permanent position
Job with tenure
A permanent position is a job meant to continue indefinitely, as opposed to temporary, contract, or seasonal work.
Permanent positions typically come with benefits like health insurance, paid leave, and retirement plans.
The term doesn't guarantee lifelong employment—just that the role has no predetermined end date: After two years as a contractor, she was offered a permanent position.
- tenureProtected employment status
- careerLifelong occupational pursuit
- career ladderSequential job advancement structure
- staffOrganization's workers collectively
- salariedPaid fixed regular amount
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- job securityjob security, job protection, job retention, job stability, seniority
- career milestonespromotion, hire, first job, retirement, raise
- employment termslabor contract, salary, employment terms, internship, contract terms
- government hiringcivil servant, state employee, public employee, government job, federal jobs
- work arrangementsjob sharing, part-time, part-time work, full-time, remote work
- tenureacademic tenure, faculty tenure, teacher tenure, tenure track, tenure review
permanent positionfreelance work
Self-directed paid projects
gig work · independent contractor · self-employment · consulting · casual employment
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