Communicator definition

Communicator means a person who makes or incurs an expenditure for a communication or causes a communication to be distributed or displayed. Reference to a communicator includes the communicator’s agent. Reference to a candidate includes the candidate’s agent and City controlled committees.

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Communicator means the front line person in the Public Inquiry Centre responsible for direct communication with the general public.

Communicator. Employer and/or Union Representatives designated by the Employer and/or Union to preserve the confidentiality of employee’s drug testing information. The Employer and Union is required to designate both a Primary Communicator and Alternate Communicator.

Examples of Communicator in a sentence

• For members in the Communicator classification, the probationary period shall be twelve (12) months and for members in all other classifications the probationary period shall be six (6) months.

• You expressly acknowledge and agree that you are providing the foregoing consent to receive Communications from any Communicator as consideration and as a bargained-for term in a legally binding agreement; further, this consent irrevocable by you to the maximum extent allowed by law.

• A Communicator III assigned to work as a Communicator Supervisor shall receive a five (5%) percent wage supplement for all hours worked.

• Communicator III and Communicator Supervisor employees working the PM shift shall be paid a five (5%) percent differential above their base rate of pay.

• In accordance with past practice, a member who is transferred from within the Service to fill a Communicator position and who is unsuccessful in the position shall be returned to his/her previous classification.

• A member employed as a Court Security Officer, Call Taker or Police Communicator who is designated and assigned to provide training to another member will be provided with a training premium equivalent to 5% of their base salary as set out in Schedule “A”, payable only for such time spent training.

• Communications Supervisors may exchange with another Supervisor or a Communicator III with the approval of the Alarm Office Manager.

• DCC shall promptly notify HTI if DCC discovers or acquires actual knowledge from a source other than HTI of any performance issue affecting any part or system of the Enabled Vehicle, including the HTI Telematics Communicator and the other Dedicated Components, that results from the Technical Specifications.

• Although the HTI Telematics Communicator will receive the entire bus message, only Approved Data and the data that is necessary to support the PASS Service and Approved Additional Services, as defined in Exhibit A and Exhibit C, is authorized to be used by the HTI Telematics Communicator.

• The balance remaining from the original entitlement will be paid out and the hourly rate of the Communicator immediately preceding appointment to a part-time position.

More Definitions of Communicator

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Communicator. (name of organisation) If applicable

Communicator. A representative of the employer and/or union designated to preserve the confidentiality of an employee’s personal information in the context of the administration of a substance test.

Communicator means a public body that, if the data controller does not publish the data, publishes the data provided by the data controller on a website;