B Day definition
B Day is the day six months after the date of service of the permanent opt out notice; and “C Day” is the day nine months after the date of service of the permanent opt out notice.
B Day is the day six months after the date of service of the permanent opt out notice; and “C Day” is the day nine months after the date of service of the permanent opt out notice. As soon as is reasonably practicable and in any event within the period of 28 days beginning with the date of receipt of a permanent opt out notice under clause 90 (or temporary opt out notice which is treated as a permanent opt out notice under clause 92), the LHB shall- approve the opt out notice; or reject the opt out notice in accordance with clause 111, and shall notify the Contractor of its decision as soon as possible, including reasons for its decision where its decision is to reject the opt out notice. A LHB may reject the opt out notice on the ground that the Contractor is providing an additional service to patients other than its registered patients or enhanced services. The Contractor may not withdraw an opt out notice once it has been approved by the LHB in accordance with clause 110.1 without the LHB’s agreement. If the LHB approves the opt out notice under clause 110.1, it shall use its reasonable endeavours to make arrangements for the Contractor’s registered patients to receive the additional service from an alternative provider from A day. The Contractor’s duty to provide the additional service shall terminate on A Day unless the LHB serves a notice under clause 115 (extending A day to B day or C day). If the LHB is not successful in finding an alternative provider to take on the provision of the additional service from A day, then it shall notify the Contractor in writing of this fact no later than one month before A day, and- in a case where A Day is three months after service of the opt out notice, the Contractor shall continue to provide the additional service until B Day unless at least one month before B Day it receives a notice in writing from the LHB under clause 116 that despite using its reasonable endeavours, it has failed to find an alternative provider to take on the provision of the additional service from B Day;
B Day is the day six months after the date of service of the permanent opt out notice; and “C Day” is the day nine months after the date of service of the permanent opt out notice. As soon as is reasonably practicable and in any event within the period of 28 days beginning with the date of receipt of a permanent opt out notice under clause 90 (or temporary opt out notice which is treated as a permanent opt out notice under clause 92), the PCT shall- approve the opt out notice; or reject the opt out notice in accordance with clause 111, and shall notify the Contractor of its decision as soon as possible, including reasons for its decision where its decision is to reject the opt out notice.
Examples of B Day in a sentence
T5 A Day Shift T5 B Day Shift T5 A Night Shift T5 B Night Shift TEMCO Flex/Field Office Employees must specify their first, second, and third choices.
The Employer shall maintain two (2) overtime lists; one (1) voluntary overtime list by A Day & A Night shifts and one list by B Day and B Night shifts (administrative/court employees shall be on both lists) and one (1) mandatory list, both based on seniority.
B) Day Shift 9:30 A.M. - 2:30 P.M. Afternoon Shift 6:00 P.M. - 10:50 P.M.
Subjects who participate in PART A pH pill sub-study do not need to repeat the procedure at Visit 4 if Visit 2 occurred within nine months prior to PART B Day 1.
Clerical Group Day 7 1 8 Miscellaneous Group Day 7 1 8 Chauffeur B Day 8 1 ß All other employees Day 8 1/2 8 1/2 2.
Shared teachers will not be assigned an opportunity supervision on either A or B Day schedules.
More Definitions of B Day
B Day is the day six months after the date of service of the permanent opt out notice; and “C Day” is the day nine months after the date of service of the permanent opt out notice. As soon as is reasonably practicable and in any event within the period of 28 days beginning with the date of receipt of a permanent opt out notice under clause 11.1.3 (or temporary opt out notice which is treated as a permanent opt out notice under clause 11.1.5), the Board shall- approve the opt out notice; or reject the opt out notice in accordance with clause 11.3.3, and shall notify the Contractor of its decision as soon as possible, including reasons for its decision where its decision is to reject the opt out notice. A Board may reject the opt out notice on the ground that the Contractor is providing an additional service to patients other than its registered patients or enhanced services.