Note 6 definition
Note 6. Client’s transit account means a bank account opened with the Bank in the name of the Client in the meaning defined by Federal Law No.156-FZ of November 29, 2001 On Investment Funds. The said account is intended for recording of funds transferred in payment for investment units of one unit investment fund.
Note 6. If the Employee’s meal time falls under the definition of “hours worked” in the Minimum Wage Ordinance (including the Employee being in attendance at a place of employment in accordance with the contract of employment or with the agreement or at the direction of the Employer, irrespective of whether the Employee is provided with work or not), or where the meal time is regarded as hours worked in this employment contract or pursuant to any agreement with the Employer, such time must be taken into account in computing the minimum wage.
Note 6. (This NOTE 6 is only applicable to the 17th Seniority District). At those home stations where, effective September 27, 1991, train crews consisting of one conductor and two assistant conductors are regularly set up, the total number of reducible assistant conductors' positions, as presently defined, occupied on a permanent basis will be counted; this will include reducible assistant conductors' positions awarded at the change of timetable, or when crews set-up or subsequently claimed by a protected freight employee under the freight crew consist rules then in effect but will exclude positions occupied pursuant to Article 3 of the Memorandum of Agreement dated July 19, 1990. Thereafter, non-essential assistant conductors' positions will not be discontinued until an equivalent number of protected freight employees have been removed from the active working list as prescribed herein. If, for example, at a particular home station, three such crews were regularly set up, no non-essential assistant conductor's position shall be discontinued when the first three protected freight employees are removed for the working list. The first non-essential assistant conductor's position will be discontinued only at the time the fourth protected freight employee is removed from the active working list.
Examples of Note 6 in a sentence
Note: 6% on non-commission items to complete an outfit i.e. coat - commission paid on gloves and scarves sold with.
Note 6 Whenever an employee is working in a spacing buggy on a conductor he shall receive payment as provided for in Wage Note 5.
Note 6: Contains Vendors’ confidential information that could be seriously prejudicial to their interests.
For new hires, the Board will have sole discretion in granting partial credit for lunch room supervisors and regular classroom aides who have fewer than 20 hours a week in prior experience.
After all demand liabilities are extinguished, any surplus Currency Reserve Assets would form, in part, the assets of the General Reserve – see Note 6.
More Definitions of Note 6
Note 6 has the meaning set forth in the Recitals.
Note 6. STP port access must be ordered on a separate order. Note 7: Applies to CLEC Operator Service & DA with unbundled switching Options B & C. Note 8: Transport column: Dedicated, Common, shared, entrance facilities, all transmission rates.
Note 6. Electrician/Instrument Tech, Apprentice
Note 6. The Qualifications Chart (MoE Circular 1999/11) and subsequent lists that were compiled through the qualifications verification process undertaken by the PPTA and the Ministry of Education will continue to be used to inform judgments about qualifications for salary purposes where the qualification was unable to be allocated a level by reference to the New Zealand Qualifications Framework. Note 7: Quality Assurance Processes Note 8: Issues Committee
Note 6. The dimension and the positional tolerance of “DC” shall be specified by each vendor considering the recommended pattern layout described in Figure 3. Note 7: Denoting the dimension from the centerline of the datum “C” to the centerline of the datum “AA”.
Note 6. The shareholding percentage in the table is subject to rounding adjustment.
Note 6. What a Monitor is and whether one is required