Selection Information Sample Clauses

Selection Information. Federal law provides certain information be given to you concerning individuals who were eligible and selected for the reduction in force and individuals who were eligible but not selected for the reduction in force. This information can be found in Exhibits B and C, which follow this Exhibit A. Data Sheet by Age July 7, 2016 EXHIBIT B Job Titles of Individuals Not Selected from the Decisional Unit for this Reduction in Force and Not Offered Severance Benefits Job Title Age(s) Chief Executive Officer 49 Chief Financial Officer 61 Chief Business Officer 63 Executive Vice President of Research and Development 45 Data Sheet by Age July 7, 2016 EXHIBIT C Job Titles of Individuals Selected from the Decisional Unit for this Reduction in Force and Offered Severance Benefits for Signing this Separation Agreement and Release Job Title Age(s) Chief Strategy Officer 72 Executive Vice President, Legal Affairs 64
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Selection Information. The selection of the successful firm will be made by a committee, appointed by the Parks & Recreation Department Projects Manager, using a Proposals Based Rating System universal to all interviews, copy attached. Rating forms will be made public after the contract has been negotiated, awarded and executed. The City of Cheyenne retains the right to reject any and all submittals with or without cause. The City also reserves the right to consider and rely upon factors other than pricing in its selection process. In the event, after 30 days, negotiations are unsuccessful with the selected firm, the City of Cheyenne may enter into negotiations with the alternate firms submitting proposals according to rank obtained from the Proposals Based Rating System.
Selection Information. (Due to the consequences of Covid 19, the selection process may vary slightly for 2022 for age groups with less players trialling, the Coaches Committee may permit a player to be added after the trial process) While every effort is made to constantly refine the selection processes, subjectivity remains an unavoidable element of selection to a MWBA Representative Team. Please be aware that selection is one of the most difficult times of year for MWBA. The MWBA selection period commences from the first day of trials, until the final team selections are posted on the MWBA website. If, at some stage after the selection period is over, a player withdraws from any of the age groups, a replacement player may be found at the discretion of the MWBA Coaching Committee and the team Head Coach. This player may not have participated in the Representative trial process; however, all decisions will be made in the best interests of the MWBA Representative Program. The following are factors that may be considered during the selection process: • Ability to compete at a Metro League or State Championships. • A history of successful past performances at Sydney or State Championships.‌ • A history of successful past performances in the MWBA Local Competition. • Demonstrated high level of performance at selection trials (except where the athlete is exempted from attendance at selection trials by MWBA). • Athletic ability, desire and dedication to become a player at the highest possible level. • Potential to be socially compatible and display a sense of “team ethic” within a group. • Highly receptive to coaching and highly cooperative within the team coaching environment. • Demonstrated attitude displaying excellent self-discipline and standards of personal behaviour.‌ • Outstanding desire and commitment to working hard at improving mental, physical and basketball skills. • Any other criteria that the selectors see fit to apply in helping them to select the teams that they believe will be best able to represent MWBA.‌
Selection Information. Federal law provides certain information be given to you concerning individuals who were eligible and selected for the reduction in force and individuals who were eligible but not selected for the reduction in force. This information can be found in Exhibit B, which follows this Exhibit
Selection Information. Federal law provides certain information be given to you concerning individuals who were eligible and selected for the reduction in force and individuals who were eligible but not selected for the reduction in force. This information can be found in Exhibits B and C, which follow this Exhibit A. AMT Separation Agreement - Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Data Sheet by Age March 22, 2023 EXHIBIT B Job Titles of Individuals Not Selected from the Decisional Unit for this Reduction in Force and Not Offered Severance Benefits Job Title Age(s) CHIEF OFFICER 46 CHIEF OFFICER 55 DIRECTOR 34 DIRECTOR 42 DIRECTOR 54 DIRECTOR 51 DIRECTOR 69 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 51 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 41 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 45 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 47 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 56 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 51 EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT 60 HUMAN RESOURCE GENERALIST 30 MANAGER 34 MANAGER 51 SENIOR ACCOUNTANT 34 SENIOR MANAGER 31 SENIOR MANAGER 42 SENIOR MANAGER 46 SENIOR MANAGER 43 SENIOR MANAGER 39 SENIOR SCIENTIST 30 SUPERVISOR 32 VICE PRESIDENT 50 AMT Separation Agreement - Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Data Sheet by Age March 22, 2023 EXHIBIT C Job Titles of Individuals Selected from the Decisional Unit for this Reduction in Force and Offered Severance Benefits for Signing this Separation Agreement and Release Job Title Age(s) ANALYST 26 ANALYST 31 ANALYST 27 ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR* 46 ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR* 53 ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR* 62 ASSOCIATE SCIENTIST 29 ASSOCIATE* 33 CHIEF OFFICER 48 CHIEF OFFICER 54 CHIEF OFFICER* 47 DIRECTOR 53 DIRECTOR 40 DIRECTOR 39 DIRECTOR* 47 ENGINEER 42 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 59 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 42 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR* 50 LAB TECHNICIAN 50 MANAGER* 27 MANUFACTURING ASSOCIATE 25 MANUFACTURING ASSOCIATE 26 MANUFACTURING ASSOCIATE 59 MANUFACTURING ASSOCIATE 31 MANUFACTURING SUPERVISOR 30 PRINCIPAL SCIENTIST 44 RESEARCH ASSOCIATE 22 SENIOR ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT* 44 SENIOR ANALYST 39 SENIOR ENGINEER 30 SENIOR MANAGER 49 SENIOR MANAGER 32 SENIOR MANAGER 41 SENIOR MANAGER 37 SENIOR MANAGER* 49 SENIOR MANAGER* 34 11 AMT Separation Agreement - Xxxxx Xxxxxxx SENIOR MANAGER* 30 SENIOR MANUFACTURING ASSOCIATE 63 SENIOR SCIENTIST 48 SENIOR SPECIALIST 30 SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT 62 SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT* 56 SPECIALIST 57 SPECIALIST 55 VICE PRESIDENT 63 VICE PRESIDENT 52 VICE PRESIDENT 40 VICE PRESIDENT* 56 VICE PRESIDENT* 40 VICE PRESIDENT* 41 *Included in March 8, 2023 reduction in force.
Selection Information. Federal law provides certain information be given to you concerning individuals who were eligible and selected for the reduction in force and individuals who were eligible but not selected for the reduction in force. This information is provided below: Job Titles and Ages of Individuals in the Decisional Unit, and Whether Selected for the Reduction in Force and Eligible for Severance Benefits Job Title Age(s) (as of July 18, 2023) Selected for RIF and Eligible for Severance? Chief Executive Officer 50 N Chief Revenue Officer 53 N Chief Technology Officer 52 Y Chief People Officer 52 N General Xxxxxxx and Corporate Secretary 00 X SCHEDULE 1 RSUs To Vest On Agreement Effective Date Grant Date Shares Granted Vested Unvested 8/25/2019 4,493 4,212 281 8/25/2019 1,997 1,872 125 2/27/2020 625 507 118 5/25/2020 625 505 120 8/25/2020 625 507 118 12/2/2020 625 507 118 2/25/2022 1,751 729 1,022 2/25/2023 2,500 0 2,500 2/25/2023 3,125 260 2,865
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