Lag period definition
Lag period means the period between the end of the base period and the valid new claim week under s. 108.02 (25m), Stats.
Lag period in the applicable Final Terms (or, if no such number is so specified, five London Banking Days); or
Examples of Lag period in a sentence
For those jobs with no tenure, the Lag period will be four (4) weeks.
In general and to the extent practicable, normal shift rotation will be maintained during the Lag period.
RETURN TO JOBLAG Employees will be returned to their job if, during the eighteen (1 8) weeks Lag period, their services are required on their job.
Return to Job Lag Employees will be returned to if, during the eighteen (18) weeks Lag period, their services are required on their job.