Common use of Temporary Appointment Clause in Contracts

Temporary Appointment. The circumstances for which temporary appointments are made include the following: 52.1.1 A temporary appointment may be made to a permanent position which is encumbered by another employee who may be on leave or for other reasons. Additionally, a temporary appointment may be made to a temporary position. Temporary appointment will be for one (1) year or less and may be extended with the approval of the President. 52.1.2 Grant positions funded by sources outside the direct control of the institution (i.e. State, Federal or Foundation grants, etc.) will also be considered as temporary appointments. These appointments will be for a one (1) year period and may be extended if the funding source continues. Individuals serving in grant positions accrue years of credit towards fulfillment of the requirements of the probationary period described in 52.2 below and will be eligible for administrative appointment. However, persons employed through external funding sources will not be automatically employed in the same position after the termination of such funding.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Employment & Human Resources, Employment Agreement

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