Temporary Contract definition

Temporary Contract will mean a contract of employment which is in force for a specific duration or purpose and for a specific percentage of time which will begin and end in the same school year.

Temporary Contract means an employee with scheduled ongoing hours, but for a limited time period.

Temporary Contract shall refer to a particular type of employment agreement and not to a particular position. Temporary contracts may be issued after the beginning of a fiscal year or a school year, to complete a term or fiscal year, based on funding restriction, student enrollment projections, or during a regular employee's leave of absence. The position thus becoming vacated will be filled on a "temporary contract" basis, contingent upon the determination of the status of the original position. When a permanent employee fills a temporary position, the temporary position becomes permanent and the vacated position then becomes temporary.

Examples of Temporary Contract in a sentence

• All non-permanent certificated employees (Probationary, Interns, Provisional, and Temporary Contract) are to be evaluated annually.

• Temporary Contract MBUs shall be placed on the applicable salary schedule and shall receive all fringe benefits.

• The position may be filled by a Temporary Contract Service Employee or an Exempt Limited Duration Employee.

• The Union and the City agree that the Union is not the exclusive recognized bargaining representative for Exempt Limited Duration Employees and/or Temporary Contract Service Employees.

• The Union and the City acknowledge that a Temporary Contract Service Employee may work for a maximum of nine hundred and sixty (960) hours per fiscal year.

• RECOMMENDATIONStaff recommends that the Civil Service Board accept the monthly report on temporary assignments for Temporary Contract Service Employees (TCSEs) and Exempt Limited Duration Employees (ELDEs).

• Temporary Contract Service Employees may not be hired to fill vacant classified positions, and may not be used for ongoing or repetitive use.

• F.3.2.1 Bereavement Leave for Long Term Casual or Temporary Contract Employees shall be granted by the Director or designate, without loss of salary, for up to three (3) days at the time of the death of a member of the Employee’s immediate family, in order for the Employee to make arrangements for, and attend, the funeral of such family member.

• Upon request the City shall also provide the Union with the "Temporary Contract Service Employees Review" document or the "Exempt Limited Duration Employee Review" document approving the hiring of the Exempt Limited Duration Employees and Temporary Contract Service Employees.

• The evaluating administrator shall be given written notice for each teacher of the Bargaining Unit, and a copy shall be given to each Gaining Tenure/Career teacher prior to March 29th of each year and Temporary Contract teacher prior to April 25th.

More Definitions of Temporary Contract

Temporary Contract. Means Limited Term Teacher General Contract or any similar or subsequent form approved by the Minister of Education for the temporary employment of teachers.

Temporary Contract means a limited or fixed term employment contract for up to 12 months, with the option to extend for another fixed term of up to a further 12 months.

Temporary Contract means that contract between the District and a Fire District or other qualified service provider to provide Basic 911 Service within the District’s boundaries on a temporary basis. This Temporary Contract shall include the use of the District’s facilities to house ambulances and AEMTs.