Difference between revisions of "Employee"

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An employee is a someone who works for a company, typically at its facility and under its direct supervision.
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An employee is a someone who works for a company (the [[employer]]), typically at its facility and under its direct supervision.
  
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A federal employee is an officer or individual who is appointed under a delegated authority, is engaged in the performance of a federal function, and is subject to the supervision of an officer or employee of the federal government.
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A [[federal]] employee is an officer or individual who is appointed under a delegated authority, is engaged in the performance of a [[federal]] function, and is subject to the supervision of an officer or employee of the [[federal]] government.
 
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Revision as of 19:24, August 31, 2007

An employee is a someone who works for a company (the employer), typically at its facility and under its direct supervision.

A federal employee is an officer or individual who is appointed under a delegated authority, is engaged in the performance of a federal function, and is subject to the supervision of an officer or employee of the federal government.