the nurse shall be considered to have served the probationary period required by section 7403(b).
On October 7, 2015, a Pentagon official, Dawn Bilodeau, sent a letter to the University of Phoenix placing the school in probationary status while it considered whether to terminate its Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the school.
In the UK preceptorship is not mandatory however a formal one year preceptorship or probationary year should be considered best practice [ 59].
To be considered, you must have completed the initial probationary period and maintained satisfactory job performance.
The bill doesn't make anything easy enough to be called "amnesty," especially not considering the 10-year probationary period and fines and back taxes that undocumented immigrants who are applying for status will have to pay.
Home Office guidance states that "all those who apply for settlement protection after completing the appropriate probationary period of limited leave will be subject to a safe return review with reference to the country situation at the date the application is considered".
The government is considering issuing only 12-month probationary licences at the age of 18 in a bid to cut accidents involving young motorists.
The M.A.A.C., whose member schools are in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and New York, is in the second season of probationary status before the N.C.A.A. will consider its champion for an automatic berth.
That is the debate currently moving through five local school districts where board members are considering resolutions in support of increasing the teacher probationary period from two years to three, angering unions who contend the move would unfairly keep new-hires in a state of flux.
According to staff members, the bipartisan Senate group known as the Gang of Eight is considering a plan to make immigrants wait 10 years in a probationary status before they could apply for green cards, but would then allow them to apply for citizenship after only three years.
