Sentences with phrase «temporary post»

Under current regulations, scientists with temporary posts at publicly funded institutions can only work a maximum of 12 years in the public system.

You may have noticed my new but temporary posting schedule.

Wendy Simonds, who followed her husband to Georgia State University and then spent six years working in temporary posts at Emory University, calls such work «the s — track.»

From 1963 to 1967, when Olitski ran the art department at Bennington College, Vermont, he gave temporary posts to fellow artists.

This was a temporary post that was made permanent in September, with Phillips and Albion Knight being named the official presidential ticket of the party.

But I want to see more companies providing assurances and demonstrating what they are doing to train and recruit local staff - particularly the young unemployed - even for temporary posts, rather than using agencies that only bring workers in from abroad.

Postdocs are intended to be temporary posts that are still part of the training process in academia, acting as crucial career stepping stones to the careers these researchers ultimately desire.

Cora Marrett, who has been serving as acting director, will return to her temporary post as NSF deputy director while she awaits Senate approval to hold the position on a permanent basis.

The Hechinger Report has been collecting the temporary posts about center inspections in a database since January.

In 1939, after his retirement from business, Albee returned to public service when the city council invited him to accept the temporary post of advisor and assistant to the Superintendent of Parks, a position that was established in connection with a new park development program.

She is also conversant with clinical governance processes in the acute care sector and held a temporary post as Quality Assurance Manager dealing with the maintenance and monitoring of health care standards before pursuing a career in medical law.

This is a temporary post for 2 weeks covering for someone who is on annual leave.