probationary

We'll put you on a probationary period for the month.

I may only be probationary, but I've seen the way most people live.

The probationary period for a police officer is two years.

After that, there is a probationary period for another three to five years.

"I still think they've got to be in a probationary period for a little while," he said.

They said he missed too many days of work during his 90-day probationary period.

At the same time the probationary period was extended to five years.

One extended the probationary period for new teachers from three to five years.

His probationary period was almost over and a new challenge lay ahead.

He was the second probationary officer to die this year.

It was normal to serve a probationary period of a few weeks.

The job that saved our home was his, at least for a three month probationary period.

Working largely as a probationary member, I have had a limited role.

After that they have also two years probationary period in different police units as part of training.

During the first year, the Douglas women were probationary club members.

All definitions, no matter the language, should be considered probationary.

The probationary period is really the final and most important step in the examining process.

"I think you could work out very well in the Guard after you've completed your probationary period."

They also increased the current 2 year probationary period for partners to 5 years.

Four probationary officers, with about one year on the job, have been suspended without pay.

If selected, you may be required to complete a one year probationary period.

The district also decided to lay off 15 probationary employees, who have less than 2 years of service.

There should be a probationary period of 2 years for direct recruits.

The guards, most of them probationary prisoners, were not much better off.

You may come to me for a three-month probationary period.