An Assistant Groundskeeper Sample Clauses

The 'An Assistant Groundskeeper' clause defines the role and responsibilities of an assistant groundskeeper within an agreement or contract. Typically, this clause outlines the specific duties assigned to the assistant, such as maintaining landscaping, assisting with repairs, or supporting the head groundskeeper in daily operations. By clearly delineating these tasks, the clause ensures that both the employer and the assistant understand the scope of work expected, thereby preventing misunderstandings and promoting efficient grounds maintenance.
An Assistant Groundskeeper is a groundstaff employee, working under a Senior Groundskeeper, who by reason of knowledge and experience, can be relied upon to carry out efficiently, various classes of groundskeeping duties requiring almost as much technical knowledge and skill as a groundskeeper.
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