Voluntary Retirement Scheme definition
Voluntary Retirement Scheme or “VRS” means payments under Part B.1 of the Project made pursuant to a Voluntary Retirement Scheme approved by Madhya Pradesh, and in accordance with guidelines and procedures set forth in a VRS action plan adopted by Madhya Pradesh and acceptable to the Bank.
Voluntary Retirement Scheme or “VRS” means the Voluntary Retirement Scheme referred to in section 23 of the Sugar Industry Efficiency Act
Voluntary Retirement Scheme means the Voluntary Retirement Scheme referred to in the Memorandum of Understanding signed on 27 March 2012 between the Ministry, the Authority and the trade unions relating to the transfer or otherwise of the staff of the 6 service providing institutions to the Authority.
Examples of Voluntary Retirement Scheme in a sentence
Any significant development in Human Resources/ Industrial Relations front like signing of wage agreement, implementation of Voluntary Retirement Scheme etc.
I further declare that I have read/understood various provisions of the Voluntary Retirement Scheme of this Company and am submitting this application for Voluntary Retirement due to reasons indicated at para-10 above.
This Voluntary Retirement Scheme supercedes the earlier Scheme and clarifications issued thereon by the Corporate Personnel Department.
More Definitions of Voluntary Retirement Scheme
Voluntary Retirement Scheme or "VRS" means the Voluntary Retirement Scheme referred to in section 23.
Voluntary Retirement Scheme means the Scheme dated January 23, 1996 of Andhra Pradesh and found satisfactory by the Association and the Bank, setting out, inter alia, the criteria, principles and procedures for the payment of compensation to surplus employees in connection with the implementation of the First Phase Restructuring Program for Public Enterprises and Cooperative Enterprises;