Casual Employees definition

Casual Employees are employed on an "on call" basis to cover absences due to sick leave, vacation, or other approved leaves, or to augment staff during peak periods or periods of staff shortage.

Casual Employees means employees who are employed on a casual basis and includes persons who are employed for periods not exceeding five days at any one time.

Casual Employees means Employees employed on an on-call or irregularly scheduled basis; or who are hired to replace Permanent or Term Employees who are absent from work for any reason; or who are employed in a position with scheduled hours that are less than one-half (1/2) of a comparable Full-time position; or who are hired for a position expected to last less than six (6) months.

Examples of Casual Employees in a sentence

Casual Employees shall only be entitled to rely upon their cumulative seniority for the purpose of the Employer making an appointment to a posted vacant position pursuant to Article 1O(d) of this Agreement.
Casual Employees as defined herein shall be excluded from the bargaining unit covered by this Agreement.
Casual Employees shall lose their cumulative seniority in the event that they have not actively worked for the Employer for a period in excess of twelve (12) months.
Except for continuation overtime, regular employees in the work unit will be offered overtime before Casual Employees.
Subject to the provisions below, Casual Employees shall be entitled to cumulative seniority from date of hire based on days worked with four (4) hours or more being equal to one (1) day; less than four (4) hours being equal to half (½) a day; and twenty-one (21) days being equal to one (1) month.

More Definitions of Casual Employees

Casual Employees means an employee who is employed on an hourly basis, and who has no reasonable expectation of regular work. A casual employee is not entitled to any termination payments pursuant to this Agreement.

Casual Employees means a person employed on an irregular, sporadic, or as needed basis. Casual Employees will not be used for the purpose of eliminating or replacing full time Employees or to avoid hiring full time Employees.

Casual Employees means an employee who is not a regular full-time, regular part-time, probationary, or term employee but is available as required to perform duties, including but not limited to the following reasons: (a) replacement of leaves not expected to exceed six (6) months; (b) temporary filling of vacancies during the staffing process; (c) temporary filling vacancies not expected to exceed six (6) months; (d) when peak work load situations occur; (e) when emergency situations arise which require additional hours or staff; (f) or to supplement other staff as required for a period not to exceed six

Casual Employees means persons employed by the Board on a casual basis to replace permanent employees during an absence, for special projects or during periods of heavy workload. A casual assignment shall not extend beyond 10 consecutive working days. Casual employees are excluded from the provisions of:

Casual Employees means a part time employee in the Bargaining Unit who has made a written commitment to the Hospital to be available for work on call as required. Subject to Article 11.02 (b), the employee has the right to accept or decline the offer of work each time he is called.

Casual Employees. A casual employee is one who is not regularly scheduled to work but is employed to relieve vacancies for vacation, sick leave, education, maternity, Union business and other time off regulated under the collective agreement in the regular schedule as required by the company or to perform emergency or non-reoccurring or irregular short term relief work as required by the company. Casual employees accumulate seniority on an hourly basis.

Casual Employees are employees who are on an on call basis at the discretion of the Employer and do not accrue seniority.

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