Lost Time definition

Lost Time means time Settlement Class Members spent monitoring accounts or otherwise dealing with issues related to the Security Incident, up to a maximum of four (4) hours, supported by an attestation that the activities were related to the Security Incident, as set forth in Paragraph 52(c).

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Lost Time. Any loss of time by the grieving employee(s) or a representative to attend an arbitration hearing provided by Section 6 of this Article shall not be compensated by the School District.

Lost Time means time spent remedying issues related to the Data Security Incident.

Examples of Lost Time in a sentence

• Within forty-five (45) days of receiving this accounting, Defendant or its representative shall transmit the funds needed to pay Approved Claims for Credit Monitoring Services, Ordinary Losses, Lost Time, or Extraordinary Losses in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.

• After the Effective Date, and after final determinations have been made with respect to all claims submitted during the Claims Period pursuant to the Claims Review Process, the Settlement Administrator shall provide the Parties an accounting of all Approved Claims for Credit Monitoring Services, Ordinary Losses, Lost Time, or Extraordinary Losses and also provide funding instructions to Defendant.

• Claims for Lost Time are subject to the $500.00 cap for Ordinary Losses.

• Lost Time Reimbursement: Settlement Class Members are also eligible to receive reimbursement for up to four (4) hours of lost time spent dealing with the Data Security Incident (calculated at the rate of $25 per hour).

• Time up to 4 hours at a rate of $25.00 per hour (for a total of $100.00) per claimant upon submission of a valid documented claim for Lost Time, provided they include a brief description of the activities engaged in, the time spent on each such activity, and an attestation on the Claim Form that the activities they performed were related to the Security Incident.

More Definitions of Lost Time

Lost Time means time spent by a Class Member relating to the Data Incident, including but not limited to, time spent acquiring credit freezes, remedying actual fraud, monitoring statements, etc. The Settlement Fund will pay all valid claims for Lost Time up to the per claimant limit set forth under the Lost Time Payment Amount on the Key Terms Page.

Lost Time means time reasonably spent by Settlement Class Members dealing with the effects or perceived effects of the Incident.

Lost Time means time spent trying to prevent and redress misuse of PII or PHI, including monitoring financial or other accounts, researching the Data Incident, researching credit monitoring options or communicating with financial or other institutions, or taking other actions reasonably related to, or in response to, receipt of notice of Data Incident.

Lost Time refers to the provision in the Settlement that allows Class Members with Out-of-Pocket Losses to submit a claim for up to 8 hours of time spent addressing issues related to the Security Incident at $20 per hour. To claim Lost Time, Class Members must attest to and describe (1) actions taken in response to the Security Incident and (2) the time associated with each action.

Lost Time means time spent by the Settlement Class Members to remedy issues related to the Data Incident.

Lost Time means time Settlement Class Members spent monitoring accounts or otherwise dealing with issues related to the Data Incident, up to a maximum of four (4) hours at $25.00/hour, supported by an attestation that the activities were related to the Data Incident, as set forth in Paragraph 43.

Lost Time shall have the meaning as defined in clause 5.3;