Substantially Comparable definition

Substantially Comparable shall include, where applicable, comparability with respect to the types of benefits and coverage and the cost to the Employee thereof, or, if greater, such employee benefits or terms and conditions of employment required by applicable Law so as to avoid triggering severance or redundancy obligations that would be borne by Seller directly or through Indebtedness.

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Substantially Comparable means applicants have been assessed as suitable to undertake the intended scope of practice, taking full responsibility for individual patients with only oversight of their practice by a supervisor. In order to be considered substantially comparable an applicant must have satisfied the college requirements in relation to previous training, assessment, recent specialist practice and continuing professional development (CPD). The applicant may be required to undertake a period of up to 12 months full time equivalent of practice under peer review by a reviewer approved by the college, which may involve the satisfactory completion of a workplace- based assessment (WBA). This is to ensure that the level of performance is similar to that of an Australian trained specialist, and to assist with their transition to the Australian health system, provide professional support and help them to access CPD. The length of peer review and nature of assessment is up to the individual college to determine on

Substantially Comparable employment shall mean employment which (a) has a base salary which is equal to or higher than your Effective Base Salary and a benefits package which, in total, is equivalent or superior to your benefits package in effect prior to the Change in Control; (b) is at the same or a higher Level of Responsibility and Title; and (c) is at a location no more than 25 miles from (and located in the same State as) your then current employment location. "Level of Responsibility and Title" are set forth in Exhibit A hereto. In any dispute under this Agreement concerning "Substantially Comparable" employment, the Company shall have the burden of proving that your employment was "Substantially Comparable".

Examples of Substantially Comparable in a sentence

Buyer shall indemnify Seller and hold Seller harmless from any severance or other costs related to Buyer’s termination of employment of any Hired Employee or employees who did not receive Substantially Comparable Employment Terms, and Buyer shall, within five (5) Business Days of Seller’s written request, reimburse Seller for such costs and expenses.
Minimum Wage Table for ESP Positions Comparable to DMH State Positions Providing ESP Services ESP Core Staffing Position Substantially Comparable DMH Position(s) UFR Position(s) Minimum Wage Rate under MGL c.7 §54(2)1 ESP Director Clinical Social Worker (D) Psychologist IV Program Director (UFR Title 102) $62,202.14 Clinical Supervisor Clinical Social Worker (C) Human Services Coordinator (D) Supervising Professional (UFR Title 104) $52,399.08 Nursing Manager RN Registered Nurse IV Registered Nurse V N.
Buyer shall not have any Liability with respect to any Employee who declines Buyer’s offer of employment; provided, however, if Buyer fails to offer any Employee employment on Substantially Comparable Employment Terms, Buyer shall be fully liable for such Employee’s severance and other costs incurred by Seller with respect to such Employee’s termination of employment with Seller.
Staff I (UFR Title 136) $27,741.38 1 “the lesser of step one of the grade or classification under which the comparable regular agency employee is paid, or the average private sector wage rate for said position as determined by the executive office for administration and finance….” ESP Core Staffing Position Substantially Comparable DMH Position(s) UFR Position(s) Minimum Wage Rate under MGL c.7 §54(2)1 BS Milieu Mental Health Worker I Mental Health Worker II Direct Care/Prog.
On or before the Closing Date Buyer shall offer employment to each Employee who is listed on Schedule 3.15(e)(i) on Substantially Comparable Employment Terms (as defined below), and such offers shall be effective as of the Closing Date, except that with respect to Employees who remain employees of Seller pursuant to the Transition Services Agreements, such offer will be effective as of the termination of the applicable transition services.

More Definitions of Substantially Comparable

Substantially Comparable means (i) with regard to Employees whose principal place of work or remote working location (if applicable) is in a country in which Buyer has employees immediately prior to the Closing substantially comparable, in the aggregate, to those employee benefits and other terms and conditions of employment provided to employees of Buyer employed in the same country immediately prior to the Closing or, if greater, such employee benefits and other terms and conditions of employment required by applicable Law, and (ii) with regard to Employees whose principal place of work or remote working location (if applicable) is in a country in which Buyer does not employ any employees immediately

Substantially Comparable employment shall mean employment which (a) has an annual salary equivalent or superior to your annual salary in effect prior to the Sale of Trap Rock; and (b) is at a location within the same State as your State of employment prior to the Sale of Trap Rock and no more than 25 miles from your then current employment location.