EHT definition

EHT means Eyemouth Harbour Trust;
EHT means Emerald Health Therapeutics, Inc. a company incorporated under the laws of the Province of British Columbia;
EHT has the definition ascribed thereto in the preamble to this Agreement.

Examples of EHT in a sentence

  • It is further understood that should EHT be switched to a premium based financing method there will be no obligation to reimburse the Employer for that cost.

  • Employees will be maintained on regular pay and benefits (including Pension but not including any sick leave, EI Carve-Out, Weekly Indemnity or LTD if applicable), and the Union shall fully reimburse the Employer for wages, statutory benefits (i.e. EHT, El, CPP and WSIB), Pension and Health and Welfare premiums for the period.

  • While on unpaid Union leave of up to thirty (30) days, employees will be maintained on normal pay and benefits (including Pension), and the Union shall fully reimburse the Employer for wages, statutory benefits (i.e. EHT, EI, CPP and WSIB) and Pension, but would not include Health and Welfare and Weekly Indemnity premiums (if applicable).

  • While both ONA and the Hospitals’ costing include statutory benefits (CPP, EI WSIB and EHT) in the base number for determining total compensation, only the Hospitals include the additional increase in statutory benefits in the computation of the cost of the 1% increase in wages.

  • The PAN card, GST registration, Labor license, valid A-grade electrical license to execute EHT works in A.P/TS.


More Definitions of EHT

EHT means the voltage class exceeding 33 KV
EHT means Enerdynamic Hybrid Technologies Corp.
EHT means the E▇▇▇ Holdings Trust, a trust created under the laws of the Province of Alberta and a wholly-owned Subsidiary of Viking;
EHT means Eyemouth Harbour Trust who own/manage the land for the parking places;
EHT means CnG’s Expert Health Trainers.
EHT means the Erik Holdings Trust, a trust created under the laws of the ▇▇▇vince of Alberta and a wholly-owned Subsidiary of Viking;
EHT means Extra High Tension.