FIXED-TERM CONTRACTS: DO FREQUENT RENEWALS RESULT IN PERMANENT STATUS?

by | May 8, 2007 | 0 comments

Many employers believe that someone who has been appointed on a fixed-term (or temporary) contract has to be appointed permanently after a certain number of renewals. This is not neccessarily so.

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