excepted definition
excepted means a company that is either –
excepted or "EXCLUDED" shall mean that the days specified do not count as laytime even if loading or discharging is carried out on them.
excepted and “Starred” Positions
More Definitions of excepted
excepted means the employee’s position is an exception to the furlough because the employees perform work, that by law, may continue to be performed during a lapse in appropriations. This includes emergency work involving the safety of human life or the protection of property or other excepted work as determined by leadership in consultation with the Office of General Counsel. Unless their managers change their work schedules or tour of duty, excepted employees will report to work on their normally scheduled tour of duty.
excepted means the driver is claiming he or she is engaged exclusively in one of the types of operations detailed in 49 CFR §390.3(f), §391.2, §391.68, or §398.3 — so he or she does not need a medical card.
excepted means the employee’s position is funded through annual appropriations and is an exception to the furlough because the employees perform work, that by law, may continue to be performed during a lapse in appropriations. This includes emergency work involving the safety of human life or protection of property or other excepted work as determined by leadership in consultation with the Office of General Counsel.
excepted means the employee’s position is an exception to the furlough. Excepted employees will need to report to work as usual.
excepted means a position which is excluded from the scope of this Agreement.
excepted means the federal status for shutdown furlough in which an employee is required to perform work during a lapse in appropriations.
excepted employees are excepted from an administrative furlough because they are in a mission that is deemed critical and the loss of man hours will result in mission degradation to the point of failure. The union will be provided a list of AF approved AFMC exceptions prior to furlough notice. Excepted employees are not subject to furlough.