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Accredited Service includes any time worked either in the bargaining unit or in management, or in other positions outside the bargaining unit, as recognized under the terms of the applicable pension plan.
On conclusion of such leave of absence, employees shall return to the job classification they previously held without loss of the Employer Accredited Service as used to determine vacation and welfare plan entitlements (see Article 'G' 9.01).
Entry standards have been set covering sales ethics, installation competence, product efficiency and reliability, 5 year warranties, maintenance and repair agreements, and business sustainability by the Accredited Service Providers.
Accredited Service means the total of all periods of service as a regular or temporary employee of the Company, or as an employee of a predecessor company or organization, which includes credit for all paid time off and approved leaves of absence.
Apprentice Electrician As an Accredited Service Provider (ASP) working on the network under the contestable works accrediation scheme, you are required, under the scheme to comply with the relevant parts of the local electricity distributor's safety management system, electrical safety rules and other relevant policies.

More Definitions of Accredited Service

Accredited Service or “Service” means the total of all periods of service as a regular or temporary employee of the Company or as an employee of a predecessor or affiliate company. It does not include periods of layoff, leaves of absence in excess of thirty (30) days duration or a long term disability absence longer than two (2) years.

Accredited Service means the period of employment which shall be taken into account, pursuant to Article III, in the computation of benefits under this Appendix OO.

Accredited Service means service recognized for the purposes of computing the amount of the Supplemental Pension Benefit under Article IV and for determining the amount of vesting under Section 5.1. A Participant shall be credited with Accredited Service for all Periods of Service during which the Participant was employed by the Employer. In addition, a Participant who has authorized a transfer of assets and liabilities from the Shell Pension Plan to the Plan as of January 1, 2002 (the date the Plan was initially effective) shall also be credited with Accredited Service for Predecessor Employer Service. Periods of Service shall be computed in years and months and shall be aggregated on the basis that 12 one‑month Periods of Service shall equal one full “Year of Accredited Service”. For purposes of the preceding sentence, a Participant shall be credited with a one‑month Period of Service for each month in which he or she is credited with at least one Hour of Service.

Accredited Service means full time service but shall include all periods of leave of absence (i) with pay, (ii) without pay due to maternity leave or, sickness or disability of the employee not exceeding one year, (iii) without pay due to causes other than sickness or disability of the employee not exceeding

Accredited Service means the portion of your employment that counts for determining your Iowa Hourly Plan benefit. You receive one year of Accredited Service for each calendar year in which you complete not less than the number of Hours of Service in a customary work year (i.e., in general, 2080 hours or, if less, the standard number of hours worked by a comparable full-time employee). If you complete less than a customary work year in any calendar year, you will earn a partial year of Accredited Service for that year.

Accredited Service shall be defined, calculated, and applied on the following basis with respect to employment prior to July 1, 1981: One year of Accredited Service is defined as an accumulation of twelve months of Accredited Service. One month of Accredited Service is a calendar month in which an employee performs work for the Company on or for 50 percent or more of the regularly scheduled working days in that calendar month; provided, however, that each calendar year in which an employee has worked 1200 hours or more shall be counted as twelve months of Accredited Service and each calendar year in which an employee has worked 600 hours or more but less than 1200 hours shall be counted as six months of Accredited Service. For the purpose of Accredited Service, time worked shall include the following:

Accredited Service means the aggregate of the years and months of active employment in the service of the Company, its predecessors, its associated companies or companies affiliated with the corporation that is recognized for service purposes. Accredited Service shall include all active employment for which a wage or salary was paid, and any additional excused absent time or leave of absence time that was specifically approved for service credit purposes in accordance with published statements of Company policy. 1.1 When an employee's employment has been terminated and thereafter the individual is reemployed and accumulates 1,000 hours of accredited service, then the break in the employee's employment shall be added to the 1,000 hours of accredited service which has accumulated since reemployment, the period of all accredited service which the employee had previously accumulated, provided each such prior accredited service equaled or exceeded six (6) months. Employees are responsible for initiating the process to have his/her previous employment time bridged. Official company record shall be used for the verification of all prior service. 1.2 Any approved absence or layoff of up to one year will not constitute a break in service.