Record cards Sample Clauses
Record cards. Every employer shall maintain a record card in respect of each of his employee other than casual employees showing the following particulars:
(a) Factory number of employee;
(b) name;
(c) sex;
(d) address;
(e) age;
(f) occupation;
(g) starting date;
(h) previous experience;
(i) number of service record card;
(j) commencing wage;
(k) increments and dates thereof;
(l) transfers in occupation and dates thereof.
Record cards. The master file shall be the property of the Assessing District. The Designated Assessor will maintain the master file at a site of his or her choosing with reasonable access available to the Assessing District. Real property printed records, of any, will be located at the Assessing District offices. Personal property printed records will be maintained by the Designated Assessor at a reasonable location.
Record cards. The Municipality will maintain the master file at its location.
Record cards. The master file shall be the property of the Assessing District. Chippewa County will maintain the master file at the Chippewa County Equalization office with access available to the Assessing District. Real and Personal property printed records, if any, will be located at the Assessing District offices.
Record cards. The City of Saint Louis will maintain the master file at the City of Saint Louis City Hall.
Record cards. The City shall furnish the existing completed property record cards for each separate real property with the City. The City shall also provide the blank property record card to be utilized by ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ in the completion of the terms of this proposal/agreement. These cards shall be formatted so as to meet the approval of the Michigan State Tax Commission and shall provide an area on the record card which indicates the owner’s name, the legal description, property dimensions, available street number and mailing address, a column for summarizing total land and building value, and an area to list important information for determining land value. The record card shall also be formatted to show all descriptive information connected with the construction, age, condition, and depreciation of the structure(s), an area for outline sketch, and an area to provide for the listing of any other important information needed in the valuation of the properties included in this proposed project.
Record cards. The master file shall be the property of the Township. Ottawa County will maintain the master file at the Ottawa County Fillmore complex with access available to the Township. Real property printed records, if any, will be located at the Georgetown Township Hall. Personal property printed records will be located in the Equalization Department offices.