SETA definition

SETA means a sector education and training authority established in terms of section 9 (1);
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SETA means a sector education and training authority established in terms of section 9(1) of the Skills Development Act, 1998, and defined as such in section 1 of that Act;
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SETA means a sector education and training authority established under the Skills Development Act;
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Examples of SETA in a sentence

  • This section does not preclude the employee from requesting reinstatement under the provisions of the SETA Personnel Policies and Procedures or any relevant sections of this Agreement.

  • The Service Center shall grant the SETA a pool of five (5) teaching days to be used for the Association business.

  • The purpose of discipline is to modify behavior and allow the employee to become a productive and successful member of the SETA team.

  • The provisional award is subject to the signing of this Learner Bursary Agreement for Employed Bursars between the Bursar and the Services SETA.

  • Under such circumstances, the Agency shall prepare and submit to the Union and SETA President such proposed descriptions and proposed pay ranges for such classifications prior to submission to the Governing Board and the Head Start Policy Council, where applicable.


More Definitions of SETA

SETA means a sector education and training authority established in terms of section 9 (1) of the Skills Development Act 97 of 1998;
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SETA means Sector Education and Training Authority
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SETA means a sector education and training authority, established by section 9(1 ) of the Skills Development Act;
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SETA means a Sector Education and Training Authority established in terms of s. 9 of the Act;
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SETA shall have the meaning set forth in the Recitals.
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SETA means a sector education and training authority established of section 9(1 ):
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SETA means a sector education and training authority established in terms of the Skills Development Act, 1998.
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