Common use of Limited Term Appointments Clause in Contracts

Limited Term Appointments. (i) A limited term appointment is for a stated period of time and carries no implication of renewal or continuation beyond the stated term and no implication that the appointee shall be considered for a continuing appointment. (ii) A limited term appointment can only be made:  to provide a replacement for a Member on leave;  for short term needs and special limited duration funding initiatives;  to make a temporary appointment when a competition has failed to produce a willing candidate who satisfies all the criteria for the position;  for exchange appointments.

Limited Term Appointments. (i) A limited term appointment is for a stated period of time and carries Limited Term appointments are appointments that carry no implication of renewal or continuation beyond the stated term and no implication that the appointee shall be considered for a continuing appointment. (ii) A limited tenure. Limited term appointment can only appointees must be made:  assigned to provide a replacement for a Member on leave;  for short an academic Department/School and shall be considered Members unless excluded by Article 2.15 – Recognition of the Bargaining Unit. Limited term needs and special limited duration funding initiatives;  to make a temporary appointment when a competition has failed to produce a willing candidate who satisfies all the criteria for the position;  for exchange appointments.appointments are utilised:

Limited Term Appointments. (i) A limited term appointment is for a stated period of time and carries no implication of renewal or continuation beyond the stated term and no implication that the appointee shall be considered for a continuing appointment. (ii) A limited term appointment can only be made:  x to provide a replacement for a Member on leave;  x for short term needs and special limited duration funding initiatives;  x to make a temporary appointment when a competition has failed to produce a willing candidate who satisfies all the criteria for the position;  x for exchange appointments.

Limited Term Appointments. (i) A limited term appointment is for a stated period of time and carries no implication of renewal or continuation beyond the stated term and no implication that the appointee shall be considered for a continuing appointment. (ii) A limited term appointment can only be made:  • to provide a replacement for a Member on leave;  • for short term needs and special limited duration funding initiatives;  • to make a temporary appointment when a competition has failed to produce a willing candidate who satisfies all the criteria for the position;  • for exchange appointments.