Contribution Requirements Clause Samples

Contribution Requirements. The employer must contribute a minimum of 50% of the cost of the Employees' medical premiums, and 100% of employee’s dental, vision, life or long term disability premiums (does not include cost of dependent coverage). Payroll deduction withholding is required to collect Employee contributions used to pay premium costs.

Contribution Requirements. The leave days donated to the Bank shall be cumulative from year to year. However, once the Bank accumulates two thousand (2000) hours, contributions shall cease, except for new hires, until the Bank goes below five hundred (500) hours at which time contributions shall resume as stated in 404.1, with the first six (6) hour contribution coming within thirty (30) calendar days.

Contribution Requirements. Section 1. Contribution Requirements - Union Groups 3 Section 2. Nonaffiliated Employee Groups 13 Section 3. Contribution Requirements - Nonaffiliated Groups 14 Section 4. Controlling Employees 15

Contribution Requirements. Except as set forth on Schedule 4.13 and with respect to Assets that are operated by Seller, there are no material contribution requirements with respect to defaulting co-owners as to any of the Assets. To Seller’s Knowledge, except as set forth on Schedule 4.13 and with respect to Assets that are not operated by Seller, there are no material contribution requirements with respect to defaulting co-owners as to any of the Assets.

Contribution Requirements. All contributions are payable at the Company's Home Office. The initial contribution will be credited to an IRA Account as of the date that both the properly completed application for the IRA Account and the initial payment are received by the Company at its Home Office. If the application is incomplete, or does not specify how payments are to be allocated, the initial contribution will be returned within five business days. After an IRA Account has been established, additional payments intended to be allocated to the General Account must be received by the Company no later than 1:00 p.m. Eastern time in order to be credited to the IRA Account on the date of receipt. Additional payments received after that time intended to be allocated to the General Account will be credited to the IRA Account the next business day. Additional payments intended to be allocated to a Separate Account Sub-Account will be credited to an IRA Account at the unit value computed as of the Valuation Date that the payment is received at the Company's Home Office. Each contribution shall be accompanied by a form provided by or satisfactory to the Company which shall indicate the type of contribution being made, the taxable year for which the contribution is intended (if applicable) and investment allocation instructions. Contributions described in Section 3.02(b) or (d) must be received by the Company by April 15 of the year following the calendar year to which the contributions are attributable.

Contribution Requirements. If you are a Financial Services Organization with 250,000 or more Client Accounts, then, as a condition of using the service, you shall be required to contribute data to the National Shared Database. Please contact your Bank representative for more information about data contribution requirements. Financial Services Organizations that are insurance companies (defined as institutions that provide insurance policies to protect individuals and businesses against the risk of financial losses in return for regular payments of premiums) or investment services companies and do not offer transaction-able accounts (i.e. ACH, check payments, etc.), are not subject to the contribution requirements of this Section 4.

Contribution Requirements. The Lender shall have received from Borrower and the Company written certification that the Contribution Requirements (set forth in Exhibit F to the Second Restated Operating Agreement) are satisfied.

Contribution Requirements. Customer acknowledges and agrees, on behalf of itself and Payees, that all information submitted by Customer in an inquiry or otherwise contributed by Customer pursuant to this Section 3 is contributed to the National Shared Database, and may be used by EWS for the purpose of providing the EWS Account Verification Services and its other services in compliance with all applicable laws. Customer, on behalf of itself and Payees, authorizes EWS to use such information for the purpose of (a) preparing statistical reports and conducting data analytics, parsing routines, data modeling and other analyses to test and evaluate EWS' service; (b) developing and providing new services or enhancements to existing services; and (c) developing and providing services to third parties engaged in the business of offering identity theft protection services to consumers, provided that no personally identifiable information shall be returned to any such third parties. The reports and results of the analyses described in clause (a) may be provided to other inquirers and contributors of EWS, provided that such reports and analyses do not identify specific inquiry data or Response Data with respect to Customer.

Contribution Requirements. Large groups only: a minimum of a 50% employer premium contribution is required, for single coverage.