Common use of Term Positions Clause in Contracts

Term Positions. Except with prior mutual agreement between the Union and the Employer, no term position may extend beyond two (2) years. Should the Employer wish a term position to extend beyond a period of two (2) years, that position must become a regular position which must be offered to the incumbent of the term position, and his or her seniority shall be the initial date of hire into his or her term position.

Term Positions. 28.01 Except with prior mutual agreement between the Union and the Employer, no term position may extend beyond two three (23) years. Should the Employer wish a term position to extend beyond a period of two three (23) years, that position must become a regular position which must be offered to the incumbent of the term position, and his or her seniority shall be the initial date of hire into his or her term position.

Term Positions. 28.01 Except with prior mutual agreement between the Union and the Employer, no term position may extend beyond two three (23) years. Should the Employer wish a term position to extend beyond a period of two three (23) years, that position must become a regular position which must be offered to the incumbent incum- bent of the term position, and his or her seniority shall be the initial date of hire into his or her term position.

Term Positions. 27.01 Except with prior mutual agreement between the Union and the Employer, no term position may extend beyond two (2) years. Should the Employer wish a term position to extend beyond a period of two (2) years, that position must become a regular position which must be offered to the incumbent of the term position, and his or her seniority date shall be the initial date of hire into his or her term position.

Term Positions. Except with prior mutual agreement between the Union and the Employer, no term position may extend beyond two (2) four years. Should the Employer wish a term position to extend beyond a period of two four (24) years, that position must become a regular position which must be offered to the incumbent of the term position, and his or her seniority date shall be the initial date of hire into his or her term position, except in the case where the term employee is filling in for an permanent employee who is on a leave of absence.

Term Positions. 28.01 Except with prior mutual agreement between the Union and the Employer, no term position may extend beyond two (2) years. Should the Employer wish a term position to extend beyond a period of two (2) years, that position must become a regular position which must be offered to the incumbent of the term position, and his or her seniority shall be the initial date of hire into his or her term position.

Term Positions. 29.01 Except with prior mutual agreement between the Union and the Employer, no term position may extend beyond two (2) years. Should the Employer wish a term position to extend beyond a period of two (2) years, that position must become a regular position which must be offered to the incumbent of the term position, and his or her seniority shall be the initial date of hire into his or her term position. 30.01 Standby