Weekly basis definition

Weekly basis means operational for a minimum of five (5) days per week.
Weekly basis means that the Employer’s report and payment for a particular work week shall be due on the Friday of the following week. An Employer’s report and payment shall be considered “delinquent” if not postmarked on or before such day. In addition to the weekly Fringe Benefit contributions, the unbonded employers and delinquent employers must also pay into an escrow account held by the Fringe Benefit Fund Trustees or their designee(s) an amount equal to 20% of the Employer’s weekly fringe benefit payment. The unbonded/delinquent Employer shall continue to make weekly payments to the escrow account until the balance of the escrow account reaches $50,000 ($25,000 if the Employer has fewer than seven (7) regular employees). An Employer may cash out its escrow account only if the Employer has provided proof to the Trustees or their designee(s) that the Employer has obtained a $50,000 surety bond to be held by the Trustees of the Fringe Benefit Funds.
Weekly basis means at least eight hours per day five days per week for forty-six weeks for retail, and bar and grill licenses at a location not owned by the state of Wyoming, Natrona county or the city of Casper, and at least five hours per day five days

Examples of Weekly basis in a sentence

  • Employment of Performers employed on a Three-Day or Weekly basis shall be for consecutive days from the beginning of the engagement.

  • Moisture, sulfur, ash, volatile matter, stability, size and phosphorous will be tested and analyzed on (i) a daily basis (for the purpose of determining whether Coke is Conforming Coke) and (ii) on a Weekly basis (for the purpose of determining any Coke Price adjustments pursuant to the “Threshold” limits set forth in Schedule 5.1(b)), based in each case upon an arithmetical average of such shift samples.

  • CSR shall be determined on a Weekly basis based upon a composite of such shift samples.

  • Total moisture shall be determined on a Weekly basis based upon a composite of such Screened Coke shift samples.

  • A Production Assistant working five (5) consecutive Work Days shall be deemed to be engaged on a Weekly basis.

  • The Debtor shall re-pay the Creditor on a: (check one) ☐ - Monthly basis beginning on , 20 , in the amount of $ to be paid on the of every month ending on ☐ - Bi-Weekly basis beginning on , 20 , in the amount of $ to be paid every fourteen (14) days ending on ☐ - Weekly basis beginning on , 20 , in the amount of $ to be paid every seven (7) days ending on , 20 or when the Amount Owed is paid-in-full.

  • The Debtor shall re-pay the Creditor on a: (check one) ☐ - Monthly basis beginning on _ (mm/dd/yyyy) in the amount of $ _ to be paid on the _ _ of every month, ending on ☐ - Bi-Weekly basis beginning on _ (mm/dd/yyyy), in the amount of $ _ to be paid every fourteen (14) days, ending on ☐ - Weekly basis beginning on _ _ (mm/dd/yyyy), in the amount of $ _ to be paid every seven (7) days ending on ☐ - Other _.

  • Facilitate family reunification support groups and workshops Weekly basis, for 3 months 50% of clients who completed the program did not reoffend or recidivate for 6 months after release from jail or prison.

  • Unless waived in writing by the County, Contractor shall complete, maintain, and submit to Engineer on a Weekly basis a daily log of the Contractor's work in a format approved by the Engineer.

  • We shall be entitled to submit such reminders on a Weekly basis once the Payment has become overdue.


More Definitions of Weekly basis

Weekly basis means at least eight hours per day five days per week for forty-six weeks for retail, and bar and grill licenses at a location not owned by the state of Wyoming, Natrona county or the city of Casper, and at least five hours per day five days per week for fifty weeks per year for a restaurant license, unless the license was issued as a seasonal license and excluding periods of time where government issued public health orders restrict community wide business operations.