Charge hand definition

Charge hand. A fully qualified Traffic Control Person who is responsible for and directs the workforce in situations of remoteness or when the crew consists of 15 or more employees.

Charge hand means a person in the bargaining unit who successfully applies for such a position. His responsibilities, in addition to his normal duties, shall be the overseeing of other employees in the performance of their work but shall not include the authority to discipline, suspend or discharge.

Charge hand. When an employee is designated as charge hand by the Company, he shall receive ten percent (10%) per hour above the highest classification under his supervision.

Examples of Charge hand in a sentence

• Being directly responsible to a Charge hand or a foreman or a general foreman or the employer's authorised representative for efficiency and production for his portion of the works.

• Charge hand An employee engaged in any one or more of the following activities : a) Being primarily employed in a supervisory capacity, but who may also be doing the work of an artisan; b) Giving out work to other employees under his control and supervision; c) Ensuring safety on the workplace; d) Maintaining discipline; and e) Being directly responsible to a general foreman or foreman or the Contractor or the Contractor's representative for efficiency and production for his portion of the works.

• Charge Hands Charge hand tradespeople shall be paid at the rate of the following amounts whilst so employed in addition to rates of wages prescribed by Clause 6, Rates of Wages, Tool and Special Allowances of this Award, for employees of the same classification except in respect of the large construction project allowance.

• Case study 5: Re-scheduling therapy services in Chelsea In order to meet the London Acute Emergency Standards the therapy service at Chelsea and Westminster was required to extend the operational hours of the acute assessment team.

• A Charge hand has the same specific duties and responsibilities as defined under the Lead hand job description.

More Definitions of Charge hand

Charge hand an employee assigned as charge hand (in charge of at least two (2) others, or at the discretion of the Supervisor) shall be paid an allowance of one dollar fifty cents ($1.50) per hour for each hour as a charge hand.

Charge hand means an employee who assists a supervisor to supervise employees;

Charge hand means an employee who is specifically charged with supervisory responsibility for the conduct of factory operations, the safe custody of stock and the co-ordination of production within any demarcated section or sections of the premises, or in respect of any specific class or classes of merchandise in the establishment;

Charge hand is an employee who is assigned to instruct others in the performance of their work and may be held responsible for the quality and quantity of the work.

Charge hand. A Charge hand is an employee assigned to instruct others in the performance of their work and is held responsible for the quality and quantity of the work. APPENDIX "C" CLASSIFICATION E - UNION EMPLOYEES Waiting Period Upon completion of probationary period (60 days of employment). Dependent Child Up to age 21; or age 25 if a fulltime student at college or university. Minimum # Hours To be eligible for benefits employee must work at least 20.0 hours/week HEALTH BENEFITS Your provincial health plan covers most basic hospital and medical costs. Your supplementary health benefit covers additional expenses once your provincial coverage is exhausted, or expenses that are not covered under the provincial plan. Hospital 80% coverage for private or semi-private accommodation. Drug 80% coverage for drugs which legally require a written prescription. Out of Province 100% coverage for emergency treatment. Major Medical 80% coverage includes supplies and appliances. Hearing aids limited to $400/5 years/child. Private Nursing 80% coverage for private duty nursing. Limited to 30 days - in hospital only. Paramedical 80% coverage for physiotherapists and other practitioners as listed below. Note: Co-insurance is 80% for the first $1,250 (not including deductible) of eligible health expenses per person, 100% co-insurance thereafter within a calendar year. Annual Deductible $25,000 per person ($25 maximum per family) Overall Maximum $1,000,000/lifetime Termination Age Retirement DENTAL BENEFITS Basic Services 100% coverage for maintenance checkups, fillings, minor surgery, endodontics, periodontics, denture repairs and complex surgery (No maximum.) Major Restorative 50% coverage for dentures, bridgework, restorations Annual Deductible Nil Overall Maximum Basic & Major combined - $1800/year Dental Fee Guide Payment based on the Current Fee Guide for your Province or Residence.

Charge hand. To receive an additional ten percent (10%) above highest paid Journeyman under his supervision (exclusive of premiums). APPENDIX "B" APPRENTICES

Charge hand. A Charge-Hand is a Journeyman who normally performs the duties of the Trade and is in charge of not more than five (5)