Common use of Extension of Term Appointments Clause in Contracts

Extension of Term Appointments. Term appointments may be extended by means of a further letter of appointment from the appropriate Out-of-Scope Head or Out-of-Scope Designate, sent to the incumbent, with a copy to the Chair of the Association. Wherever possible, the member will be informed of the proposed extension at least six weeks prior to the end date of the appointment. When the incumbent has been in a position for four consecutive years, the duties will no longer be carried out on a term basis and the incumbent’s appointment shall become continuing. In unusual circumstances, term appointments may be extended beyond four consecutive years without becoming continuing upon mutual agreement of the parties.

Extension of Term Appointments. Term appointments may be extended by means of a further letter of appointment from the appropriate Out-of-Scope Head or Out-of-of- Scope Designate, sent to the incumbent, with a copy to the Chair of the Faculty Association. Wherever possibleExcept in unusual circumstances, the APT member will be informed of the proposed in writing whether an extension will be offered at least six weeks one month prior to the end date of the appointment. When the incumbent has been in a position for four consecutive years, the duties will no longer be carried out on a term basis and the incumbent’s appointment shall become continuingpermanent. In unusual circumstances, term appointments may be extended beyond four consecutive years without becoming continuing permanent upon mutual agreement of the parties.

Extension of Term Appointments. Term appointments may be extended by means of a further letter of appointment from the appropriate Out-of-Scope Out‐of‐Scope Head or Out-of-Scope Out‐of‐Scope Designate, sent to the incumbent, with a copy to the Chair of the theFaculty Association. Wherever possibleExcept in unusual circumstances, the APT member will be informed of the proposed in writing whether an extension will be offered at least six weeks weeksone month prior to the end date of the appointment. When the incumbent has been in a position for four consecutive years, the duties will no longer be carried out on a term basis and the incumbent’s appointment shall become continuingpermanent. In unusual circumstances, term appointments may be extended beyond four consecutive years without becoming continuing permanent upon mutual agreement of the parties.

Extension of Term Appointments. Term appointments may be extended by means of a further letter of appointment from the appropriate Out-of-Scope Head or Out-of-Scope Designate, sent to the incumbent, with a copy to the Chair of the Faculty Association. Wherever possibleExcept in unusual circumstances, the APT member will be informed of the proposed in writing whether an extension will be offered at least six weeks one month prior to the end date of the appointment. When the incumbent has been in a position for four consecutive years, the duties will no longer be carried out on a term basis and the incumbent’s appointment incumbent shall become continuingpermanent. In unusual circumstances, term Term appointments may be extended beyond four consecutive years without becoming continuing permanent upon mutual agreement of the parties.

Extension of Term Appointments. Term appointments may be extended by means of a further letter of appointment from the appropriate Out-of-Scope Head or Out-of-Scope Designate, sent to the incumbent, with a copy to the Chair of the Association. Wherever possibleExcept in unusual circumstances, the member will be informed of the proposed in writing whether an extension will be offered at least six weeks prior to the end date of the appointment. When the incumbent has been in a position for four consecutive years, the duties will no longer be carried out on a term basis and the incumbent’s appointment shall become continuingpermanent. In unusual circumstances, term appointments may be extended beyond four consecutive years without becoming continuing permanent upon mutual agreement of the parties.