Unusual definition

Unusual means work hours or work week dissimilar to those of the position from which or to which the employee was promoted.) If no vacancy exists, such employees shall displace the least senior employee as determined by Section 14. If no less senior position exists, then the employee shall be removed from County service.

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Unusual means not usual or common; rare; constituting or occurring as an exception; not ordinary or average; affecting very few school districts or AEAs.

Unusual or "emergency" is generally defined as not routine and/or needing immediate action. A few examples of past use under this section have been:

Examples of Unusual in a sentence

Unusual pregnancy or birth situations may occur where the normal application of this policy may be inappropriate.
Unusual family obligations which could not normally be conducted by an employee during hours other than normally scheduled work hours.
The following list of items are excluded from the scope of included Services, and may incur additional charges or require a separate billable project: • Software Maintenance – Unusual work that results from a failed software patch or update that results in an interruption in Client’s business, with the exception of Microsoft Windows updates and patches.
It is understood that reimbursement shall be subsequent to completion of a Hospital Unusual Occurrence Report and the employee’s provision of a receipt.
Unusual or multiple purchases may prompt a merchant inquiry or card suspension to allow us to investigate such unusual activity.
Unusual or multiple transactions may prompt a merchant inquiry or card suspension to allow us to investigate such unusual activity.
Unusual or extraordinary circumstances may exist with an individual employee regarding leave requests.
Unusual work that results from a failed software patch or update that results in an interruption in Client’s business, with the exception of Microsoft Windows updates and patches.
Unusual or exceptional circumstances which preclude the employee from providing notice by the last teaching day in April shall be considered by the Division.
All reports of unsafe equipment or job conditions shall be brought to the attention of the immediate supervisor by filling the Unusual Incident Report.

More Definitions of Unusual

Unusual or " Abnormal" sewage means sewage that exceeds 270 mg/liter of 5 day BOD, or which contains the substances prohibited in pars. 430.05 (3) and (4).

Unusual means more than 2 standard deviations away from the mean; “usual” means within 2 standard deviations of the mean.

Unusual or "non-recurring" earnings or "extraordinary", "unusual" or "non-recurring" losses for such period as such terms are interpreted under GAAP; and (G) any interest income of the Borrower and its Restricted Subsidiaries realized during such period)~minus (ii)~operating expenses of the Borrower and its Restricted Subsidiaries for such period (excluding depreciation, amortization, interest expense and other non-cash charges accrued, and income taxes paid or accrued (other than any such taxes attributable to the revenues of Unrestricted Subsidiaries for which the Borrower has not been or is not entitled to be reimbursed, or in respect of which the Borrower has not received or is not entitled to receive a credit, pursuant to the terms of any Tax Allocation Agreement), for such period by the Borrower and its Restricted Subsidiaries) minus (b)~Annualized Consolidated Corporate Overhead for such period; provided that for purposes of calculating Annualized Consolidated Operating Cash Flow when such term is used in determining the Total Debt Ratio, if the Borrower or any of its Restricted Subsidiaries shall have acquired or disposed of one or more businesses (or any part thereof) during such period, Annualized Consolidated Operating Cash Flow for such period shall be computed as if (in the case of an acquisition) such business (or part thereof) had been owned by the Borrower or such Restricted Subsidiary for the whole of such period or (in the case of a disposition) such business (or part thereof) had been disposed of prior to the first day of such period.