EMPLOYEE TYPES Sample Clauses

EMPLOYEE TYPES. 42.01 Employees covered by this Agreement fall into the following types:
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EMPLOYEE TYPES a) Full-time Employee
EMPLOYEE TYPES. A. Year Round Employees normally scheduled to work forty-eight (48) weeks or more, full time.
EMPLOYEE TYPES. (a) "Regular employee"
EMPLOYEE TYPES. 5.1. Full-time employee means an employee who is engaged by the week for at least thirty eight hours a week, which may at the employer’s discretion be averaged out over a twelve month (or any other period of time) as agreed with any employee as necessary.
EMPLOYEE TYPES. All FT Employees Non-HCE Only HCE Only Both (HCE and Non-HCE) Waiting Period Options ALL benefit classes must have the same Waiting Period. *Please be advised that there are certain state laws (e.g. Hawaii) which mandate the waiting period allowable for employer-sponsored health coverage eligibility. Please refer to the Provisions & Disclosures section of this CBE for further details. 30 1st of the month concurrent with or following completion of 30 days of regular full or part-time employment (30 hour minimum). 60 1st of the month concurrent with or following completion of 60 days of regular full or part-time employment (30 hour minimum). I elect the following Waiting Period for my Worksite Employees: 30 day Waiting Period 60 day Waiting Period Section 2 : Health Benefit Options and Contributions Client chooses one carrier (and set of plans) to be offered in all benefit coverage areas. If there is a single benefit coverage area client still chooses only one carrier. Costs and and plan offerings are based on client demographics and carrier network availability*.
EMPLOYEE TYPES a) Full-time Employee shall mean an Employee who works the standard full-time hours of work as stated in Article 11.01 a) Standard Hours of Work Full-time Employees.
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EMPLOYEE TYPES. Affiliate appointment, 6 Full-time, quarterly appointment, 6 Full-time, temporary annual appointment, 6 Part-time, assurance of employment, 6 Part-time, quarterly appointment, 6 Permanent status appointment, 6 Probationary appointment, 6 Tenured appointment, 5 Equipment, 14 Evaluations. See Performance Appraisal.
EMPLOYEE TYPES. 2 Section 1.4.1. Contract Applicability 2 ARTICLE II APPROPRIATE MATTERS FOR NEGOTIATION 2 Section 2.1. Matters for Negotiations. 2 Section 2.2. Bargaining Other Positions 2 Section 2.3. Negotiation Procedures. 3 Section 2.3.1. Formal Negotiations Team Size 3 ARTICLE III RIGHTS OF THE EMPLOYER 3 Section 3.1. Management Rights. 3 Section 3.2. Rules and Regulations 3 ARTICLE IV RIGHTS OF EMPLOYEES 3
EMPLOYEE TYPES. A. Regular Employees. Regular employees are those who have completed their introductory period of employment. Such employees may be either full-time or part-time. The distinction between full-time and part-time depends upon the number of hours that an employee works. Eligibility for health insurance will be pursuant to the minimum requirements set forth by the Affordable Care Act.
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