Trial Period means a working test period after promotion, voluntary demotion, or intra-agency lateral transfer during which a classified employee is required to demonstrate satisfactory performance in the job to which promoted, voluntarily demoted, or transferred before acquiring permanent status in the job.
Trial Period is a six (6) month review period served by a continuous employee who changes to a different position description by means of placement or a posted vacancy or whose position is reclassified to a higher grade, commencing with the effective date of such change.
Examples of Trial Period in a sentence
After the Trial Period, the Employee shall be eligible for [#] days of ☐ paid ☐ unpaid time off per year for personal or medical issues.
If there is a Trial Period specified in the Order Form, the Term will run twelve (12) months from the end of the Trial Period.
After the Trial Period is complete, the Employee is entitled to [#] days off per year.
More Definitions of Trial Period
Trial Period means the eighty four (84) day period following the date of promotion, transfer or demotion wherein such employee shall be on a eighty four (84) day trial period. During which time the employee shall be entitled to return to the job (shift, location, rotation, work assignment and department) from which he/she came without prejudice against the employee if either the County or the employee so decides. Any deficiencies will be communicated in writing to the employee and their representative and the employee will be granted a reasonable opportunity, prior to return to their former position, to correct any deficiencies. In the event that the employee returns or is returned by the department, the reasons for the same will be communicated in writing. All written assessments and reasons for return shall not be maintained in the employee’s personnel file. However, in the event that the demotion shall have been a demotion for just cause, the employee shall have no option to return to the previously held position. The department head may, with the employee's consent, certify satisfactory performance of such employee to the Employee Relations Manager at any time during trial period and in that event, the date of such certification shall change such employee's trial status to that of permanent appointment. For employees that are absent three or more days from their work week during a trial period, said trial period shall be extended by the length of such absence and the employee shall be notified of such by their supervisor. SUBJECT: DISABILITY INSURANCE
Trial Period means the period of time that Customer accesses and uses SaaS for evaluation or trial set out in the Transaction Document. If no time is indicated, then the period shall be set for thirty (30) days from the effective date of the Transaction Document. For avoidance of doubt, only a Transaction Document which explicitly states that it is for trial or evaluation by the Customer shall be considered a trial use.
Trial Period means the first three contract years in which a PACE organization operates under a PACE program agreement.
Trial Period means the period of time that Client accesses and uses ConnectWise Offerings for evaluation or trial. If no time is indicated, then the period shall be set for thirty (30) days.
Trial Period means an initial period of employment served by an employee in a Continuing position as a result of transfer, during which the employee must demonstrate the ability to perform the duties required of the position.
Trial Period means the 6-month or 1-year probationary period served by a permanent employee who has been promoted to a vacant position. (NAC 284.108)
Trial Period means, where applicable, the period of time where SERVICES might be trialled by SUBSCRIBER, as better described on the WEBSITE.