Common use of CASUAL WORKERS Clause in Contracts

CASUAL WORKERS. (1) A casual worker shall mean a worker engaged on an hourly contract of service. (2) Casual workers shall not be engaged for less than two consecutive hours per time. (3) Casual workers shall be paid at the rate of time and a half, provided that this rate shall be increased to double time for all work performed on the holidays referred to in subclause (1)(a) of clause 17. - Holidays of this agreement. (4) The working time for a casual worker on an outside job, shall count from the time appointed for their attendance at the job until they are discharged. Fares to and from the place of engagement and the job lshall be paid by the employer. (5) The wages payable to a casual worker on an outside job, shall be handed to the worker immediately on completion of the engagement or if impracticable shall be forwarded to the worker within forty-eight hours of completion of the pay week in which such worker was employed. (6) The provisions of clauses 9. - Additional Rates for Ordinary Hours, 15. - Sick Leave, 16. - Bereavement Leave, 17. - Holidays and 18. - Annual Leave shall not apply to a casual worker.

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Sources: Catering Workers’ Agreement, Catering Workers' Agreement