SEAC definition
Examples of SEAC in a sentence
A copy of such terms and conditions shall be sent to SEAC for information purposes, unless the employee requests otherwise.
In any case, the Company will advise SEAC of the intention to administer a PIP, and will review the reasons for the PIP, including the previous attempts to address the performance issue.
Employees will be informed of their right to SEAC representation when a PIP is being administered.
SEAC agrees that nothing contained in this Agreement shall place the Company in violation of security agreements between the Company and the Government of Canada or its allies.
The Company shall provide the SEAC office with a copy of field assignment policies and changes to those policies as they occur.
Discipline will not be effective until a meeting is held between the employee, the Company, and SEAC.
An up-to-date list of all SEAC personnel, employment agreements, pension agreements, assets (including but not limited to real property, equipment, reserves, contracts and deposits) and all known liabilities (including but not limited to tort and workers’ compensation cases and claims) shall be maintained by the secretary to the board.
An agency may join upon execution of this Agreement and an affirmative vote of the majority of the SEAC Board.
Members may join the Association by signing and transmitting a copy of the Agreement to the SEAC office.
The SEAC members need not be present for such meeting but will be advised of the recommendations for resolution.