Common use of Temporaries Clause in Contracts

Temporaries. A temporary nurse who transfers to permanent status will be deemed to have served her probationary period of 910 hours during his/her temporary position unless he/she has worked less than the 910 hours. If retained after the probabtionary period, the permanent nurse shall be credited with seniority and service from his/her date of hire.

Temporaries. A temporary nurse who transfers to permanent status will be deemed to have served her the nurse’s probationary period of 910 hours during his/her their temporary position unless he/she the nurse has worked less than the 910 hours. If retained after the probabtionary probationary period, the permanent nurse shall be credited with seniority and service from his/her the nurse’s date of hire.

Temporaries. A temporary nurse who transfers to permanent status will be deemed to have served her probationary period of 910 455 hours during his/her temporary position unless he/she has worked less than the 910 455 hours. If retained after the probabtionary period, the permanent nurse shall be credited with seniority and service from his/her date of hire.