Fixed Term definition

Fixed Term shall have the meaning given such term in Section 2.3.

Fixed Term. As defined in Article I.

Fixed Term or “Term” means the term which is set out in the Account Agreement or Confirmation letter;

Examples of Fixed Term in a sentence

• Temporary or Fixed Term Employment Agreements while justified in some cases to cover situations of a finite nature, must not be used to deny staff security of employment in traditional career fields.

• Temporary or Fixed Term Employment Agreements should only be used to cover specific situations of a temporary nature or fixed term, e.g. to fill a position where the incumbent is on study or parental leave; or where there is a task of a finite duration to be performed.

• If your membership is for a Fixed Term, it automatically terminates at the expiry of the Minimum Term and so a new agreement will be required if you require services after that time.

• Fixed Term Contract are covered under Part FXT of this Collective Agreement.

• Fixed Term kaimahi will be eligible for 10 days’ sick leave upon completion of 6 months’ service and are entitled to a further 10 days sick leave in each subsequent 12 month period (where applicable).

More Definitions of Fixed Term

Fixed Term means a site for which we have agreed a fixed term contract for a specific period or any site for which the term has been renewed or extended.

Fixed Term. As defined in Section 1.2.

Fixed Term means the period of time during which an Option must be exercised pursuant to the terms of the Plan;

Fixed Term shall have the meaning given such term in SECTION 2.3.

Fixed Term kaimahi Has the same meaning as given in s66(1) of the Employment Relations Act and broadly means an employee engaged in a defined task or project of a temporary nature, including acting in a relieving capacity. Permanent Kaimahi Means a kaimahi engaged for an indefinite period of employment either in a full-time or part-time capacity. Part-time kaimahi Means a kaimahi employed to undertake a specified fraction of the work of a full-time kaimahi. Previously defines as proportional. Full-time kaimahi Means a kaimahi who undertakes the duties of a position for the for the full span of normal hours of work. Kaimahi or Employee Means a person employed in terms of the coverage clause. Ākonga Student, learner.

Fixed Term means a person who either:

Fixed Term means a term of employment to which the Replacement Teacher agreed by signing a letter similar to that set out in Appendix C.