Working Files definition

Working Files means all underlying work product and digital files utilized by Agency to create the Preliminary Works and Final Works other than the format comprising the Final Deliverables.

Working Files means any material in whatever form, assembled and/or maintained by any Academic Administrator for any purpose, which relates to any BUFA member.

Working Files. Materials in the working files of supervisors, such as but not necessarily limited to notes on the performance of employees, training records, or commendations, that are twelve

Examples of Working Files in a sentence

• Personnel Files and Working Files shall not be accessible by state employees beyond the immediate supervisor, the Agency Human Resource Director, human resource staff, the subject employee, employees with a work related business need as authorized by the Agency Human Resource Director, and anyone specifically authorized in writing by the subject employee.

• Within five (5) business days from the date of an employee request, an employee will be able to inspect their supervisor’s Working Files in the presence of their supervisor.

• Documents include, but are not limited to the following: Operating Notes, Master Lease, Public Offering Documents, Working Files, Veterans and Transportation Revenue bonds.

• Working Files Working personnel files will be prepared and maintained by the appropriate supervisor under whom the individual is currently assigned.

• Supervisor Working Files Supervisors may keep working files regarding employees.

• In addition to the Practice Perfect files, SLP clients have Working Files stored on the SHC Sharepoint.

• The Sixth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change warns the window of opportunity for both mitigation and adaptation action is narrowing, highlighting the imperative to shift from incremental to systemic responses.

• Provide the name of the record control schedule:Patent Examination Working Files (N1-241-10-1:4.2) ☐No, there is not an approved record control schedule.Provide the stage in which the project is in developing and submitting a records control schedule:☒Yes, retention is monitored for compliance to the schedule.☐No, retention is not monitored for compliance to the schedule.

• Medicare Parts A and B claims from the CMS Common Working Files (CWF) and Prescription Drug Event (PDE) claims from the PDE database were used to conduct claims analyses as part of the SNF PMR.

• Effectiveness of the MSC cold cap system in the prevention of chemotherapy-induced alopecia.

More Definitions of Working Files

Working Files. The purpose of the working file is to chronicle the working relationship between the principal and the teacher or informally document employment related matters. Actual documents placed in a “working” file will not be used in the personnel file although the substance may be referred to in subsequent documentation. All written documents in the working files will stay with the administrator and will not be passed on to future administrators. If a departing administrator wants to carry over any material from their working file to a new administrator; the departing administrator, employee and association representative must meet and the employee must agree to the carryover. If agreement to transfer the working file is not reached, the departing administrator may summarize the working file documents in a narrative to be placed in the personnel file. Materials that are not to be carried over will be shredded or destroyed.

Working Files. Principal's working files shall be purged at the end of each school year or no later than June 30.

Working Files means all underlying work product and digital files utilised by Blank Canvas to create the Preliminary Works and Final Works other than the format comprising the Final Deliverables.

Working Files means all notes, memoranda, pictures/ photographs or other materials be it written, electronic, or otherwise, pertaining to active official Town business or operations, unless such materials are Excluded Records.