HUMAN RESOURCES WILL Sample Clauses

HUMAN RESOURCES WILL. 1. Obtain authorization to disclose information from employees specifically regarding employees’ immunization/immunity status or declination only to program managers, division directors, the health officer, and Washington State Immunization Information System (IIS) program staff.
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HUMAN RESOURCES WILL. ● initiate the various services required to move you and your Qualified Dependents; ● initiate the various processes required to transfer you to the new work country payroll and any applicable benefits plans; ● coordinate tax orientations for you; ● provide program guidance; and ● act as liaison between the home and new work countries on associate relation issues affecting the relocating associate. AIRES WILL: ● provide guidance on program allowances and provisions; ​ ​ Aires – Proprietary and Confidential 5 International Relocation– Global Permanent Transfer Benefit Summary ● provide information on new work location; ● reimburse you for approved expenses; ● coordinate various services for you as described in this Benefit Summary; and ● report relocation activity and costs to Cboe. Questions regarding this Benefit Summary or global transfers in general should be directed to Cboe Human Resources.
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