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Column A a citizen of the People’s Republic of China with Identification Card Number Column C and address Column D (the “Vendor”); and
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Column A. Column A applies to holders of a Bachelor’s degree or other certification.
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Column A.  Column A will receive a 3.58% on-schedule increase from the 2016–2017 salary schedule.  Column A is redefined to apply only to unit members who have less than a Bachelor’s Degree.  Column A will now have 18 steps where each step is 3% greater than the preceding step.  Unit members who were on step 15 for all of the 2016–2017 academic year will be moved up to step 16 for the 2017–2018 academic year, regardless of the number of years that the unit member had previously remained on step 15. Unit members on column A will continue to advance one step per academic year hereafter.
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Column A. Address: __ In the event of any change in the contact address information of either party, the change will be without effect unless the party gives notice to the other party by the aforesaid method and the other party receives the notice.
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Column A. Enactment conferring function Section 6 (Choice of options under section 5: assistances.) Column B Limitation Section 7 (Choice of options: adult carers.) Section 9 (Provision of information about self-directed support.)
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Column A. If your plan has more than one employee class, specify the name of each class. If you need more room, you may attach a separate sheet showing your elections. If your plan has one class, use the first row below and write in “All Employees.”
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Column A. Indicate the mass in kilograms that the buyer wishes to increase its 5-Month Mass Phosphorus Limit due to this trade. For example, if a facility has a 5-Month Mass Phosphorus Limit of 0 kg listed in Appendix B of the Permit and it would like authorization to discharge 1000 kg during the May-September period of the specified year, it would indicate 1000 kg in column A of this table. Column B - Indicate the Jordan BOD Factor of the buyer in this trade. Existing facility’s have their Jordan BOD Factor listed in Appendix B of the Permit. New facility’s can determine their Jordan BOD Factor by consulting the map in Appendix G of the Permit. This factor is used in the calculation of the number of Jordan Trading Units (JTUs) that the facility needs for the trade. Column C – Calculate the number of JTUs that will be needed to increase the buyer’s 5-Month Mass Phosphorus Limit by the amount requested in Column A. This value is equivalent to the value listed in column A multiplied by the value listed in column B.
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