Limited Term Employment (LTE) openings with the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) lie throughout Wisconsin. LTE tasks are short-term and you do not require to take a civil service assessment. Limited term tasks vary in length but will not exceed more than 1,039 hours of work within a 12-month period. If you have particular questions about our positions or jobs, describe the private job statements for the contact info.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT LTE JOBS

The length of time do LTE jobs last?

Wisconsin State Statutes limit LTE tasks to no greater than 1,039 hours of work within a 12-month duration. Limited term jobs vary in duration, and work hours may be complete- or part-time depending on individual program needs, budget plans and seasonal needs. As a limited term staff member, if you work 1,039 hours or less throughout a 12-month duration, you may continue in the position for another 1,039 hours or less throughout the next year or till the job ends.

What are some benefits of being a Restricted Term Employee?

Some people have found the training and experience acquired throughout limited term employment helpful when completing for similar permanent civil service positions. Limited term jobs can be an essential learning tool for career advancement. Students specifically delight in the versatility provided through restricted term jobs.

What benefits are LTEs qualified to receive?

LTEs are instantly qualified for the Workers Compensation, unemployment insurance and Social Security programs. Once an LTE gets approved for registration in the Wisconsin Retirement System (WRS), they will end up being eligible for health, life, wage, oral and vision insurance coverage. Upon eligibility for WRS registration, a benefit package will be sent as notification to the LTE in order to provide insurance details and registration info.

What kinds of tasks are filled by LTEs?

Jobs for which LTEs are worked with consist of laborers, assistance services and paraprofessional, technical and expert positions.

What skills are needed for restricted term jobs?

Some DNR tasks require specialized abilities, training or knowledge in the locations of natural deposits or environmental quality. Individuals getting restricted term positions must have sufficient training or experience to demonstrate the skills and understanding needed to perform the tasks required by the jobs. Job requirements likewise vary amongst jobs with the very same titles. Pay close attention to the desired certifications for each task.