Local employer definition

Local employer means any county, city, or town, school board, and the directing or governing body of any political entity, subdivision, branch or unit of the Commonwealth or of any commission or public authority or body corporate created by or under an act of the General Assembly specifying the power or powers, privileges or authority capable of exercise by the commission or public authority or body corporate, as distinguished from

Local employer means a public employer as defined in section 5 of the State Finance Law but excluding the State of New York.

Local employer means an individual or business that has a physical location within and serves Summit County and that employs a Qualified Occupant.

Examples of Local employer in a sentence

• Local employer requirements, as well as college designated graduation requirements, may be accommodated in “other required hours”.

• Local employer organizations representing contractors who employ journeyworkers and apprentices at the trade will nominate employer members.

• Local employer partnerships link manufacturing, fabrication, and tool and die shops (NYX, Roush Engineering, Alpha Engineering, Delta Gear, LOC Performance, and others) with the Schoolcraft College Manufacturing program.

• The actuarial methods used for determining State and Local employer contributions are described below.

• Local employer input can help to identify trends that may not be evident in reported data, particularly in emerging career areas, and to describe skill needs across industries.

More Definitions of Local employer

Local employer means an employer who has acted under Wis. Stat. § 40.51 (7), to make health care coverage available to its EMPLOYEES.

Local employer means a county board of education [or], the Baltimore

Local employer means a county board of education or the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners.

Local employer means a county board of education

Local employer means a county or independent board of education, regional or county libraries of Georgia, the governing authority of the Georgia Military College, or Regional Educational Service Areas.

Local employer means a Local Employer as defined in Section 5 of the State Finance Law.

Local employer means a Wisconsin Public Employer who has acted under Wis. Stat. § 40.51 (7), to participate in the HEALTH BENEFIT PROGRAM for its EMPLOYEES. HEALTH BENEFIT PROGRAM or GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM (GHIP) means the program that provides group health BENEFITS to eligible STATE EMPLOYEES and participating LOCAL EMPLOYEES, ANNUITANTS, CONTINUANTS and their eligible DEPENDENTS in accordance with Chapter 40, Wisconsin Statutes. The HEALTH BENEFIT PROGRAM is established, maintained and administered by the BOARD. HIGH DEDUCTIBLE HEALTH PLAN (HDHP) is defined in the CERTIFICATE OF COVERAGE and includes items and services specified in the SCHEDULE OF BENEFITS. HOSPITAL is defined in the CERTIFICATE OF COVERAGE. IN-NETWORK refers to a PROVIDER who has agreed in writing to provide, prescribe, or direct healthcare services, supplies, or other items covered under UNIFORM BENEFITS to PARTICIPANTS. The PROVIDER’S written participation agreement with a CONTRACTOR must be in force at the time such services, supplies, or other items covered under UNIFORM BENEFITS are provided to a PARTICIPANT. The CONTRACTOR agrees to give PARTICIPANTS lists of affiliated PROVIDERS. Some PROVIDERS require prior authorization by the CONTRACTOR in advance of the services being provided. INPATIENT means a PARTICIPANT admitted as a bed patient to a healthcare facility or in twenty-four (24)-hour home care. OPEN ENROLLMENT means the time period that occurs at least annually to allow: