Public Employee
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Employment Categorization Model
- Apoyo …
- Permanente
- Temporal
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- Investigadores …
- Inovadores (Trabajan Nuevos Proyectos Alto Riesgo) …
- Asociado …
- Administration …
- Pasantía …
- Worker Type:
- Permanent
- Casual
- Intern
- Freelancer/Independent Contractor
- Consultant
- Compensation Type:
- Salary (Exempt)
- Hourly (Non-Exempt)
- Commission-Based
- Piece-Rate (e.g., for certain types of production work)
- Legal Classification:
- Employee
- Contractor
- Intern
- Management Level:
- Entry-Level Employee: Just starting their career.
- Mid-Level Employee: Has gained some experience and responsibility.
- Senior-Level/Executive Employee: Holds a higher-ranking or leadership position.
- Exempt Status:
- Exempt Employee: Salaried employees exempt from certain labor regulations (e.g., overtime pay).
- Non-Exempt Employee: Hourly employees eligible for overtime pay.
- Work Arrangement:
- In-Office Employee: Works primarily from the company's physical location.
- Remote Employee: Works from a location outside the company's office.
- Hybrid Employee: Works a combination of in-office and remote hours.
- Employment Status:
- Permanent Employee: Long-term, ongoing employment.
- Probationary Employee: Individuals in a trial period to assess their fit within the organization.
- Seasonal Employee: Hired for specific seasons or periods of increased demand.
- Freelancer/Independent Contractor: Self-employed individuals hired on a project basis.
- Job Type:
- Full-Time Employee (FTE): Individuals with a standard workweek and ongoing employment relationship.
- Part-Time Employee (PTE): Individuals working fewer hours than full-time employees.
- Contract/Temporary Employee: Hired for a specific project or duration.
- Intern: Typically a temporary position for individuals gaining work experience.
- Gig Economy:
- Gig Worker: Engaged in short-term, project-based work.
- Performance-Based:
- Sales Targets
- Project Milestones
- Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
- Benefit Eligibility:
- Eligible for Benefits (e.g., health insurance, retirement plans)
- Non-Benefit Eligible