Common use of Limited Term Employees Clause in Contracts

Limited Term Employees. 10.10 a) The term “limited term employee” when used in this Agreement refers to a member of the Bargaining Unit who is hired for a definite term or task that is expected to last no more than twenty-four (24) months with a termination date set at the commencement of such term or task. Limited term employees shall be hired using non-base financing available from special grants, directed program funding, or funds available from outside the University’s operating or ancillary budgets. Subject to the following procedures and conditions, the parties agree that in such circumstances the University may employ up to five (5) FTE (full time equivalent) in limited term positions.

Limited Term Employees. 10.10 10.09 a) The term “limited term employee” when used in this Agreement refers to a member of the Bargaining Unit who is hired for a definite term or task that is expected to last no more than twenty-four (24) months with a termination date set at the commencement of such term or task. Limited term employees shall be hired using non-base financing available from special grants, directed program funding, or funds available from outside the University’s operating or ancillary budgets. Subject to the following procedures and conditions, the parties agree that in such circumstances the University may employ up to five (5) FTE (full time equivalent) in limited term positions.

Limited Term Employees. 10.10 10.08 a) The term “limited term employee” when used in this Agreement refers to a member of the Bargaining Unit who is hired for a definite term or task that is expected to last no more than twenty-four (24) months with a termination date set at the commencement of such term or task. Limited term employees shall be hired using non-base financing available from special grants, directed program funding, or funds available from outside the University’s operating or ancillary budgets. Subject to the following procedures and conditions, the parties agree that in such circumstances the University may employ up to five (5) FTE (full time equivalent) in limited term positions.