Temporary basis definition

Temporary basis means a time period of less than 12 months.

Temporary basis means employment where an employee is expected to remain in a position for only a limited period of time or is hired by a temporary agency to fill a gap in the employer's workforce.

Temporary basis means a period of time not to exceed one year, except as provided in section 2151.901 of the Revised Code.

Examples of Temporary basis in a sentence

• Vacancies being filled on a Temporary basis that occur after August 1 for the remainder of the school year will be posted until filled (six-day posting waived).

• Temporary basis shall be defined as working eight hours or more per week in any calendar quarter.

• Company or staff representatives may seek a review of time allowances under the following circumstances: • Where the current allowance associated with an existing activity is felt to be inappropriate; • When changes are made to an activity or geography e.g., the duties involved, the walking route, etc with changes being applicable on either a Permanent or Temporary basis as appropriate.

• In the meantime, SHG has the powers to authorise other satellites services on an Ad-Hoc and Temporary basis until proper policy is determined and adopted by the SHG.

• Keld Simonsen: May be this issue should be looked at in conjunction with the 7350 registration review / revision proposal.

More Definitions of Temporary basis

Temporary basis means customarily less than 5 months a year.

Temporary basis means the worker was provided to supplement a client’s regular workforce for a special situation, as a student worker, or as a probationary hire as described under ORS 656.850(1)(b). The worker will be considered to be provided on a temporary basis if there is contemporaneous written documentation of the placement;

Temporary basis means the worker was provided to supplement a client’s regular workforce for a special situation, as a student worker, or as a probationary hire as described under ORS 656.850(1)(b).A person who provides a The worker to work for a client will be considered to be providing provided the worker on a “temporary basis” only if there is contemporaneous written documentation of the placement; that indicates the duration of the work to be performed and that the worker is provided for a client’s special situation under ORS 656.850(1)(b).

Temporary basis means, as of the time of employment, being employed for a pre-established duration of less than one (1) year.

Temporary basis means an initial employment, assignment, or referral term of an undefined duration or a duration of 24 continuous months or less, exclusive of any extension.

Temporary basis means a period not exceeding six (6) months, unless extended in writing, by mutual agreement of the parties.

Temporary basis means an initial employment, assignment,