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In most cases yes simply because the employment is temporary in nature and can stop at any time once you go permanent the dynamic will change.
Coke n Mentos eruption is a temporary change !!
No, it is only temporary.
This would be the employer choice to do this yes.
permanent- you are changing the chemicals in the iron when it rust
With the economy in a little bit short of devastation, it is becoming increasingly more difficult to find a job. Because of the decrease in job availability, many individuals are making the decision to go back to school for either a career change or to increase their level of education in hopes of finding an available job in this economy. This may certainly be helpful to some individuals; however, not everyone can afford to go back to school. So what other options are there if continuing education isn't one? Temporary employment can help get someone get employment to help them make income even if it is temporary. It can also provide an opportunity to acquire new skills and increase their knowledge on new subjects, expanding what they will be able to bring to the table in the future. Temporary employment can also turn into something permanent which can help bring in a steady income again. There are various employers out there looking to hire someone temporarily and many times they are willing to give hands on training to help people learn the skills and knowledge required for the temporary position. Learning new skills and new information about a subject never before experienced with can help an individual bring more valuable traits to other types of employment. With this training for a temporary position and new-founded experience, people can expand their resumes and explorations of employment to an abundance of different employment opportunities. With the new experience and knowledge, companies may look at hiring 'temps' permanently. Many companies value the new source of expertise they have created and decide that the position that was to be temporary should now be permanent. Their temporary employee has learned enough and acquired enough knowledge to become an asset to the company. Now the temporary income has become a permanent, steady income. Temporary employment can be a great option for individuals who cannot afford to continue their education and are having difficulty finding employment. It can create opportunities for new experience, new skills and new knowledge to broaden an individual's scope of employment. And remember, opportunities with temporary employment can go from temporary, to permanent.
Product is a temporary or permanent change of a object/objects by changing its chemical composition .
Permanent but they might eventually change it.
the employer may have to pay fines or change its practices
Yes, unless you have an employment contract prohibiting it.
No it will only be possible for it to be a temporary one
Temporary staffing positions can serve a variety of purposes. They can act as a stop-gap measure between permanent positions, or they can fill a seasonal need for work when another position is suspended for a few months. Most often, temporary staffing is used as a first step into an industry, or as a way to gain training and permanent employment with a specific company. There are temporary positions available in all fields from waste disposal to financial accounting. Individuals who are applying for a temporary position are generally required to have only the baseline of qualifications for the job. This is largely because the focus of a temporary position is very narrow and does not encompass all of the responsibilities or commitments that a similar full time position might entail. For this reason, temporary positions serve as a good way to judge future employers, or to test whether a particular career path is compatible with the type of work someone is looking for. The largest requirements for temporary employment are a basic education, a professional attitude towards others, and an extreme amount of flexibility. Certain fields like accounting, network administration, and medicine require an applicable degree and certifications. Other fields might only require basic office skills or a level of physical fitness for employment, leaving the more specific elements of the job to non-temporary support staff. Flexibility is one of the most important attributes to have with temporary work, however, since jobs, hours, and locations can change quickly as an employer's needs change. One area of temporary jobs that can make employment complex is the length of an assignment. These can range from per-diem projects where an applicant is informed each day whether they will be working the next day, all the way up to long term temporary positions that can span the course of many years or more for large projects. A few employers actually use temporary workers to staff entire companies, making temporary positions almost permanent in the short term. Temporary-to-permanent positions are available as well where an employee is trained and then, if all goes well, hired permanently at the end of the temporary contract. The starting salary for temporary workers is generally average to below average. Within the pay structure of a company, temporary workers usually make far less than other permanent employees because the temporary workers do not enjoy regular pay raises or salary adjustments. In work environments that have unions or employee advocacy groups, the salary might actually be as low as half of that of a permanent employee.