annual salary, according to the schedule in this Section.

  • Active full-time employees on an approved unpaid statutory Reservist Leave (as per the Employment Standards Act, 2000) will be eligible for a top up with respect to Extended Health Benefits excluding short-term disability, long term disability, AD&D and life insurance, and any other restrictions under the insurer’s benefit policy, during the Reservist Leave to a maximum period of twelve (12) months.

  • Active full-time employees shall accumulate paid sick time of up to eight (8) hours for each completed calendar month worked, to be used solely for the purpose intended.

  • Active full-time employees do not include those staff on probation or unpaid leave of absence except those on Pregnancy/Parental Leave.

  • Active full-time employees and their eligible dependents shall be eligible for a maximum of one hundred and seventy-five dollars ($175) every two (2) years.

  • A-2.02 Active full-time employees shall be credited with one hundred and four (104) hours of paid sick leave per calendar year.

  • Active full-time employees in the store which is converting who are laid off because there is not an available full-time position will be entitled to severance pay of four (4) weeks’ pay per year of completed service to a maximum of $75,000.

  • Active full-time, part-time and temp employees will accrue paid sick U8 hours per month of paid status, up to maximum sick leave bank of 120 hours.

  • B-9.01 Active full-time employees and their eligible dependents shall be eligible for a maximum of two hundred dollars ($200) every two (2) years.