What is a Casual or Temporary (Summer) Employee?
A casual employee is an individual hired for specific, short-term assignments, including on-call work or for a limited duration, typically to fulfill short-term staffing needs. These employees usually work fewer than 1,040 hours annually and are only eligible for benefits mandated by law.
ÌÇÐÄvlog¹ÙÍø's policy specifies that casual or temporary employees must not be scheduled to work more than 999 hours in a single employment year across all positions combined. Casual appointments are not intended for long-term, regularly scheduled positions. Such positions require approval through the standard position request process, even if they are not full-time. Exceeding 999 hours may result in additional financial obligations, including mandatory benefit contributions (retirement and healthcare) as required by law. Hiring managers must monitor work hours and consult with Human Resources to ensure compliance with these regulations.