general tradesman definition

general tradesman means an employee who does not hold a trade test certificate but has recognized ability in one of the following trades -
general tradesman means an employee who does not hold a trade test certificate but has recognised ability to perform the duties of any one of the following-
general tradesman means an employee who does not hold a trade test certificate but has recognized ability in one ofthe following trades -

More Definitions of general tradesman

general tradesman means an employee who holds a trade test certificate recognised by the Government in one of the following trades:-
general tradesman means a worker to whom the Wages Council (Building and Civil and Electrical Engineering Trades) Order applies and who is not otherwise defined in this Order; "night" means the interval between six o'clock in the evening of any day and six o'clock in the morning of the following day;
general tradesman means a semi or skilled tradesman to whom the Wages Council (Building and Civil and Electrical Engineering Trades) Order applies and who is not otherwise defined in this Order;

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