A probationer definition

A probationer means a person who is provisionally employed to fill a vacancy in a permanent post for a period not exceeding 6 months and who has not completed his probationary period provided that the period or probation may be extended by the Management beyond the original period by not more than 3 months, for reasons to be recorded in writing. If a permanent workman is employed as a probationer in a new post, he may at any time during the probationary period not exceeding 6 months, be reverted to his old permanent post unless the probationery period is extended by another 3 months for reasons to be recorded in writing.
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Examples of A probationer in a sentence

  • A probationer shall not be disciplined or dismissed prior to the written terms of their appointment except for sufficient cause.

  • A probationer or members of a PRC can appeal for removal of a member of the Committee for cause to the TROC according to the procedure in Section 11.3.3.4.

  • A probationer may schedule observations by other bargaining unit members or by outside education experts for the purpose of recommending improvement of instruction during the probationary period.

  • A probationer shall be formally notified of non-renewal by the end of the second, fifth, or eighth quarters of the probationer’s probationary period, or any extension of that probationary period.

  • A probationer or the Board of Education must give a sixty- (60-) day written notice before termination of contract unless mutually agreed upon.

  • A probationer who is laid off and is rehired as a pro- bationer, will be required to serve the regular probationary period of four (4)months of continuous service.

  • A probationer shall be formally notified of non-renewal by the end of the second, fifth or eighth consecutive quarters of the probationer‘s probationary period, or any extension of that probationary period.

  • A probationer is subject to discharge or termination without cause and without recourse.

  • A probationer who is promoted will have their appointment confirmed from the date of effect of the promotion.

  • A probationer must give a sixty (60) day written notice before termination of contract unless mutually agreed upon.