Temporary Vacancies definition

Temporary Vacancies created as a result of a maternity /paternity
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Temporary Vacancies created as a result of a maternity /paternity /compassionate/ adoption / sick / long term disability/ Workers’ Compensation or deferred salary leave.
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Temporary Vacancies means a known or stated fixed or short-term Vacancy where the Candidate will be paid and employed by the end user of the Advertising Services.
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Examples of Temporary Vacancies in a sentence

  • An employee who transfers from regular to casual status will have their regular sick bank frozen and inaccessible until such time as the employee posts back to regular status or posts to a vacancy under Clause 24.11 (Temporary Vacancies).

  • An employee who transfers from regular to casual status will have their regular sick bank frozen and inaccessible until such time as the employee posts back to regular status or posts to a vacancy under Article 24.11 (Temporary Vacancies).

  • For the purpose of Temporary Vacancies only, this shall be limited to a maximum of one move before a person outside the bargaining unit may be used.

  • This Section may not be used to fill a vacancy in substitution of Article X Section 1-F, Temporary Vacancies.

  • It is agreed that ii) through v) above shall not apply to Temporary Vacancies.

  • All vacancies not considered as temporary as listed in (Temporary Vacancies) will be considered a permanent vacancy.

  • During the trial period the Employer may fill the selected applicant's former position pursuant to (B)(1) of Temporary Vacancies.

  • Except as expressly provided otherwise by this Agreement, all Temporary Vacancies shall be posted and filled in accordance with the applicable provisions of this Agreement.

  • At this period the temporary transfer will be considered as a temporary vacancy and shall be followed under Article 24.05, Temporary Vacancies.

  • Temporary Vacancies of five (5) weeks or more will be filled in accordance with procedures outlined below.


More Definitions of Temporary Vacancies

Temporary Vacancies. Temporary vacancies are defined as bargaining unit job vacancies that may periodically develop in any job classification that do not exceed thirty (30) calendar days, excluding vacancies created as a result of parental leave/leave taken pursuant to the FMLA. Job openings that recur on a regular basis and/or that remain open more than thirty
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Temporary Vacancies. When vacancies of five (5) days or less occur as a result of absenteeism, including FMLA, Bereavement Leave, Jury Duty, etc., the route(s) will generally be assigned to stand-by drivers/aides in accordance with their clock times, except when special circumstances warrant a variation in procedure. Known absences more than five (5) days shall be considered as "Long Term" and shall be offered to five (5) hour stand-by Employees in seniority order and may be forced by inverse seniority when necessary. The stand-by Employee's work week and calendar schedule will be adjusted to accommodate the temporarily vacated route. For the duration of the assignment the standby Employee will be considered as a regular Employee for purposes of bidding extra work. This section does not apply to eight-hour standbys.
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Temporary Vacancies. All temporary vacancies that are known or expected to exceed ninety (90) calendar days (e.g. vacancies due to LOA or workers compensation leaves) shall be posted as “temporary vacancies” in accordance with the regular procedure found in this agreement. Temporary vacancies shall not exceed one (1) year.
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Temporary Vacancies. Temporary vacancies shall be vacancies that are known or expected to exceed ninety
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Related to Temporary Vacancies

  • Temporary Vacancy a vacancy in a position caused by the regularly assigned employee being absent from duty or temporarily assigned to other duties.

  • Temporary Position means a position that the Employer has determined will be in excess of thirty (30) calendar days and not more than two (2) years, but which is not a Regular Position. Temporary Positions are intended for staffing of short term projects and interim staffing relief during periods such as the absences of employees or for unexpected and temporary changes in workload. A Temporary Position may be either a new position for the designated period or a temporary vacancy of a Regular Position or of a previously vacated Temporary Position.

  • Temporary service means an electrical service granted temporarily for such purposes as construction, real estate sales, trailers, et cetera;

  • Temporary use means a use or structure on improved or unimproved real estate which is of impermanent nature, and is used for less than ninety days in a calendar year.

  • temporary resident means a person who, in accordance with standards prescribed in rules adopted by the registrar, resides in this state on a temporary basis.