Ineligible Clause Samples
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Ineligible. Employees who are placed on a Performance Improvement Plan (PIP) due to a needs improvement performance review on the year-end appraisal or who are on a PIP at the time of the year-end appraisal period will remain at their current step until the PIP is satisfactorily completed.
Ineligible. A resident is deemed ineligible for housing by the University as a result of any of the conditions outlined in this Section or Section VIII.3. of this License Agreement. If deemed ineligible, the resident must move out of their assigned space, follow the appropriate check- out procedure when moving out, and complete any applicable License Agreement Cancellation or Release.
Ineligible. An employee for whom time loss compensation from the State Department of Labor and Industries has been allowed.
Ineligible. The university may terminate this agreement if you are ineligible to reside in the Suites@201 as cited in Section 2, “Eligibility” or you are ineligible to return to the university for any reason, including disciplinary or academic expulsion or suspension.
Ineligible. 1. An employee who does not accrue sick leave.
Ineligible. 1. An employee who does not accrue sick leave.
2. An employee for whom time loss compensation from the State Department of Labor and Industries has been allowed.
Ineligible. Bidder The preparer of specifications is not eligible to submit a bid or proposal on the solicitation for which they prepared the specification, nor is the preparer eligible to supply any product to a bidder or offeror on the solicitation for which they prepared the specification.
Ineligible. Loss of all accumulated safe years, i.e., employee reverts to zero safe years or stays at zero safe years.
Ineligible. Tutors, temporary positions, substitutes or employee in a position less than 60%.
Ineligible. Should the STATE make a determination of ineligible for a property 50 years or older, the STATE shall notify the SHPO and include adequate documentation. The SHPO shall notify the STATE whether it concurs or objects to the STATE’S determination of ineligibility within 30 days following receipt of documentation. If the SHPO fails to respond within 30 days, the SHPO will be deemed to concur with the STATE’S determination.