Seasonal means the seasonal Rate Type attributed to a Subscribed Transmission Service as set out in Subscription & Allocation of Services (ACT – attachment B).
Seasonal in Rule 2.2.7(F) means a camp or program that either (a) does not operate for more than seven months in a year, or (b) during the preceding calendar year had average receipts for any six months of not more than one-third (⅓) of its average receipts for the other six months.
Seasonal means an Employee who performs duties interrupted by seasons and who may be recalled. Seasonal status is used when the Employee is expected to work six (6) months or more in a “Regular” position that is re-hired roughly the same time every year.
Examples of Seasonal in a sentence
Where stock has suffered a loss covered by the policy, the maximum amount payable for stock is increased by 20% for the months of October, November and December, unless another period for the Seasonal Stock Increase is shown in the schedule.
More Definitions of Seasonal
Seasonal is defined as a period not to exceed four and one-half consecutive months or 18 weeks.
Seasonal means an operation which is closed five (5) or more consecutive months of the year or more.
Seasonal or "Part-Year" Staff Members Definitions
Seasonal or "part-year" staff members, are staff members appointed as such on a continuing or fixed term basis to work one or more periods or seasons in each year (which may be a calendar year), as identified by the University consistent with, or as subsequently varied by agreement with the seasonal or part-year staff member.
Seasonal means an employee serving in a reoccurring position with a specified function which is funded for part of the fiscal year; eligible for holiday pay but ineligible for all other benefits.
Seasonal means limited to a period of no more than six months in any twelve-month period, but related to a unique or an annually occurring event or condition.
Seasonal layoffs typically occur beginning in May/June of each year and affected employees are recalled typically in late August/early September of each year. The exact date(s) of such events may change from year to year and vary by the program to which an employee is assigned. The affected employee shall not lose seniority as a result of such events, so long as the employee returns promptly upon being advised of his/her return date.