Common use of Temporary Employee Clause in Contracts

Temporary Employee. A person who has been appointed from a list of eligibles, or provisionally in the absence of a list, to a position which is other than a permanent position.

Temporary Employee. A person An employee who has been appointed from is hired to fill a list of eligibles, or provisionally in the absence of a list, to a position specific work requirement which is other than anticipated to be of limited duration and who is not a permanent positioncasual or regular employee.

Temporary Employee. A person who has been appointed from is hired to fill a list of eligibles, or provisionally in the absence specific work assignment which is anticipated to be of a list, to a position which is other than a permanent positionspecific and limited duration.

Temporary Employee. A person Temporary employee means any employee who has been appointed from a list of eligibleseligible or provisionally, or provisionally in the absence of a list, to a position which is other than a permanent position.

Temporary Employee. A person who has been appointed from a list of eligibleseligible, or provisionally in the absence of a list, to a position which is other than a permanent position.

Temporary Employee. A person who has been appointed from a list of eligibleseligible employees, or provisionally in the absence of a list, to a position which is other than a permanent position.

Temporary Employee. A person who has been appointed from a list of eligibles, or provisionally in the absence of a list, to a position position, which is other than a permanent position.