EDO definition

EDO means an emergency diversion order, or direction, of the Energy Resources Conservation Board that requires Company to divert gas pursuant to Section 9 of the Gas Resources Preservation Act, RSA 2000, Chapter G-4, as amended, superseded or replaced from time to time.
EDO means the Early Debit Order payment stream, which is described in more detail in the User Manual;
EDO means Earned Day Off.

Examples of EDO in a sentence

  • If a long term employee is terminated without having a flex EDO within the previous six (6) weeks, then an adjustment will be made to pay any regular hours worked in excess of two hundred and forty (240) hours over the previous six (6) weeks at the applicable overtime rate.

  • I / We authorise the originator to make use of the tracking facility as provided for in the EDO system at no additional cost to myself / ourselves.

  • Retirement Pension shall be determined as of Executive's retirement at age 65, using the same methods and assumptions used at the Date of Employment Termination for purposes of the EDO Corporation Employees Pension Plan.

  • Employees working thirty-seven and a third (37 1/3) hours per week shall have one EDO every three (3) weeks.

  • The foregoing shall not be deemed to apply to the EDO Corporation Employees Pension Plan, the EDO Corporation Employee Stock ownership Plan nor the EDO Corporation Employee Investment Plan (401(k)).


More Definitions of EDO

EDO means EDO Corporation, a New York corporation.
EDO. - means Economic Development Officer;
EDO. Local Government” or “Tribal Government”) and (name of Professional Services Contractor), (Contractor address), herein referred to as the "Contractor," Witnesseth:
EDO means the executive district officers in the district administration of each district;
EDO means Estado or state in English
EDO means EDO Corporation and each Affiliate of EDO Corporation.
EDO has the meaning ascribed thereto in the definition of Contributing Affiliate.