Temporary Employee definition

Temporary Employee is one who is hired on a temporary basis for a full-time or part-time position:
Temporary Employee means an employee who is appointed with a definite ending date. A temporary employee's term of employment may not exceed a total of 12 months in any 24-month period in any one agency.
Temporary Employee means a Member of the bargaining unit hired for a continuous period of employment in the same assignment to replace a Member absent, on leave of absence or to provide additional assistance for a period of more than one (1) year to a maximum of two (2) years.

Examples of Temporary Employee in a sentence

  • At the commencement of employment, each new Regular and Temporary Employee shall be credited with eighteen (18) days of sick leave.

  • Fund (MMDF) The board shall deduct fifty cents ($.50) from each Temporary Employee for every hour that a Temporary Employee is employed.


More Definitions of Temporary Employee

Temporary Employee means an employee hired for a specific period of time or for the completion of a specific job or until the occurrence of a specific event.
Temporary Employee means an Employee who has not been advised by the Employer that he/she is a Permanent Employee.
Temporary Employee means an employee who:
Temporary Employee means an employee who is engaged on the understanding that the period of employment is expected to continue for more than three (3) weeks but not more than two (2) years.
Temporary Employee means a person appointed to the bargaining unit from within the Corporation for a specific purpose and period;
Temporary Employee means any person employed by Systematic as a consultant, part time, or on a temporary basis. Any person described as a “temporary employee” will be required to sign a Confidentiality and Non-Disclosure Agreement.
Temporary Employee means an individual who is employed by a temporary employment firm to provide services to clients to supplement their workforce during absences, seasonal workloads, temporary skill or labor market shortages, and for special assignments and projects.