Secondment definition

Secondment means temporary employment of staff by a beneficiary with the right for the staff to return to the previous employer;

Secondment means a process by which the Employer may assign an employee to another agency, board, society, commission, or employer.

Secondment means the authorized temporary assignment with pay of an employee to a position with an organization other than the Employer for the purpose of performing duties for said organization. No employee shall be subject to secondment without her/his consent.

Examples of Secondment in a sentence

UNI CHEMISTRY VERSm ANDTE »RAGUE roF CHNOLOGY Secondment Agreement FYZ«ICKÝÚSIAVAVČR The Researcher's regular workplace at the premises of the Receiving organisation will be at the address: Fyziologický ústav AV ČR, v.
UNI CHEMISTRY VERSIP ANDTE ’RAGUE fOF CHNOLOGY Secondment Agreement FYZlOGimSJAVAVCR • The Recipient shall apply the same degree of care with regard to the Confidential Information disclosed within the scope of this Agreement as with its own confidential and/or proprietary information, but no case less than reasonable care.
The responsible contact person at the Receiving organisation is the Secondment Supervisor xxxxxxxxxx (xxxxxxxxxxxxz).

Secondment means a temporary leave from discharging the duties of a county public office with a view of the concerned county public officer being employed outside the county public service or in another public body;

Secondment means a process by which the Employer may, with the consent of the employee, assign an employee to another Employer not subject to this Agreement.

Secondment means a voluntary transfer from a permanent employer for a fixed period which does not sever the employment relationship of the person seconded with the permanent employer.

Secondment means a period during which a Principal is on leave without pay from their Employer, in order to undertake fixed term employment with a Specified Education Sector Agency.

Secondment has the meaning set forth in Section 2.1.

Secondment means temporary employment of personnel by a beneficiary during a period of time, after which the personnel has the right to return to its previous employer;

Secondment means the temporary assignment or loan of employees within their staff year to another branch or department of the Manitoba Government. Secondments may be used to staff a special program, to utilize expertise to perform a certain function and/or for staff development.