Relief Worker definition

Relief Worker means a homecare or personal support worker who provides services in place of a homecare or personal support worker who is unavailable. This term is synonymous with "substitute worker".

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Relief Worker means a person called occasionally by the Employer to supplement regular staff coverage or to replace an absent employee and are not guaranteed any specific number of hours of work.

Relief Worker is an employee who is not regularly scheduled to work but is called in to fill in for absences of regular employees.

Examples of Relief Worker in a sentence

Whenever possible, the HCW Relief Worker shall receive their voucher prior to beginning services, but no later than seven (7) days from the date relief services began.
Payment to a Relief Worker substituting for an hourly PSW shall be based on the full assistance hourly rate.
If the Relief Worker continues providing services after seven (7) consecutive days, the worker shall be paid the rate authorized in the service plan.
A Relief Worker substituting for a live- in natural support that provides twenty-four (24) hour service shall be paid one hundred seventy-five dollars ($175) per day up to a maximum of seven (7) consecutive days when the natural support is temporarily unavailable.
Payment to a Relief Worker substitution for a live-in PSW taking time off in a twenty-four (24) hour block shall be one hundred seventy-five dollars ($175) per day for up to a maximum of seven (7) consecutive days.
Payment to a Relief Worker substituting for a live-in Homecare Worker taking time off in a twenty-four (24) hour block shall be one hundred and seventy-five dollars ($175.00) per day for up to a maximum of seven (7) consecutive days.
Whenever possible, the Relief Worker shall receive their voucher prior to beginning services, but no later than seven (7) days from the date relief services began.
The employee will revert to Relief Worker status upon completing their assignment or upon reaching the 180 day limit.
Upon notification that the Job Portal is open, following execution of this Agreement, CONTRACTOR shall submit job orders listing the duties for each Temporary Disaster Relief Worker requested.
Any member of this unit who has served as a temporary employee in the classification of Relief Worker, shall be credited with that service for computation of vacation benefits to a maximum of 119 days credit, provided he/she meets the requirements of Paragraph F of this section, and provided that the temporary service is continuous with his/her appointment as a provisional or probationary employee.

More Definitions of Relief Worker

Relief Worker means a call-in employee who may be employed on a scheduled or non- scheduled shift.

Relief Worker is an Employee who is not regularly scheduled to work but is called in to fill in for absences of regular Employees. The Union recognizes that not all absences are covered. i) The Union recognizes that not all absences are covered. ii) Provided a Relief staff is given 72 hours notice, relief staff will submit their availability on a monthly basis to the Herlter Manager. a) Relief staff shall work a minimum of 50% of the shifts that they are offered based on their monthly availability. b) Relief workers will be required to attend a minimum of 50% of the relief staff meetings in a calendar year. c) Unless approved by the Executive Director, failure to comply with either a) or b) above will result in the Employee being deemed to have quit her employment and her name will be removed from the relief call in list.

Relief Worker means a person employed by the Employer for work of a temporary nature. A Relief Worker is a member of the Bargaining Unit. A "common-law partner" relationship is said to exist when, for a continuous period of at least one (I)year, an employee has lived with a person, and publicly represented that person to be their partner.