Sessional Employee definition

Sessional Employee means an employee who is either full-time or part-time and works in a position with a minimum term of 6 months each calendar year, with annually scheduled start and end dates.

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Sessional Employee means a person appointed as a sessional employee under the

Sessional Employee means an employee who has been advised of the requirement to perform sessional work in their contact of employment.

Examples of Sessional Employee in a sentence

If the Regular or Sessional Employee voluntarily leaves the service of the Board within twenty-four (24) months of receiving funding under this program, they will be required to refund a portion of the funding on the following basis: The full amount of the salary plus benefits paid by the Board less an amount equal to one twenty-fourth (1/24) for each full month employed less than the two (2) years from the date of the completion of their apprenticeship program.
Subject to qualifications being sufficient to perform the work, a Sessional Employee may displace a less senior Sessional Employee in the same classification, or a temporary Employee in an equal or lesser classification for which the Employee is qualified.
Where the seniority of two or more Employees is compared, this shall be done by prorating the seniority accumulated as a Part-time or Sessional Employee.
If successful, and subject to Article 39.04, the period of employment in the Term position shall count as service and seniority upon completion of the Probationary Period as a regular Full-Time, Regular Part Time or Sessional Employee.
A Sessional Employee is an Employee who is hired to work commencing the first day, or earlier, at the discretion of the Employer, of a sitting of the Legislature and ending on the last day, or later, at the discretion of the Employer, of the sitting of the Legislature.

Sessional Employee means an employee of the University who as part of normal employment may be temporarily laid off between semesters and who may be laid off for periods of up to twenty-two (22) continuous weeks or less.

Sessional Employee means an employee who, as part of his/her normal employment, may be on layoff status when classes are not in session.

Sessional Employee means an Employee hired for an indefinite term who works on a scheduled basis for less than twelve (12) months per year (normally for the Fall and Winter semesters). If the annual period of employment is extended on a permanent basis to a period of twelve (12) consecutive months, then the position shall become a Regular Full-time or Regular Part-time position depending upon the hours to be worked. Sessional Employees are members of the Bargaining Unit and this Collective Agreement applies to such Employees in accordance with the provisions of the Articles contained herein.

Sessional Employee means a person who is hired to fill a recurring budgeted position which approximately coincides with the University fall and winter session and may be either a full-time or part-time Employee. (a) A “casual” Employee is not a member of the Bargaining Unit and shall mean a person employed in a Bargaining Unit position for up to one hundred and twenty

Sessional Employee means a person who is remunerated by the department when he/she renders service for a fixed number of hours per week;

Sessional Employee means a person appointed as a sessional employee under the State Service Act 2000 to deliver a single session or multiple sessions.