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Keywords: Appointment, Nonstatus, Competitive, Cfr, Last

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an appointment for a specified period of time (one or more years)

http://thecollege.wlu.edu/administration/handbook/conditions.htm

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an appointment that will last longer than one year, but not more than four years and is of a nature where the job will terminate upon completion of the project or lack of funds

http://federalgovernmentjobs.us/jobs/nurse-practitioner-533335.html

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a non-status appointment to a position in the competitive service for a specific period of more than one year but not more than four years

http://www.wfm.noaa.gov/howto_guide/howto_hire_temp.html

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a non-status appointment which is expected to last more than one year, but not to exceed two years

http://jobs.irs.gov/opp_sea_Phila.html

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a temporary appointment, which stipulates a terminal date in the letter of appointment, and implies no obligation or expectation for extension or renewal

http://www.brandonu.ca/Administration/HR/bufaca/bufaca1to10.html

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A nonstatus appointment to a position in the competitive service for a specific period of more than one year and lasting not more than four years. (See 5 CFR Part 316)

http://www.opm.gov/deu/Handbook_2003/DEOH-Glossary.asp

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