Plan A definition

Plan A means the 1997 Incentive Stock Option Plan;
Plan A means any plan created pursuant
Plan A means the Shelby County Retirement System Plan A, originally effective December 1, 1978, and shall include all restatements and amendments thereto.

Examples of Plan A in a sentence

  • B The Kent Thameside area comprises parts of the Boroughs of Dartford and Gravesham, as shown on Plan A.

  • The "Standard Form of Participation Agreement," (Plan A) and the "Agreement and Declaration of Trust" established by the Sheet Metal Workers' National Pension Fund, and all amendments thereto during the term hereof will become binding on all parties bound by this Agreement.

  • If an applicant pays the Acceptance Fee (Plan A) and advises the Institute in writing of their intention not to commence the Course AFTER 14-days, the Acceptance Fee will not be refunded.

  • Those employees who are hired prior to December 1, 1988, and who selected Plan A on the "Employee Election of Sick Conversion/Payment Plan" prior to November 1, 1988, may convert the balance of the sixty-four (64) hours each year to their frozen Sick Leave Bank up to a maximum of 960 hours.

  • The Employer shall pay to the Sheet Metal Worker's National Pension Fund, (Plan A), and the amount as set forth in Addendum No. 1 for each hour worked for each employee covered by this Agreement.


More Definitions of Plan A

Plan A means the 1998 Incentive Stock Option Plan;
Plan A means test-and-slaughter, with or without calfhood
Plan A means any plan created pursuant to Section 11A of Article 6243a.
Plan A means Plan A described in Article II of the Plan.
Plan A means the benefits designed for all Bargaining and Non-Bargaining Employees, other than Retirees covered under Plan C, their Covered Dependents and/or beneficiaries who are eligible to receive benefits.
Plan A. Those electing/eligible for this insurance plan will receive the following benefits including his/her eligible dependents as defined by the insurance carrier: $10/$40 prescription card (after deductible). Legislative Caps will be used for maximum contribution by the District for this medical premium. Employee is responsible for any premium in excess of the legislative caps. Employee may elect cash in lieu of medical insurance for all Transportation hours worked in the amount of $180 per month for drivers averaging 30 hours or more/ $20 per month cash in lieu of medical insurance for drivers averaging 25 – 29.9 hours per month.