TEMPORARY FULL TIME (TFT Sample Clauses

The Temporary Full Time (TFT) clause defines the terms under which an employee is engaged on a full-time basis for a limited, specified period. Typically, this clause outlines the duration of the temporary assignment, the expected working hours, and any conditions for extension or early termination of the arrangement. By clearly distinguishing TFT roles from permanent or part-time positions, the clause ensures both parties understand the temporary nature of the employment and the associated rights and obligations, thereby preventing misunderstandings regarding job security and benefits.
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TEMPORARY FULL TIME (TFT. Temporary Full Time (TFT) shall mean any employee who works for thirty-five (35) hours per week for a definite term of up to twelve (12) months.
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