Permanent Employee definition

Permanent Employee means an employee in the classified service who has successfully completed a probationary period.
Permanent Employee is an Employee who has completed her probationary period and is employed on a full-time or part-time basis without reference to any specified date of termination of employment.
Permanent Employee means a state employee whose services are not limited in

Examples of Permanent Employee in a sentence

  • Permanent Employee A permanent employee is an employee who has completed the specified probationary period for full- time or part-time employee and who maintains a regularly scheduled workweek.


More Definitions of Permanent Employee

Permanent Employee means a governmental unit employee whose services are not
Permanent Employee is a regular employee who successfully completes an initial probationary period, which shall not exceed twelve (12) work months of service beyond the initial date of employment.
Permanent Employee. An employee who has satisfactorily completed no less than one hundred eighty (180) calendar days of employment in a position which has no predetermined termination date and calls for the employee to work the basic work period or the normal work week as defined in Article 12 of this Agreement.
Permanent Employee means a state employee whose services are not limited in duration and who is filling an approved and regularly funded position and is employed twenty hours or more per week and at least five months each year.
Permanent Employee. Means an employee who is employed for an indefinite term; that is, an employee who is not employed on a casual basis and/or Fixed Term.
Permanent Employee means a Permanent Full-time Employee or a Permanent Part-time Employee.
Permanent Employee means a classified employee who has acquired permanent status in the classified service according to the Act and the Merit Rules.