Provisional appointment means the employment of a person to a vacant position for no more than a six-month period for emergency or in interim conditions. The General Manager may extend a provisional appointment for up to an additional six-month period.
Provisional appointment means an appointment to a position, limited to three months, in the absence of names of qualified candidates on the register or registers for the class, of a person meeting the minimum qualifications specified for the class.
Provisional appointment means an appointment authorized by the director when an appropriate list is not available. To be eligible for a provisional appointment the appointee must meet the minimum qualifications for the class, but not have successfully completed the required examination. Whenever an eligible list is established for the class in which the provisional appointment is made, the provision appointment will be terminated. However, no provisional appointee shall hold his position for more than six (6) months.
Examples of Provisional appointment in a sentence
Normally, a person would have completed a Provisional Appointment at the University prior to receiving a Candidacy Appointment.
During the final year of a Provisional Appointment, the Member is entitled to be considered for a Candidacy Appointment.
Provisional Appointment - An appointment authorized when no fully qualified person is suitable or available for appointment.
A Member holding a Provisional Appointment shall be considered for a Candidacy Appointment in accordance with 14.3.
Provisional Appointment - Appointment of an individual possessing the minimum qualifications for the position involved, in the absence of, and pending the establishment of an eligible list.
More Definitions of Provisional appointment
Provisional appointment means an appointment made in the absence of a list 24 of candidates certified as qualified by the director. Only the director may authorize a provisional 25 appointment. An appointment to this status is limited to six months.
Provisional appointment means an appointment to a position in a classification for which there is no eligibility list.
Provisional appointment means an appointment of a person who possesses the qualifications established for a particular class and who has been appointed to a regular position in that class in the absence of available eligibles, or who has been assigned under the provisions of Section 2.40.140(d) of the Municipal Code or by Section 2.50 of Policy and Procedure No. 37.0.
Provisional appointment means a temporary appointment, less than 960 hours in a fiscal year, of a non-employee who possesses the minimum qualifications established for a particular class and who has been appointed to a position in that class in the absence of available eligible employees.
Provisional appointment means the appointment of a person to a position which is currently held by an employee who is on leave of absence of more than 60 days duration or who is away from work, due to illness or injury, for at least 30 days, and it can be reasonably expected that such employee will not return to work for an additional 30 days.
Provisional appointment means an appointment made in the absence of a list of candidates certified as qualified by the director. Only the director may authorize a provisional appointment. An appointment to this status is limited to six months.
Provisional appointment means an appointment of a qualified individual to fill a vacancy in a class for which there are less than three candidates available and for which no related registers can be used.