Common use of Regular Employee Clause in Contracts

Regular Employee. An employee, in a budgeted position, who has successfully completed his or her probationary employment period. Regular employees are credited with continuous service from the date of hire into a budgeted position.

Regular Employee. An employee, in a budgeted position, employee who has successfully completed his or her probationary employment period. Regular employees are credited with continuous service from the date of hire into a budgeted positionhire.

Regular Employee. An employee, in a budgeted position, who has successfully completed his or her their probationary employment period. Regular employees are credited with continuous service from the date of hire into a budgeted position.

Regular Employee. An employee, in a budgeted position, who has successfully completed his or his/her probationary employment period. Regular employees are credited with continuous service from the date of hire into a budgeted position.

Regular Employee. An employee, in a budgeted position, employee who has successfully completed his or her their probationary employment period. Regular employees are credited with continuous service from the date of hire into a budgeted positionhire.

Regular Employee. An employee, employee in a budgeted position, who has successfully completed his or his/her probationary employment period. Regular employees are credited with continuous service from the date of hire into a budgeted positionhire.

Regular Employee. An employee, employee in a budgeted position, who has successfully completed his or her the probationary employment period. Regular employees are credited with continuous service from the date of hire into a budgeted positionhire.