Substantive position definition

Substantive position means the position to which an employee is appointed under the Public Service Act.

Substantive position means the position to which an employee has been permanently appointed.

Substantive position. , for a permanent employee, means the public service position the employee holds on a permanent basis;

Examples of Substantive position in a sentence

• Indoor Staff - Those employees occupying positions where the ordinary hours are 35 per week and including Lifeguards and Rangers Outdoor Staff - Those employee occupying positions where the ordinary hours are 38 hours per week excluding Lifeguards and the Rangers Group Substantive position - The position which an employee would normally occupy in the absence of any acting appointment.

• For example, joint appointment 50% funded by NHS 50% funded by HEI and HR responsibilities shared between with NHS and HEI (5 posts); Substantive position with NHS and honorary position with HEI 30% and HR sits with NHS (3 posts).

• Substantive position: is the position to which a staff member has been appointed (or would normally occupy) on a permanent basis.

• Items applicable to the Remote Pilot Licence (Aeroplane) (RPL(A)) (1) Climbing and descending.(2) Turns while maintaining altitude.(3) Climbing and descending turns.(4) Speed changes while maintaining altitude.(5) Horizontal figure eight.(6) Stalls.(7) Recovery from a spin.

• Substantive position: means appointed position and base location.

More Definitions of Substantive position

Substantive position means the employee’s permanent position of employment; Hiring Practices

Substantive position. An Employee’s actual job. The Position in which an Employee belongs to. For example, an Employee may take a Temporary Position elsewhere in the company but shall return to their original Position and centre/Location at the end of their tenure in the Temporary Position. Temporary Employee(s) - Are persons hired externally to fill Temporary Positions/vacancies. These Employees have the right to employment only in the Temporary Position/vacancy for which they were hired. They cannot Transfer to other Positions in the bargaining unit. When the Temporary Position/vacancy for which they were hired has ended, they shall be terminated, with no rights to the provisions of Article 14 (Employee Displacement). These Employees may apply for posted Positions once they have been provided with their notice of termination and shall be given consideration before external applicants. Temporary Appointment - A situation where an Employee moves into another Position, either a Permanent or Temporary Position, for a period of time and upon completion of the appointment returns to their previous Position.

Substantive position means the employee’s primary position, as specified in the contract of employment and position description.

Substantive position means the position occupied by the Employee prior to the advent of a transfer affecting that Employee.

Substantive position is the position to which an employee has been appointed or deployed under the Public Service Employment Act on an indeterminate, term or acting basis, (in excess of four months) but does not include any other assignments of a temporary nature.

Substantive position means Site Coordinator.

Substantive position means the holding of a regular post on appointment or promotion through regular selection process.