SESA definition

SESA means the Borrower’s Health Secretariat (Secretaria de Estado de Saúde) or any successor thereto acceptable to the Bank.

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SESA means the assessment prepared by the Borrower, and dated August 2004, providing a framework to harmonize the Borrower’s environmental and social assessment mechanisms and increase transparency in the development of programs that may have a significant impact on the natural and socio-economic environment by assessing the environment and social impacts of present and future investment activities and proposing measures to mitigate, avoid or compensate for their negative impacts, including environmental, social, regulatory, technical, institutional and legal measures;

SESA means Solutia Europe S.A./N.V., a company organized ---- under the laws of the Kingdom of Belgium.

Examples of SESA in a sentence

• If a SESA bargaining unit member shall expire while under contract at Saranac Community Schools, a sum equal to his/her accumulated terminal leave payment as defined in Article 8.E. shall be paid to that bargaining member’s named beneficiary.

• Only Bargaining Unit Members of SESA covered by this Agreement who have accrued the number of sick days they are allotted each year (5, 10 or 15) shall be eligible to receive the benefits of this bank.

• The Committee agrees to establish a Sick Leave Bank for use by SESA for Bargaining Unit Members who have exhausted their accumulated and annual sick leave days and who require additional leave to make a full recovery from a serious or long term illness and would otherwise lose pay through such continued illness.

• At the beginning of each school year of the Agreement, the Committee shall set aside in the bank a number of sick leave days equal to the number of SESA Bargaining Unit Members employed in the Bargaining Unit.

• When the Principal or Superintendent approves a Bargaining Unit Member’s attendance at workshops, seminars, or conferences, the Committee shall pay reasonable expenses including, but not limited to, registration fees, meals, lodging or transportation incurred by SESA Bargaining Unit Member.

• The evaluator will meet with the SESA member to share and review their summative evaluation within two (2) weeks.

• In this event, SESA Bargaining Unit Members will not be required to contribute a sick day at the beginning of the next school year.

• New SESA hires automatically contribute one (1) day on the 180th workday.

• The requirements cover the scope of application, categorization, use of Strategic Environmental and Social Assessment (SESA) and Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) where appropriate, Environmental and Social Management Plans, climate-change vulnerability, public consultation, community impacts, treatment of vulnerable groups, including indigenous peoples, and grievance procedures.

• SESA may provide to administration a list of bargaining unit members and the classifications for which each member is interested in substituting.

More Definitions of SESA

SESA means the Health Services of the state of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ (Servicios Estatales de Salud);

SESA means the agency charged with the administration of State unemployment compensation laws in accordance With title III of the Social Security Act. CONTENT: ACTIVITIES OF THE CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT AGENCY State Plan Amendment Withholding of unemployment compensation for purposes of meeting support obligations was authorized beginning August 13, 1981. It becomes a requirement on October 1, 1982. States that desire to implement the new section 454(20) of the Social Security Act before October 1, 1982 must amend their IV-D State plans during the quarter in which they implement the section in order to receive FFP for associated costs for that quarter beginning with the date of implementation. A preprinted State plan amendment will be issued upon publication of final regulations. In the interim, a State that desires to implement withholding of unemployment compensation should consult the Regional Office for instructions on amending their State plans to include this process. Interagency Agreement between IV-D Agency and SESA Section 2335 of P.L. 97-35 imposes requirements for withholding of unemployment compensation both on the IV-D agency and the SESA. In order for the required withholding to take place, these agencies must make arrangements for information exchanges, for payments of amounts withheld and for reimbursement of SESA costs. To ensure that the requirements of each program are covered adequately and to prevent costly misunderstandings about procedures, time frames and financial matters, the State IV-D agency and the SESA in a State must negotiate a written interagency agreement. For guidance in doing so, States may wish to refer to OCSE-IM-81-8 dated June 22, 1981. Although this Information Memorandum provides guidance in developing agreements between State agencies for the purpose of medical support enforcement, the suggested steps to be followed and the elements of a well-written agreement are applicable to any agreement. In addition, the Department of Labor has prepared the attached sample agreement dealing specifically with the withholding of unemployment compensation for payment of support. The sample agreement language and provisions are not required; they are intended to provide guidance only. To simplify and expedite negotiations between the two programs the State IV-D agency must enter into the agreement on behalf of any local IV-D agencies that administer the State's Child Support Enforcement program. Since both the State and local IV-D ag...

SESA has the meaning given to it in the preamble.

SESA means State Employment Service Agency, established according to the Law of Georgia on Employment Support, or a successor thereto.