Term Full Clause Samples
The "Term Full" clause defines the total duration for which an agreement or contract remains in effect. Typically, it specifies a clear start and end date, or outlines the conditions under which the agreement will expire. For example, it may state that the contract is valid for two years from the effective date unless renewed or terminated earlier according to other provisions. This clause ensures both parties understand the timeframe of their obligations, providing certainty and helping to prevent disputes over when the agreement ends.
Term Full. Time Position means a position which does not meet the requirements for a continuing or recurring full-time position and:
(i) in which the duties are performed during a defined period of:
1. not fewer than sixteen (16) consecutive weeks annually but;
2. not more than thirty-six (36) consecutive months; and
(ii) in which the incumbent is assigned full-time professional support responsibilities.
Term Full. Time Employee means an Employee appointed to a term full-time position.