Finally, California's tenure statute, in which the probationary period is only two years, is definitely an "outlier".
Eligibility is limited to those born in Oberammergau, those who have lived there for 20 years or those who marry villagers (which cuts the probationary period in half).
When Rubin arrived at Rutgers on November 11 , 1972 he learned that the first degree of ritual had been administered, which began formal probationary membership.
"Everyone who has passed their probationary period, which is six months, can become a shareholder in the business and start earning options," he says.
University officials had imposed a two-year probationary period, which begins Wednesday, and have placed additional recruiting restrictions on the current basketball coach, Cuonzo Martin, and the football coach, Derek Dooley; neither has been accused of wrongdoing.
Because the Holtes had made only a small deposit, they were given a four-to-six-week probationary period, during which they had to maintain a certain balance.
After all, ISIHAC underwent an initially fraught probationary period in which three different hosts (Dee, Rob Brydon, Stephen Fry) were auditioned publicly after the death in 2008 of Humphrey Lyttleton.
As long as they register with the government, undergo a background check, and agree to pay any back taxes they owe, they will be granted "probationary legal status," which will allow them to live and work legally in the United States.
Moreover, Florida Atlantic recently gained acceptance into the Division I-A Sun Belt Conference -- after a two-year probationary period in which it must schedule at least five Division I-A games yearly and average attendance of 15,000 at home games.
Newly hired superintendents must serve a six-month probationary period during which the building can fire them, but after that, the union contract ensures that they are not fired arbitrarily.
