Host Employer definition

Host Employer means the applicant employer that submitted an application for funding from MassCEC for an intern(s) through the Program and has been awarded such funding by MassCEC.

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Host Employer means a person who contracts with a group training organisation for the training of apprentices and trainees.

Host Employer means a public or private employer that employs a summer youth jobs participant.

Examples of Host Employer in a sentence

• Interns shall not sign a non-compete agreement with the Host Employer.

• Applicants acknowledge that an Intern will only be subsidized for twelve (12) weeks of work in one calendar year at any one Host Employer during the Session.

• This Agreement shall commence on the effective date of the Award Letter from MassCEC and shall expire on the date on which MassCEC reimburses the Host Employer in full for all portions of the Reimbursement that are due and payable and not in dispute, or such earlier date if this Agreement is terminated pursuant to Section 8.

• Further, Applicants acknowledge that Interns may not work at the Host Employer or its Related Parties through the Program in subsequent sessions.

• No advice or information, whether oral or written, obtained by a Host Employer from MassCEC or through or from the Website or any other MassCEC website shall create any implied or express warranty for any purpose whatsoever.

More Definitions of Host Employer

Host Employer means the person named and described as the Host Employer in the Application to Host Apprentice and Obtain Credit and includes all related and associate persons within the meaning of the Corporations Act 2001(Cwth) and its directors, officers and employees;

Host Employer means any person or persons or corporation for whom the services are provided;

Host Employer means the applicant employer that has submitted an application for funding from MassCEC for an intern(s) through the Program and has been awarded such funding by MassCEC. This entity will be deemed the Intern’s employer for all purposes.

Host Employer means a public or private employer that employs a summer

Host Employer means a business that contracts with a Group Training Organisation (GTO) to provide on-the-job work placement, training and experience for apprentices or trainees.

Host Employer means an entity (person, company or incorporated association) who assumes day-to-day supervision of an employee (including trainee and/or apprentice) or participant as organised by gforce. A Host Employer will have an agreement or contract in place with gforce regarding the supervision of the employee/participant and will specifically cover Child Safety requirements.

Host Employer means a person, firm or corporation providing an approved practical placement program for Institute students.