A permanent position is a group of duties and responsibilities which requires the full-time or part-time employment of 1 person for a period <u>in excess of 90 calendar days</u>. <strong>Permanent EMPLOYEE</strong> <u>PERMANENT FULL -TIME EMPLOYEE</u> A permanent full-time employee is a person who is appointed from an employment list to a permanent position, and works a full work week on a continuing basis. <u>PERMANENT PART-TIME EMPLOYEE</u> A permanent part-time employee is a person who is appointed from an employment list to a permanent position, and works less than a full work week on a continuing basis. <strong>Work Week Defined</strong> The normal full-time work week consists of 5 consecutive work shifts in a 7 day period. (The normal full-time work shift consists of 8 consecutive hours in a 24 hour period.) However, in operations where work is normally scheduled on Saturday and/or Sunday, the normal full-time work week consists of 10 work shifts in a 14 day period. <strong>Filling A Permanent Position</strong> See <cite data-path="§AM-232-1-1">AM-232-1-1</cite> for details on filling a permanent position. July 14, 1976