Common use of Substitute Employee Clause in Contracts

Substitute Employee. A person who takes the place of an employee on a non-permanent, day-to-day basis, until the regularly assigned employee returns or is replaced.

Substitute Employee. A person An employee engaged to perform the duties of a position in the absence of the employee who takes the place of an employee on a non-permanent, day-to-day basis, until the is regularly assigned employee returns or is replacedto that position.

Substitute Employee. A person who takes the place of an employee on a non-non- permanent, day-day- to-day basis, until the regularly regular assigned employee returns or is replaced. 4.

Substitute Employee. A person who takes the place of an employee on a non-permanent, day-day- to-day basis, until the regularly assigned employee returns or is replaced.

Substitute Employee. A person who takes the place of an employee on a non-non- permanent, day-to-day basis, until the regularly assigned employee returns or is replaced.

Substitute Employee. A person who takes the place of an employee on a non-non- permanent, day-day- to-day basis, until the regularly regular assigned employee returns or is replaced.

Substitute Employee. A person who takes the place of an employee on a non-permanentnonpermanent, day to day-to-day , basis, until the regularly assigned employee returns or is replaced.

Substitute Employee. A person who takes the place of an employee on a non-permanent, day-to-day basis, until the regularly assigned employee returns or is replaced.

Substitute Employee. A person An employee who takes works on a daily basis to perform the place work of an absent clerical employee on for a non-permanent, day-to-day basis, until the regularly assigned employee returns or is replaceddefined period of time.

Substitute Employee. A person who takes the place of an a regular employee on a non-permanent, day-to-day basis, until the regularly assigned employee returns or is replaced.