Working Line definition

Working Line means a line on a roster showing the details of what shift work is to be undertaken during the week for that particular line and should, wherever practical, add up to the required number of Ordinary Hours of Work for the particular work group for the specified period (i.e. 40 hour week). There may be one or more Working Lines on a roster.

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Working Line means an active access line or channel. (Source: Amended at 34 Ill. Reg. , effective )

Working Line means the loan facility under the credit agreement, dated February 20, 1997, between the Company and the Frost National Bank for the purposes of supporting accounts receivable, funding letters of credit and providing for working capital needs, as amended, modified, supplemented, extended, restated or renewed from time to time.

Examples of Working Line in a sentence

• After (i) the Conversion Date, and (ii) the Option Date (if the Borrower and the SuperMajority Lenders did not agree to an Extension Option), Working Line Advances prepaid hereunder may not be reborrowed.

• If such Lead Working Line Installer is required to be absent from the job for an extended period of time, a replacement shall be designated by the City.

• If employees report for work on a regular shift and it is mutually agreed between the supervisor and the crew Lead Working Line Installer that weather conditions are such that they cannot work, they shall be paid for one (1) hour at the straight time rate.

• In other words, if the guaranteed hours for the week are 40 but the shift hours for a Working Line only add up to 38 then any HAH hours applicable to that Working Line (in this case up to a maximum of 2 hours) can be used to make up the guaranteed hours for the week.

• Any surplus HAH hours for the Working Line are then included in the Aggregate Component using the applicable Ordinary Hourly Rate.

• So long as there exists a Default under Section 9.01(a) hereof or any Event of Default, all mandatory and voluntary Commitment reductions shall be applied to the Revolver A Commitment, the Revolver B Commitment and, if prior to the Conversion Date to the Working Line Commitment, pro rata.

• Upon such notice and receipt by the Lenders of the new promissory notes, the Working Line Loan shall automatically convert to a term loan on the Option Date or the Extension Final Maturity, as applicable.

• On the Conversion Date all outstanding Working Line Advances shall convert to a term loan in the amount of the outstanding Working Line Advances outstanding on the Conversion Date and such term loan shall be due and payable in one payment on the Maturity Date.

• In the event there is any available credit under the Working Line Revolving Loan as of the Maturity Date (the “Unused Working Line Facility”), then Borrowers shall pay on or before the Maturity Date an additional loan fee equal to one-quarter of one percent (0.25%) of the total principal amount of the Working Line Revolving Loan less the daily average outstanding principal balance of the Working Line Revolving Loan for the then immediately preceding twelve (12) month period.

• After the Conversion Date, no Advances will be available under the Working Line Loan except Refinancing Advances.

More Definitions of Working Line

Working Line means an anchor line used primarily for access, egress, work positioning and work restraint and does not include a lifeline as defined in Part 21, Fall Protection, of these regulations.

Working Line means an active access line or channel. (Source: Amended at 24 Ill. Reg. 13861, effective September 1, 2000)

Working Line means an active access line or channel.

Working Line means a Line that has an active service.

Working Line means an active access line or channel. (Source: Amended at 36 Ill. Reg. 14990, effective October 1, 2012)