Alaska cleaner employment contract template
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How Alaska cleaner employment contract Differ from Other States
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Alaska mandates distinct overtime rules, requiring time-and-a-half pay for hours worked over 8 in a day or 40 in a week.
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In Alaska, employment contracts must comply with strict state-specific wage and hour laws, including minimum wage regulations above the federal standard.
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Alaska law requires specific provisions regarding meal and rest breaks, differing from those in many lower 48 states.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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Q: Is a written cleaner employment contract required in Alaska?
A: While not legally required, a written contract is highly recommended in Alaska to clarify job terms and protect both parties.
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Q: Does Alaska have specific minimum wage laws for cleaners?
A: Yes, Alaska sets a state minimum wage higher than the federal rate, and this must be reflected in all employment contracts.
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Q: Can an Alaska cleaner employment contract be terminated at-will?
A: Yes, most employment in Alaska is at-will, unless the contract specifies otherwise or includes grounds for termination.
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Alaska Cleaner (Janitorial Employee) Employment Contract
This Alaska Cleaner (Janitorial Employee) Employment Contract (the "Agreement") is made and entered into as of [Date] by and between:
- [Employer Name], with its principal place of business at [Employer Address] ("Employer"), and
- [Employee Name], residing at [Employee Address] ("Employee").
1. Position
- Position: Cleaner (Janitorial Employee)
- Option A: The Employee is hired as a full-time employee.
- Option B: The Employee is hired as a part-time employee.
- Option C: The Employee is hired as a temporary employee.
2. Job Duties
- The Employee's job duties include, but are not limited to:
- General cleaning, dusting, sweeping, mopping, and vacuuming.
- Restroom sanitation and maintenance.
- Waste disposal.
- Replenishing supplies.
- Deep cleaning tasks (e.g., windows, carpets, floor waxing/buffing).
- Reporting maintenance and safety hazards.
- Proper use of cleaning agents in compliance with OSHA and Alaska state-specific chemical safety standards.
- Worksite-specific requirements (e.g., working with hazardous substances, remote locations).
- Option A: The Employee will primarily work at [Work Location].
- Option B: The Employee will work at various locations as assigned.
3. Work Hours
- The Employee's work hours are: [Number] hours per week.
- Option A: The Employee's shift schedule is: [Shift Schedule].
- Option B: The Employee's shift schedule will vary and be provided in advance.
- Overtime eligibility and calculation: Per Alaska Stat. § 23.10.055 (overtime over 8 hours/day or 40 hours/week unless exempt).
- Reporting procedures for attendance and tardiness: [Reporting Procedures].
- Sign-in/out compliance: [Sign-In/Out Procedures].
4. Compensation
- The Employee's hourly rate is: [Hourly Rate].
- Pay frequency: [Pay Frequency].
- Method of wage payment: [Payment Method].
- Overtime pay rate: At least 1.5 times the regular rate.
- Option A: Prevailing wage requirements apply (for public contracts).
5. Benefits
- Paid sick leave: [Paid Sick Leave Details].
- Leave for family/medical emergency: As required by law (including alignment with federal FMLA).
- Paid holidays: [List of Paid Holidays].
- Vacation or paid time-off accrual and usage: [Vacation/PTO Details].
- Health, vision, and dental insurance coverage: [Insurance Coverage Details].
- Workers' Compensation: Mandatory coverage per Alaska law.
- Option A: Designated healthcare providers: [List of Designated Providers].
- Unemployment insurance: Eligibility and administration per the Alaska Department of Labor.
6. Workplace Safety
- Provision of personal protective equipment (PPE): [PPE Details].
- Required safety training and certification: [Training Details].
- Alaska Occupational Safety and Health (AKOSH) compliance.
- Fire and emergency procedures: [Emergency Procedures].
- Accident/illness reporting: [Reporting Procedures].
- Option A: Requirements for work in extreme weather or remote areas: [Specific Requirements].
7. Conduct and Hygiene
- Sanitary behavior standards and hygiene protocols: [Specific Standards].
- Restrictions on smoking, alcohol/drug use, and hazardous items.
8. Background Checks and Eligibility
- Required background checks: [Background Check Details].
- Eligibility to work verification (I-9 compliance).
- Option A: Mandatory licensing or registration for specialty cleaning: [Licensing/Registration Details].
9. Reporting and Communication
- Reporting structure: [Reporting Structure].
- Supervisor assignment: [Supervisor Name].
- Communication methods for work orders and performance issues: [Communication Methods].
10. Materials and Supplies
- Procedures for requesting materials and reporting supply shortages: [Request Procedures].
11. Company Property
- Requirements for company property use: [Property Use Requirements].
- Liability for damage due to gross negligence or intentional misuse.
12. Data and Key Access
- Data and key access procedures: [Access Procedures].
13. Anti-Discrimination
- Alaska anti-discrimination and equal employment practices (Alaska Stat. § 18.80).
- Anti-harassment, workplace violence, and retaliation protections.
- Process for reporting workplace violations or unsafe conditions: [Reporting Process].
14. Meetings and Reviews
- Attendance at mandatory safety meetings or inspections.
- Periodic performance review procedures: [Review Procedures].
15. Conflicting Employment
- Restrictions on holding additional conflicting employment during work hours.
16. Termination
- Employment is at-will per Alaska law.
- Voluntary resignation process: [Notice Requirement].
- Employer-initiated termination (for cause or without cause).
- Immediate dismissal for safety, theft, gross misconduct, or substance abuse.
- State-required procedures for written reasons upon discharge (Alaska Stat. § 23.10.135).
- Final pay procedures: [Final Pay Details].
- Return of all company items: [Return Procedures].
- Required exit checklist: [Exit Checklist Details].
17. Rehiring and References
- Policy and procedure for rehiring or employment reference provision: [Policy Details].
18. Dispute Resolution
- Internal grievance procedure: [Grievance Procedure].
- Mediation or arbitration: [Mediation/Arbitration Details].
- Governing law and jurisdiction: Alaska.
19. Non-Compete and Confidentiality
- Non-compete clause limitations.
- Option A: Non-solicitation and confidentiality terms: [Specific Terms].
20. Unionized Settings
- Reference to applicable collective bargaining agreement (if applicable).
21. Mandatory Notices
- Employer will post, and Employee acknowledges receipt of, mandatory state/federal labor law notices.
22. COVID-19 Requirements
- Option A: COVID-19 or infectious disease specific requirements: [Specific Requirements].
23. Reasonable Accommodation
- Procedures for reasonable accommodation and work adjustment for disabilities or pregnancy as required by Alaska law.
24. Acknowledgment
- Employee acknowledges receipt and understanding of this contract.
- Option A: Translation provided. Language: [Language].
- Method for reporting contract violations or seeking clarification: [Reporting Method].
25. Signatures
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[Employer Name]
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[Employee Name]