Common use of Limited Appointments Clause in Contracts

Limited Appointments. A. The City agrees not to fill permanent, full-time, one-half time, or three-quarter time budgeted positions with employees serving on limited appointments except in extraordinary circumstances. The City intends to use limited appointments to fill hourly positions, positions funded by the state and federal government, and full-time budgeted positions in which the incumbent employee is on a special leave without pay. B. The Union and the City agree to discuss the use of limited and hourly employees at the Labor Management Committee.

Limited Appointments. A. The City agrees not to fill permanent, full-time, one-half time, or three-quarter time budgeted positions with employees serving on limited appointments except in extraordinary inextraordinary circumstances. The City intends to use limited appointments to fill hourly positions, positions funded by the state and federal government, and full-time budgeted positions in which the incumbent employee is on a special leave without pay. B. The Union and the City agree to discuss the use of limited and hourly employees at the Labor theLabor Management Committee.

Limited Appointments. A. The City agrees not to fill permanent, full-time, one-half time, or three-quarter time budgeted positions with employees serving on limited appointments except in extraordinary inextraordinary circumstances. The City intends to use limited appointments to fill hourly positions, positions funded by the state and federal government, and full-time budgeted positions in which the incumbent employee is on a special leave without pay. B. The Union and the City agree to discuss the use of limited and hourly employees at the Labor Management Committee.

Limited Appointments. A. The City agrees not to fill permanent, full-time, one-half time, or three-quarter time budgeted positions with employees serving on limited appointments except in extraordinary circumstances. The City intends to use limited appointments to fill hourly positions, positions funded by the state and federal governmentGovernment, and full-time budgeted positions in which the incumbent employee is on a special leave without pay. B. . The Union and the City agree to discuss the use of limited and hourly employees at the Labor Management Committee.