Common use of Introductory Period Clause in Contracts

Introductory Period. Nurses employed by the Hospital shall 11 become regular employees after they have been continuously employed for a 12 period of one hundred twenty (120) consecutive calendar days except that if a 13 relief nurse has not worked a minimum of three hundred (300) hours during that 14 one hundred twenty (120) day period, then the nurse's introductory period shall 15 continue until the three hundred (300) hours have been worked.

Introductory Period. Nurses employed by the Hospital shall 11 3 become regular employees after they have been continuously 4 employed for a 12 period of one hundred twenty ninety (12090) consecutive calendar days 5 except that if a 13 relief nurse has not worked a minimum of three 6 hundred (300) hours during that 14 one hundred twenty ninety (120) day 90)-day period, then the 7 nurse's introductory period shall 15 continue until the three hundred 8 (300) hours have been worked. The introductory period for 9 seasonal nurses will be the first eighty (80) hours worked.

Introductory Period. Nurses employed by the Hospital shall 11 2 become regular employees after they have been continuously employed for a 12 3 period of one hundred twenty (120) consecutive calendar days except that if a 13 4 relief nurse has not worked a minimum of three hundred (300) hours during that 14 5 one hundred twenty (120) day period, then the nurse's introductory period shall 15 6 continue until the three hundred (300) hours have been worked.

Introductory Period. Nurses employed by the Hospital shall 11 28 become regular employees after they have been continuously employed for a 12 29 period of one hundred twenty (120) consecutive calendar days except that if a 13 30 relief nurse has not worked a minimum of three hundred (300) hours during that 14 31 one hundred twenty (120) day period, then the nurse's introductory period shall 15 32 continue until the three hundred (300) hours have been worked.

Introductory Period. Nurses employed by the Hospital shall 11 29 become regular employees after they have been continuously employed for a 12 30 period of one hundred twenty ninety (12090) consecutive calendar days except that if a 13 relief nurse has 31 not worked a minimum of three hundred (300) hours during that 14 one hundred twenty ninety (12090) day 32 period, then the nurse's introductory period shall 15 continue until the three hundred 33 (300) hours have been worked.

Introductory Period. Nurses employed by the Hospital shall 11 29 become regular employees after they have been continuously employed for a 12 30 period of one hundred twenty (120) ninety (90) consecutive calendar days except 31 that if a 13 relief nurse has not worked a minimum of three hundred (300) hours 32 during that 14 one ninety (90)one hundred twenty (120) day period, then the nurse's 33 introductory period shall 15 continue until the three hundred (300) hours have been 34 worked.

Introductory Period. Nurses employed by the Hospital shall 11 27 become regular employees after they have been continuously 28 employed for a 12 period of one hundred twenty (120) consecutive 29 calendar days except that if a 13 relief nurse has not worked a minimum 30 of three hundred (300) hours during that 14 one hundred twenty (120) 31 day period, then the nurse's introductory period shall 15 continue until the 32 three hundred (300) hours have been worked.

Introductory Period. Nurses employed by the Hospital shall 11 become regular employees after they have been continuously employed for a 12 period of one hundred twenty (120) consecutive calendar days except that if a 13 relief nurse has not worked a minimum of three hundred (300) hours during that 14 one hundred twenty (120) day period, then the nurse's introductory period shall 15 continue until the three hundred (300) hours have been worked.

Introductory Period. Nurses employed by the Hospital shall 11 become regular employees after they have been continuously employed for a 12 period of one hundred twenty (120) consecutive calendar days except that if a 13 relief nurse has not worked a minimum of three hundred (300) hours during that 14 one hundred twenty (120) day period, then the nurse's introductory period shall 15 continue until the three hundred (300) hours have been worked.. (Note: This language will not apply to nurses hired before the start of the new contract)

Introductory Period. Nurses employed by the Hospital shall 11 become regular employees after they have been continuously employed for a 12 period of one hundred twenty (120) 90 consecutive calendar days except that if a 13 relief nurse has not worked a minimum of three hundred (300) 300 hours during that 14 one hundred twenty (120) 90 day period, then the nurse's introductory period shall 15 continue until the three hundred (300) 300 hours have been worked. The introductory period for seasonal nurses will be the first 80 hours worked.