Temporary appointments definition
Examples of Temporary appointments in a sentence
Employees on continuing appointments may not bump employees on Supplemental or Temporary appointments.
Employees on continuing appointments may be reassigned to Supplemental or Temporary appointments only at the discretion of the Employer.
Employees on Temporary appointments are eligible for layoff rights only as specifically provided under this Article.
Temporary appointment(s) shall be limited to open, encumbered non-supervisory or non-leadership position(s), for which there is a Personnel Action Code (PAC), occupied by an employee on Board-approved leave or other Board-approved absences and such leave or absence is expected to be one year or less.
Temporary appointments are for a designated period of time and carry no promise or expectation of continued employment.
Temporary appointments shall specify in writing the expiration date of the appointment and that the appointment may expire prior to that date.
Temporary appointments shall be ended prior to any regular employees being laid off.
Temporary appointments shall be made by the Company pending receipt of applications.
C.12.1 Temporary appointments may be made to fill temporary positions or continuing positions temporarily vacant.
Temporary appointments are those appointments in which work is of a temporary nature and a specified duration, not to exceed sixty (60) days, except when the temporary employee is doing the work of an employee on an approved leave of absence.