What does AI mean in INTERNATIONAL

Ad Interim is an expression originating from Latin which means “in the meantime” or “temporarily”. It is widely used in fields such as politics and healthcare to refer to an interim position taken by someone who replaces a vacant role while they are searching for a permanent candidate.

Ad Interim is most often used when a position needs to be filled on a temporary basis for example if a government office holder steps down mid-term or if there is an unexpected vacancy that needs to be filled quickly while they search for a more permanent solution.

Yes, although both expressions can have similar meanings depending on context, traditionally ad interim is used when referring to official positions or roles. Whereas advertentie (ad temporary) would usually refer to less official roles such as contracts or assignments.

Yes, typically ad interim roles are legally binding and considered formal appointments made with authority from higher ups. The appointment may be subject to specific rules and regulations of the organization that must be observed.