Retire means to enter Retirement.

Retire means to permanently remove a compliance instrument such that the compliance instrument may never be sold, traded, or otherwise used again.

Examples of Retire in a sentence

Employees hired after December 31, 2003 shall not be entitled to any payment for the eliminated Retirement Severance Pay benefits or Early Retire Program benefits provided by the Prior Agreement.
Each Employer shall submit a monthly report showing the names of persons (listed alphabetically) who worked under this Agreement during the month covered by the report, their social security numbers, hours worked, the amount of contribution due to each employee, and such other information as the Trustees of Retire Welfare may request.

More Definitions of Retire

Retire means to permanently remove a compliance instrument

Retire or “Retired” or “Retirement” means that the serial number for a compliance instrument is registered into the Retirement Account under the control of the Executive Officer. Compliance instruments registered into this account cannot be removed.

Retire mean that the Executive remains in the continuous employ of the Bank from the Effective Date and then retires from active employment (and his Employment Terminates) with the Bank, after attaining age sixty (60).

Retire means to:

Retire means to claim a renewable energy credit in the tracking system established by the Commission pursuant to Public Utilities Code section 399.25 (c) and thereby commit the renewable energy credit to be used for compliance with the RPS.

Retire means leaving the employment of the University after becoming eligible to collect pension benefits and without the intention of moving to other professional employment;

Retire or "Retirement" means when an active Employee who is age 50 or older with 10 or more years of Service terminates employment with a Participating Employer who is also a “Retiree”.