Temporary or Provisional Appointees Sample Clauses

Temporary or Provisional Appointees. An employee who has been continuously employed under temporary or provisional appointment shall, upon appointment on a permanent basis to a position with the same class title, be credited with the length of time as a provisional or temporary employee in determining the salary of his position.
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