Expectations for Probationary Employees Sample Clauses

Expectations for Probationary Employees. At the beginning of all probationary periods, the employee will receive a written statement of expectations signed by the supervisor and the employee. The supervisor shall retain the copy signed by the employee and provide a copy to the employee. The supervisor shall meet with the probationary employee after approximately six months of continuous employment to review the employee’s progress towards passing probation.
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Expectations for Probationary Employees. At the beginning of all probationary periods, the employee will receive a written statement of EDCEA Local 1 35 expectations signed by the supervisor and the employee. The supervisor shall retain the copy signed by the employee and provide a copy to the employee. The supervisor shall meet with the probationary employee after approximately six months of continuous employment to review the employee’s progress towards passing probation.

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