Essential Duty definition

Essential Duty means a duty that is substantial, not incidental; is fundamental or inherent to the occupation; and cannot be reasonably omitted or changed. To be at work for the number of hours in the employee’s regularly scheduled workweek is also an essential duty. Any occupation means an occupation for which the employee is qualified by education, training or experience.

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Essential Duty means a duty that:

Essential Duty means a duty that is substantial, not incidental; is fundamental or inherent to the occupation; and cannot be reasonably omitted or changed. To be at work for the number of hours in the employee’s

Examples of Essential Duty in a sentence

• Accordingly, the Contractor shall not be eligible to receive a Performance Incentive payment with respect to any Essential Duty for which the Contractor did not receive the full amount of Retainage withheld because it failed to meet the applicable Performance Criteria in its Monthly Performance Evaluation for that same month.