Caseworkers definition
Examples of Caseworkers in a sentence
Human Services Caseworkers shall be compensated for hours worked at the appropriate rate for evening hours spent on the telephone in the performance of their duties.
Protective Caseworkers shall be compensated for hours worked at the appropriate rate for evening hours spent on the telephone in the performance of their duties.
MH&DD Caseworkers assigned to the DHHS Office of Adults with Disability Services Crisis Prevention unit are eligible to receive sixty cents ($.60) per hour to the base for hours actually worked in the residential program when clients are present.
The Agency and the Union agree that there are no fixed schedules for Caseworkers and both parties recognize that flex time is required in the weekly work schedule.
No new assignments will be given to Caseworkers following acceptance of the new position, except in emergency situations.
Full-time employees and employees on absentee replacement status working four (4) or more hours between the hours of 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. shall receive a shift differential of forty cents ($.40) per hour, except for Caseworkers and Nurses who shall receive seventy-five ($.75) cents per hour.
Prior approval will be waived for Caseworkers if, in their professional judgment, such work is deemed necessary.
The Contractor shall require that each of its Caseworkers attend a minimum of three (3) hours of continuing education relating to conservatorship per year.
Caseworkers refer participants to specialized Ontario Works staff, who complete a screening process with the participant.
Caseworkers will inform their Supervisors at the earliest possible time thereafter.