Sentence examples for probationary year from inspiring English sources

Housing association tenants have secure tenancy for life after a probationary year.

Graduates would then complete a probationary year, "working as social workers, with protected workloads and with regular supervision", explains Orme.

"Once you're past your probationary year, there's basically no reward for performance," said James Sherk, a senior policy analyst in labor economics at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative research organization.

GTC Scotland surveyed a total of 1,400 teachers who had just finished their probationary year in the classroom.

According to the survey carried out this autumn, 35.4% of teachers who had just completed their probationary year found a full-time permanent teaching post, compared with 20.9% last year.

But even after the choice is decided, there is still uncertainty: successful entrants to the orchestra face a probationary year, and their services may be dispensed with during that time.

The board voted unanimously to end Dr. Robbins's probationary three-year contract, said Michele Schoenfeld, the district clerk.

A second Harlem school, Sisulu Children's Academy, has had mixed results and should get a probationary two-year extension, they said.

They said that the Sisulu Children's Academy, also in Harlem, should get a probationary two-year extension and that the New Covenant Charter School in Albany should be allowed to continue its elementary school but forced to shut its failing middle school grades.

LiCata's separation from his art came during his probationary faculty years when he felt he had to focus on getting tenure.

The penalties include a three-year probationary period, a two-year ban on postseason play for the men's basketball team, a one-year ban on television appearances by the team, and several recruiting restrictions.