Common use of Probationary Period Duration Clause in Contracts

Probationary Period Duration. The Probationary Period begins the first quarter an Extension Lecturer is hired with at least a .33% FTE appointment. Subject to approval to exit the Probationary Period (Article 6.2), the Extension Lecturer will remain in the Probationary Period until s/he has taught two (2) quarters at 100% FTE, or six (6) courses, or the equivalent thereof, whichever is sooner.

Probationary Period Duration. The Probationary Period begins the first quarter an 14 Extension Lecturer is hired with at least a .33% 1/3 FTE appointment. Subject to approval to exit the 15 Probationary Period (Article 6.2Section 2), the Extension Lecturer will remain in the Probationary Period 16 until s/he has taught two (( 2) quarters at 100% FTE, or six (6) courses, or the equivalent 17 thereof, whichever is sooner.

Probationary Period Duration. The Probationary Period begins the first quarter an 16 Extension Lecturer is hired with at least a .33% 1/3 FTE appointment. Subject to approval to exit the 17 Probationary Period (Article 6.2Section 2), the Extension Lecturer will remain in the Probationary Period 18 until s/he has taught two (( 2) quarters at 100% FTE, or six (6) courses, or the equivalent 19 thereof, whichever is sooner.

Probationary Period Duration. The Probationary Period begins the first quarter an 3 Extension Lecturer is hired with at least a .33% FTE appointment. Subject to approval to exit the Probationary Period (Article 6.2), the Extension Lecturer will remain in the Probationary Period until s/he has taught two (2) quarters at 100% FTE, or six (6) courses, or the equivalent thereof, whichever is sooner.the

Probationary Period Duration. The Probationary Period begins the first quarter an 22 Extension Lecturer is hired with at least a .33% FTE appointment. Subject to approval to exit the Probationary Period (Article 6.2), the Extension Lecturer will remain in the Probationary Period until s/he has taught two (2) quarters at 100% FTE, or six (6) courses, or the equivalent thereof, whichever is sooner.the