Substitutes definition

Substitutes as used in this Agreement shall mean employees not covered by individual, temporary, or regular contracts of employment.

Substitutes shall be defined as a person scheduled to work in the absence of a regular employee on a leave of absence (paid or unpaid) and during the period of time required to post and fill vacancies.

Substitutes means persons serving on assignments for uninterrupted periods of less than one (1) semester's duration for members of the unit on leave, or in an on-call status to replace absent regular employees on a day-to-day basis for any length of time within a school year.

Examples of Substitutes in a sentence

• Substitutes to genuine Workers’ Compensation Insurance will not be allowed.

• Substitutes will be counted towards the quorum and will be entitled to vote.

• Substitutes must wait on the sideline (off of the field of play) until the field player has left the field of play and/or the referee has indicated the substitute may enter the field of play.Substitutions by either team are allowed at any stoppage of play with the permission of the referee.

• Substitutes holding emergency certification may only be assigned work when the list of fully-qualified substitutes is exhausted.The board authorizes the employment of a classified substitute in the absence of a classified staff member when a program will be adversely affected by the regular staff member’s absence and when a substitute can perform the duties in a reasonable manner.

• The Central Procurement Office may request sample Substitutes for inspection or testing.

More Definitions of Substitutes

Substitutes means persons hired on a daily basis to replace regular employees absent on approved leaves of absence1.

Substitutes shall be defined as a person scheduled to work in the absence of a regular employee on a leave of absence (paid or unpaid), including vacation and during the period of time required to post and fill vacancies. Unless otherwise indicated, use of the term “employee” or “bargaining unit member” when used hereinafter in this Agreement shall refer to all members of the above-defined bargaining unit. A probationary employee shall be considered an employee who has served in a bargaining unit position for less than ninety (90) calendar days. It is expressly recognized by the parties that the Custodial Supervisor, Bus Mechanic, Transportation Supervisor, Food Service Director, and Finance Director may continue to perform bargaining unit work of the same kind and nature and to the extent as has been done in the past. It is understood that other supervisory employees may perform bargaining unit work in circumstances such as emergency situations, when operational difficulties are encountered, in the testing of materials and equipment, and in the instruction or training of employees. Work performed by non-bargaining unit employees shall not result in the layoff of regular bargaining unit members.

Substitutes means a person engaged against a regular, permanent or temporary post by reason of absence on leave or otherwise of a permanent or temporary railway servant and such substitute shall not be deemed to be a railway servant unless he is absorbed in the regular railway service;

Substitutes are employees performing the duties of a previously established position. The substitutes' employment will automatically terminate upon the return of the regular employee.

Substitutes shall be defined as individuals hired on an in-frequent or as-needed basis. “Temporary” shall be defined as not to exceed 30 working days.

Substitutes. Individuals called in to replace regular employees on excused absences (i.e., sick leave, vacation, etc.). Substitutes working less than sixty one (61) consecutive workdays are not part of the bargaining unit. Beginning with the sixty-first (61st) consecutive workday, the substitute will become a member of the bargaining unit and pay fair share. The employee may then continue as a fair share payer or choose to become a member of the Union.

Substitutes. The District will make every attempt to recruit and train substitutes for the following positions: Library Technician, Office Manager, Cafeteria Cashier, Cafeteria Food Server, Full Inclusion Aide, and Day and Night Custodian. When unit members in these positions are absent from the first day, substitutes will be provided if available. When current employees, who are cross-trained for these positions, are available, they shall be first used as substitutes.