Intermittent appointment means an appointment to a position which requires performance on an irregular or "as needed" basis. This type of appointment is limited to 180 working days in a twelve (12) month period unless an exception is allowed in accordance with 31 IAC 2-7-4(c).
Intermittent appointment. Means an appointment where an employee is required to work less than one thousand hours per fiscal year, or for the duration of a specific project or grant which may exceed one thousand hours in a fiscal year.
More Definitions of Intermittent appointment
Intermittent appointment. Means an appointment where an employee is required to work less than one thousand hours per fiscal year.
Intermittent appointment means an appointment to a position which requires performance on an irregular or “as needed” basis. This type of appointment is limited to 180 working days in a twelve (12) month period unless an exception is allowed in accordance with 31 IAC 1-6-4(b). “Non-merit service” means all public services in all offices and employments, except members of boards and commissions, of all persons in the executive department of state government under the jurisdiction and direction of the governor and the department of personnel pursuant to IC 4-15-1.8-1 as amended, and except those included in the state service as defined by the state personnel act IC 4-15-2.
Intermittent appointment means an appointment where an employee works less than one thousand hours per fiscal year, or for the duration of a specific project or grant that may exceed one
Intermittent appointment means an appointment where an employee works on an irregular schedule which is determined by the fluctuating demands of the work and is not predictable and is generally characterized as requiring less than 1000 hours per year.