Prior to 1978, the term of U.S. copyrights was determined by fixed terms of years, subject to publication, registration and notice requirements.
In practice, for large datasets the annotation values need to be identifyable by a computer, i. e. completely specified by fixed terms, using a controlled vocabulary.
Several temporary employment contracting systems, characterized by fixed terms, locations, and roles, with the option of renewal, were described as increasing deployment in several countries.
"Zero hours contracts should be replaced by fractional open-ended contracts and, in limited cases, by fixed-term contracts for unexpected short term staffing requirements".
The majority of rail services in Britain are operated by fixed-term franchises, which involve the Department for Transport (DfT) setting out a specification covering areas such as service levels, upgrades and performance.
I use a rich dataset for France and decompose the native workers according to whether they are covered by fixed-term or indefinite-term contracts.
All CRS witnesses spoke of the serious damage, both personal and professional, caused by fixed-term contracts, which are a potential vehicle for discrimination, bullying, low pay, and loss of academic freedom.
I find that the monthly wage of native workers covered by fixed-term contracts decreases in response to immigration, while employment is the margin through which native workers on indefinite-term contracts is affected.
Additionally, service usage may involve the deployment of dedicated software and hardware components and due to the initial effort required clients are often bound to providers by fixed-term licenses and up-front commitments [19].
Mr. Cuomo has also urged that the city's Commissioner of Investigation be made more independent of the mayor, who may hire and fire him or her, by giving the commissioner a fixed term or by replacing the office with a body like the independent, bipartisan State Investigation Commission.
