Economically Disadvantaged Clause Samples
The 'Economically Disadvantaged' clause defines criteria for identifying individuals or entities that lack sufficient economic resources or fall below a specified income threshold. In practice, this clause may reference government standards, such as eligibility for certain public assistance programs, or set specific financial benchmarks to determine qualification. Its core function is to ensure that benefits, opportunities, or protections outlined in the agreement are appropriately targeted to those who genuinely need economic support, thereby promoting fairness and compliance with relevant policies or regulations.
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Economically Disadvantaged. Job Provision. A business that will provide substantial opportunities for employment for Economically Disadvantaged individuals.
Economically Disadvantaged. A family’s whose income is below 150 percent of the federal poverty level.
Economically Disadvantaged. One of the criteria defined in the WIOA as a barrier to employment and used to determine eligibility for other federal assistance programs.
Economically Disadvantaged. Grantee shall provide reasonable discounts of not less than $1.00 on basic tier service rates, 10% of installation charges and 10% on the purchase of a non-addressable converter box, to Subscribers with low incomes as qualified in the City's Rate 26, 27 program, provided that for each $5.00 increase in the basic tier service rate, the discount shall be increased by $0.25.
Economically Disadvantaged. A person whose Income is at or below 250% of the most recently published federal poverty level for a household that size.
Economically Disadvantaged. Grantee shall provide reasonable discounts of not less than 10% on basic service rates, installation, and equipment rental charges if necessary to receive Basic Service, to Subscribers with low incomes as qualified in the City's Rate 26, 27 program.