HIRING OF TEMPORARY PERSONNEL Sample Clauses

HIRING OF TEMPORARY PERSONNEL. Contractor shall impose no penalties to the City when a temporary employee is hired by the City after the temporary employee has worked the minimum 500 hours for the City as Contractor’s employee. If the City employs in any capacity any temporary employee before the temporary employee has performed and Customer has paid for, Five Hundred (500) hours of work on an assignment, the City shall pay a conversion fee of twenty percent (20%) of the employee’s annualized pay. As used above, the phrase “employs in any capacity” includes, but is not limited to, any of the following: employing the person directly; purchasing the person’s services as a temporary, pay rolled, or temporary employee of an organization other than Contractor; obtaining the person’s services through any independent contractor, agency, facility staffing, or consulting relationship; or arranging, suggesting, endorsing, facilitating, or acquiescing in the person’s employment or recruitment by another organization under common ownership or control with the City. The City shall complete recruitment/hiring process in accordance with City’s rules and policies.
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