Temporary Assignments definition
Examples of Temporary Assignments in a sentence
It is understood that such assignment of a surplus employee to a temporary vacancy has priority over Article 8 (Temporary Assignments).
It is understood that such assignment of a surplus employee to a temporary vacancy has priority over Article 8.11 (Temporary Assignments).
Refer to Appendix III for Temporary Assignments and Collateral Duties.
These internships and temporary assignments will be managed in accordance with the Guidelines for Employee Internships and Temporary Assignments.
Filling Temporary Assignments – Not to exceed one hundred and twenty (120) days in duration without Union approval.
When Management changes the number of work units (add or decrease) and/or the number of employees assigned to a work unit during the bid year, employee movements will be made after consultation with the Chapter and consistent with the procedures contained in Article 38: Temporary Assignments until the end of the bid year.
When employees are placed in a Temporary Assignment or an Acting Appointment, duration, salary adjustments if any, and other terms and conditions regarding the Assignment or Appointment shall be controlled by USM Policy VII-9.50 concerning Temporary Assignments and Acting Appointments.
Temporary Assignments shall be filled by permanent employees unless there are no qualified employees who express interest.
Seniority shall not be the governing factor in determining Temporary Assignments.
Upon completion of Temporary Assignments of twelve (12) months or less, permanent employees shall return to their previous position provided the position still exists and the employee has not bid into another position.