Acting Capacity General Sample Clauses

Acting Capacity General. From time to time, the College may appoint any full time on-going employee to an acting capacity status in order to meet operational needs. Designating an employee to an acting capacity status is justified only when time or circumstances do not permit the immediate selection of a permanent appointee. Under normal circumstances, appointment to an acting capacity should not exceed a period of four (4) months. Acting capacity may be granted beyond a four (4) month period only by approval of the division's vice president and only if there has been a search process in accordance with the hiring guidelines established by the Office of Human Resources and Article 29 of this MOU.
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