Common use of Classification Definitions Clause in Contracts

Classification Definitions. ‌ The definitions for the classification levels are as follows: Employee Level 1 An employee at this level is undertaking up to 38 hours of induction training. This does not restrict or limit the employment of new employees at a higher level should they be accepted as possessing experience or skills appropriate to a higher level. An employee at this level: ▪ Performs elementary routine duties of a repetitive nature; ▪ Works under direct supervision; ▪ Is aware of the tasks required at level 2; ▪ Observes safe work practices; ▪ Undertakes literacy and numeracy training (if required) to perform tasks functionally; ▪ Is undertaking training so as to enable them to work at level 2. On the completion of the required training, the employee will be reclassified to level 2.

Classification Definitions. ‌ The definitions for the classification levels are as follows: Employee Level 1 An employee at this level is undertaking up to 38 hours of induction training. This does not restrict or limit the employment of new employees at a higher level should they be accepted as possessing experience or skills appropriate to a higher level. An employee at this level: ▪ • Performs elementary routine duties of a repetitive nature; ▪ • Works under direct supervision; ▪ • Is aware of the tasks required at level levelLevel 2; ▪ • Observes safe work practices; ▪ • Undertakes literacy and numeracy training (if required) to perform tasks functionally; ▪ • Is undertaking training so as to enable them to work at level 2. On the completion of the required training, the employee will be reclassified to level Level 2.

Classification Definitions. ‌ The definitions for the classification levels are as follows: Employee Level 1 An employee at this level is undertaking up to 38 hours of induction training. This does not restrict or limit the employment of new employees at a higher level should they be accepted as possessing experience or skills appropriate to a higher level. An employee at this level: ▪ • Performs elementary routine duties of a repetitive nature; ▪ • Works under direct supervision; ▪ • Is aware of the tasks required at level Level 2; ▪ • Observes safe work practices; ▪ • Undertakes literacy and numeracy training (if required) to perform tasks functionally; ▪ • Is undertaking training so as to enable them to work at level 2. On the completion of the required training, the employee will be reclassified to level Level 2.

Classification Definitions. ‌ The definitions for the classification levels are as follows: Employee Level 1 An employee at this level is undertaking up to 38 hours of induction training. This does not restrict or limit the employment of new employees at a higher level should they be accepted as possessing experience or skills appropriate to a higher level. An employee at this level: ▪ • Performs elementary routine duties of a repetitive nature; ▪ nature; • Works under direct supervision; ▪ supervision; • Is aware of the tasks required at level 2; ▪ Level 2; • Observes safe work practices; ▪ practices; • Undertakes literacy and numeracy training (if required) to perform tasks functionally; ▪ functionally; • Is undertaking training so as to enable them to work at level 2. On the completion of the required training, the employee will be reclassified to level Level 2.