Common use of Regular Full-Time Nurse Clause in Contracts

Regular Full-Time Nurse. Regular Full-Time Nurse means a nurse who has successfully completed the six (6) month probationary period, has had no break in service in a position or positions established as regular position(s), who works on a regular basis of forty (40) hours a week.

Regular Full-Time Nurse. Regular Full-Time Nurse means a nurse who has successfully completed the six (6) month probationary period, has had no break in service in a position or positions established as regular position(s), Probation Period who works is regularly scheduled to work on a regular basis of forty at least thirty-six (4036) hours a week. Provided, however, that nurses shall be scheduled for the number of hours for which the nurse was hired.

Regular Full-Time Nurse. Regular FullA regular full-Time Nurse means time nurse is a nurse who has successfully completed the six is scheduled to work a minimum of sixty-four (664) month probationary period, has had no break in service in a position or positions established as regular position(s), who works hours per fourteen (14) day pay period on a regular basis of forty (40) hours a weekregularly scheduled basis.

Regular Full-Time Nurse. Regular FullA nurse who is regularly-Time Nurse means scheduled to workforty (40) hours per week or eighty (80) hours in a nurse fourteen (14) day period, and who has successfully completed the six (6) month probationary period, has had no break in service in a position or positions established as regular position(s), who works on a regular basis of forty (40) hours a week.

Regular Full-Time Nurse. Regular FullA regular full-Time time Nurse means is defined as a nurse Nurse who has successfully completed the six (6) month probationary period, has had no break in service in is regularly employed to work a position or positions established as regular position(s), who works on a regular basis predetermined work schedule of forty (40) hours a per week.