Secondment means temporary employment of staff by a beneficiary with the right for the staff to return to the previous employer;

Secondment means a process by which the Employer may assign an employee to another agency, board, society, commission, or employer.

Secondment means the authorized temporary assignment with pay of an employee to a position with an organization other than the Employer for the purpose of performing duties for said organization. No employee shall be subject to secondment without her/his consent.

Examples of Secondment in a sentence

The Secondment Period shall not be extended due to any Force Majeure Event, except as otherwise agreed by OSRO and Responder.
Each Party shall inform the other Party of any accident or illness or other impairment of a Responder Secondee which occurs at the Location or otherwise (as the case may be) and which prevents such Responder Secondee from performing the Duties in accordance with the Agreement during the applicable Secondment Period.
Upon the Termination of this Agreement under Clause 3.2, any related Secondments shall terminate with respect to such Party immediately, provided that if an Secondment for Personal Assistance is occurring at such time, then such termination shall not be effective until the end of such Secondment.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, a Party may request Personnel Assistance from the other Party pursuant to this Agreement in the course of a drill in order to test the administrative procedures under this Agreement, and the Party receiving such a request shall respond indicating what, if any, Personnel Assistance it is willing to provide, but no Secondment shall occur as a result of a request during a drill.
The OSRO and the Responder Secondee’s employer, [insert Responder name] (the “Responder”), have entered into the Emergency Personnel Secondment Agreement dated [insert date of agreement] (the “EPSA”).

More Definitions of Secondment

Secondment means a temporary leave from discharging the duties of a county public office with a view of the concerned county public officer being employed outside the county public service or in another public body;

Secondment means a process by which the Employer may, with the consent of the employee, assign an employee to another Employer not subject to this Agreement.

Secondment means a voluntary transfer from a permanent employer for a fixed period which does not sever the employment relationship of the person seconded with the permanent employer.

Secondment means a period during which a Principal is on leave without pay from their Employer, in order to undertake fixed term employment with a Specified Education Sector Agency.

Secondment has the meaning set forth in Section 2.1.

Secondment means the temporary assignment or loan of employees within their staff year to another branch or department of the Manitoba Government. Secondments may be used to staff a special program, to utilize expertise to perform a certain function and/or for staff development.

Secondment means temporary employment of personnel by a beneficiary during a period of time, after which the personnel has the right to return to its previous employer;