Project and Temporary Positions Sample Clauses

The 'Project and Temporary Positions' clause defines the terms and conditions under which individuals are hired for roles that are limited in duration or tied to specific projects. It typically outlines the nature of such employment, including the expected timeframe, the scope of work, and any differences in benefits or obligations compared to permanent positions. This clause ensures that both the employer and the employee have a clear understanding of the temporary nature of the role, helping to prevent misunderstandings regarding job security, entitlements, and the conclusion of employment.
Project and Temporary Positions. This Article does not apply to the filling of project and/or temporary positions.
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