When Does Secondment Become Permanent?

Secondments may be full or part time. Secondments should normally be for a period of two years or less. If the secondment is to be for a period of longer than 23 months, then the arrangement must be considered under the Fixed Term Work (Prevention of Less Favourable Treatment) Regulations 2002.

How long can you stay on secondment for?

Secondments will normally be limited to a maximum of 2 years after which the individual will be expected to return to their substantive post. Secondments should normally be granted provided they meet the following criteria: that the secondment will provide personal and professional development for the individual.

Can secondment become permanent NHS?

All secondment opportunities should be advertised in line with the Trust's recruitment process through National Health Service (NHS) jobs. ... A secondment cannot be made permanent without further advertisement of the post in line with employment legislation.