Occasional definition
Occasional means infrequently or sporadically, including but not limited to care that is provided during summer or other holiday breaks when children are not attending school, but not to exceed 70 calendar days in a year.
Occasional means that care is provided for no more than 70 days in any calendar year.
Occasional means occurring from time to time, on an infrequent or irregular basis, with no particular pattern.
Examples of Occasional in a sentence
Leave without loss of pay for recognized religious holy days shall be granted by the Director of Education, or designate, to Long Term Occasional Teachers working a full year, to a maximum of three (3) days in any one school year.
Any request by an Occasional Teacher to update information must be submitted in writing and supported by the appropriate documentation.
Such days will be pro- rated for Long Term Occasional Teachers working less than a full year.
The Employer shall provide the Bargaining Unit with electronic access to the Occasional Roster List on or before 30 September each year.
Fifth Disease, as established 20 October 2003 and as amended from time to time shall apply to Long Term Occasional teachers.
More Definitions of Occasional
Occasional means not being present on an ongoing basis in either one or different care locations;
Occasional means not being present on an ongoing basis in either one or different facilities;
Occasional or “occasionally” means not more than 3 days during any 12−month period.
Occasional means occurring at irregular and infre- quent intervals. The term is qualitative, not quantitative, in that the term applies to services that are only performed from time-to-time, not that the solid waste hauling is only a small part of services offered.
Occasional means done infrequently and irregularly;
Occasional means not more than one day per week.
Occasional on an ad hoc basis with no repeated or pre-determined structure, set of recipients or pattern, including in respect of frequency (e.g. monthly, weekly, quarterly etc.);