Common use of FOUR-MONTH PROBATION Clause in Contracts

FOUR-MONTH PROBATION. A four (4) month probationary period shall be required of an employee who has already passed probation in that class in the following situations: A. If the employee transfers or bumps to a class in which s/he has previously passed probation but in a different Department in the same Collegiate/Administrative Unit. B. If the employee is rehired from the layoff list to a class in which s/he has previously passed probation but not in the rehiring Department.

Appears in 9 contracts

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Union Contract, Collective Bargaining Agreement

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FOUR-MONTH PROBATION. A four (4) month probationary period shall be required of an employee who has already passed probation in that class in the following situations: A. If the employee transfers or bumps to a class in which s/he has they have previously passed probation but in a different Department in the same Collegiate/Administrative Unit. B. If the employee is rehired from the layoff list to a class in which s/he has they have previously passed probation but not in the rehiring Department.

Appears in 6 contracts

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

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