ECCE definition
ECCE. El Camino Classified Employees, Local 6142, CFT, AFT, AFL-CIO.
ECCE means the Early Childhood Care and Education programme.
ECCE means the Early Childhood Care and Education Programme (ECCE) programme, a universal two-year pre-school programme available to all children within the eligible age range funded by the Department.
Examples of ECCE in a sentence
If the District fails to deduct the dues of an Employee who has executed a valid authorization for such deduction, the District will make the correction at the next payroll period if notified by ECCE within ample time to make the correction.
A copy of any general memoranda mailed to all employees shall be filed with the Human Resources Office by ECCE.
As conditions warrant, the District and ECCE may agree to add or delete Classifications and/or positions on the list.
ECCE will give the District at least forty-five (45) calendar days advance notice of any change in the amount of the monthly dues.
The District will pay over to ECCE the amount so withheld, which amount shall be reported to and paid to ECCE on a monthly basis.
More Definitions of ECCE
ECCE means the Early Childhood Care and Education programme. Further information including ECCE programme rules are available at: https://www.gov.ie/en/publication/2459ee-early-childhood-care-and- education-programme-ecce/
ECCE means Early Childhood Care and Education;
ECCE means the Early Childhood Care and Education programme funded by the Department of Children and Youth Affairs;
ECCE means the Early Childhood Care and Education programme. Further information including ECCE
ECCE means the European Council of Civil Engineers, the unincorporated body whose functions and powers are being taken over by the Council.
ECCE means the Company
ECCE means the Early Childhood Care and Education programme funded by the Department of Children and Youth Affairs. It is sometimes referred to as the ‘free pre-school programme’.