Common use of Fixed Term Employee Clause in Contracts

Fixed Term Employee. a. A fixed-term employee shall mean an employee whose appointment falls into one of the following two types of a combination of a defined period of time and funding, as follows: Type 1. A maximum of one year where 50% or more of the funding for the position is base funding; Type 2. A maximum of two years where 51% or more of the funding for the position is non-base funding. For purposes of clarity see the Memorandum of Understanding “Transition to New Language Regarding Fixed Term Employees (Article 3.06)” b. Where funding for a Type 2 fixed-term appointment is extended, the appointment of the fixed-term employee incumbent in that position may also be extended, but in no event shall that extension take the length of the appointment beyond two years. c. Where funding for a Type 2 fixed-term appointment is extended beyond two years and the College changes the status of the position from fixed term to that of some other status (e.g. regular, seasonal) the College will follow the procedures outlined in Article 9.01, Job Postings. Alternatively, in order to maintain the incumbent in the position, the College must first obtain the written approval of the Union through Standing Committee. Such approval shall not be unreasonably denied. d. Fixed-term employees are entitled to the same rights and provisions of the collective agreement as seasonal employees, excepting 3.05(c) and 3.05(e). e. An employee on a fixed-term appointment shall receive those fringe benefits as outlined in Articles 26.01 or 26.02 (subject to Carrier Conditions), 26.03 and 26.04. f. A fixed-term employee who has received two (2) consecutive (not running concurrently) appointments of six (6) months or more in duration and who receives a third appointment shall carry forward to any subsequent appointments, separated by six (6) months or less, sick days accrued during the third and subsequent appointments. g. A fixed-term employee shall receive vacation pay on each pay cheque in accordance with Article 19.01b, except that a regular or seasonal employee on a fixed term appointment shall continue to accrue and take vacation in accordance with Article 19.01a.

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Sources: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

Fixed Term Employee. a. A fixed-term employee shall mean an employee whose appointment * falls into one of the following two types of a combination of a defined period of time and funding, as follows: Type 1. A maximum of one year where 50% or more of the funding for the position is base funding; Type 2. A maximum of two years where 51% or more of the funding for the position is non-base funding. For purposes of clarity see the Memorandum of Understanding “Transition to New Language Regarding Fixed Term Employees (Article 3.06)” b. Where funding for a Type 2 fixed-term appointment is extended, the appointment of the fixed-term employee incumbent in that position may also be extended, but in no event shall that extension take the length of the appointment beyond two years. c. Where funding for a Type 2 fixed-term appointment is extended beyond two years and the College changes the status of the position from fixed term to that of some other status (e.g. regular, seasonal) the College will follow the procedures outlined in Article 9.01, Job Postings. Alternatively, in order to maintain the incumbent in the position, the College must first obtain the written approval of the Union through Standing Committee. Such approval shall not be unreasonably denied. d. Fixed-term employees are entitled to the same rights and provisions of the collective agreement as seasonal employees, excepting 3.05(c) and 3.05(e). e. An employee on a fixed-term appointment shall receive those fringe benefits as outlined in Articles 26.01 or 26.01or 26.02 (subject to Carrier Conditions), 26.03 and 26.04. f. A fixed-term employee who has received two (2) consecutive (not running concurrently) appointments of six (6) months or more in duration and who receives a third appointment shall carry forward to any subsequent appointments, separated by six (6) months or less, sick days accrued during the third and subsequent appointments. g. A fixed-term employee shall receive vacation pay on each pay cheque in accordance with Article 19.01b, except that a regular or seasonal employee on a fixed term appointment shall continue to accrue and take vacation in accordance with Article 19.01a.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement

Fixed Term Employee. a. A fixed-term employee shall mean an employee whose appointment falls into one of the following two types of a combination of a defined period of time and funding, as follows: Type 1. A maximum of one year where 50% or more of the funding for the position is base funding; Type 2. A maximum of two years where 51% or more of the funding for the position is non-base funding. For purposes of clarity see the Memorandum of Understanding “Transition to New Language Regarding Fixed Term Employees (Article 3.06)” b. Where funding for a Type 2 fixed-term appointment is extended, the appointment of the fixed-term employee incumbent in that position may also be extended, but in no event shall that extension take the length of the appointment beyond two years. c. Where funding for a Type 2 fixed-term appointment is extended beyond two years and the College changes the status of the position from fixed term to that of some other status (e.g. regular, seasonal) the College will follow the procedures outlined in Article 9.01, Job Postings. Alternatively, in order to maintain the incumbent in the position, the College must first obtain the written approval of the Union through Standing Committee. Such approval shall not be unreasonably denied. d. Fixed-term employees are entitled to the same rights and provisions of the collective agreement as seasonal employees, excepting 3.05(c) and 3.05(e). e. An employee on a fixed-term appointment shall receive those fringe benefits as benefitsas outlined in Articles 26.01 or 26.01or 26.02 (subject to Carrier Conditions), 26.03 and 26.04. f. A fixed-term employee who has received two (2) consecutive (not running concurrently) appointments of six (6) months or more in duration and who receives a third appointment shall carry forward to any subsequent appointments, separated by six (6) months or less, sick days accrued during the third and subsequent appointments. g. A fixed-term employee shall receive vacation pay on each pay cheque in accordance with Article 19.01b, except that a regular or seasonal employee on a fixed term appointment shall continue to accrue and take vacation in accordance with Article 19.01a.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Collective Agreement