EACC definition

EACC means the Enterprise Agreement Consultative
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EACC means the Ethics & Anti-Corruption Commission Act
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EACC means the Enterprise Agreement Consultative Committee. ‘Employee’ means an employee who is remunerated by salary and/or whose duties, responsibilities and work description are contained within the terms of this Agreement and classified under the General Officer Stream of the Award.
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Examples of EACC in a sentence

  • Pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 40, Section 59 of the Massachusetts General Laws and applicable regulations, this Agreement shall be binding upon the Company, its successors, assigns, and subsequent owners of the Property, so long as the Project has not been decertified by the EACC.

  • The Company shall submit a report as required by General Laws Chapter 40, Section 59(viii) to the Town Clerk and EACC.

  • For ACC-related cases, emergency means an ambulance response to a call from the public indicating that a person is triaged as life threatening or potentially life threatening by the EACC and services provided to a patient who requires medical attention as a result of a personal injury caused by accident.

  • In the case of such denial by the Town, the Town may petition the EACC for decertification as provided above.

  • Prior to taking any action to request decertification of the Project by the EACC, the Town shall give written notice of the alleged default to the Company and provide them an opportunity to meet with the Town officials to discuss a remedy for the alleged default.

  • The reason for the change must be documented by the EACC and reported in the next Quarterly Report.

  • For the purposes of this service specification emergency medical attention means services provided to a patient who requires medical attention (not caused by trauma) from the time of the EAS being notified (via the EACC) of the need for services; to the time the patient arrives at a place of definitive care.

  • Emergency Ambulance Communications Service (EACC) This encompasses the wide range of functions that are performed to support the Emergency Ambulance Service, which includes (but is not limited to) call taking, prioritisation of incidents, dispatching ambulances, providing clinical support to ambulance personnel and providing Secondary Triage to 111 users.

  • The Company shall also submit a report as required by Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 40, Section 59(viii) to the Town and the EACC.

  • The Company shall also submit a report as required by General Laws Chapter 40, Section 59(viii) to the Town Clerk and EACC.