Black Book definition

Black Book as used in this Agreement shall mean the official record of the decisions and understandings reached from time to time by the Joint Industry Labour Relations Committee as defined in Article 3 hereof.
Black Book means the National Auto Research Black Book Guide published by Hearst Corporation from time to time.
Black Book means the National Auto Research Black Book Guide published by Hearst Corporation from time to

Examples of Black Book in a sentence

  • Your collateral value for financing must range from 85% to 140% of the current Black Book Wholesale value of the vehicle purchased.

  • Upon termination of the Executive's employment for any reason, the Executive shall be entitled to purchase such vehicle at the then-current trade-in value as determined by the National Auto Research Black Book published by Hearst Holdings.

  • Upon termination of the Executive’s employment for any reason, the Executive shall be entitled to purchase such vehicle at the then-current trade-in value as determined by the National Auto Research Black Book published by Hearst Holdings.

  • The term “Black Book Value” shall mean the value of a motor vehicle based on the Black Book appraisal guides published by National Auto Research.

  • Note: Reimbursement under this category is capped at $3,375 or 33% of the Black Book value of the Class Vehicle, whichever is greater, per occurrence, regardless of whether your out‐of‐pocket losses exceed this.

  • If the Chairperson of the Basic Crafts and the President of the AMPTP are unable to resolve the grievance, the matter may be submitted to arbitration by the aggrieved party in accordance with Article 7(b) of the Local #399 Agreement [i.e., the Black Book].

  • The EMPLOYER further agrees to make any adjustments to the employer contribution rates to the Motion Picture Industry Health Plan at the same time, and on the same basis as may be negotiated by the AMPTP and the Union in a successor to the 2021-2024 Black Book Basic Agreement for the remaining term of this agreement between the EMPLOYER and UNION.

  • Black Book vehicle values in this category shall include licensing fees, sales tax paid, registration fees and other expenses directly associated with the purchase of new/replacement vehicle.

  • This Amendment Agreement shall also apply when a Producer hires a Chef Assistant or Chef Assistant-Driver in Los Angeles County and requires that employee to travel from Los Angeles County to a distant location, as that term is defined in the Black Book.

  • Should the Motion Picture Industry Health Plan increase its employer contribution rates in 2018 and 2021, tThe EMPLOYER agrees to make the same adjustment to the employer contribution rates to the Motion Picture Industry Health Plan at the same time, and on the same basis as the 2021-2024 Black Book Basic Agreement, Article 11 and Article 13.


More Definitions of Black Book

Black Book means the National Auto Research Black Book Guide published by Hearst Corporation from time to time. "Board" means the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System of the United States of America.
Black Book means any current, subscription-based car pricing mini-book updated at least monthly with regional selling prices from wholesale auto auctions and distributed to auto dealers, as of such date of determination.
Black Book means the Black Book Official Finance /Lease Guide published monthly by National Auto Research Division Hearst Business Media Corporation and as updated each calendar month. If this publication is no longer available then any substitute publication that the Bank may choose will be used.
Black Book means the guide published by National Auto Research Div. as of such date of determination.
Black Book means, respectively, the National Automobile Dealers Association Official Used Car Guide and the National Auto Research Black Book. In the event that either of those publications shall, at any time, cease to be published, then the Lender shall, in its sold discretion, select a comparable publication.