Host Employer definition

Host Employer means the applicant employer that submitted an application for funding from MassCEC for an intern(s) through the Program and has been awarded such funding by MassCEC.
Host Employer means a public or private employer that employs a summer youth jobs participant.
Host Employer means the person named and described as the Host Employer in the Application to Host Apprentice and Obtain Credit and includes all related and associate persons within the meaning of the Corporations Act 2001(Cwth) and its directors, officers and employees;

Examples of Host Employer in a sentence

  • The GTO provides assistance, coordination and accurate advice to host employers for the duration of the Host Employer Agreement, and works with the host employer to provide appropriate on-the-job training, supervision, support and mentoring to the hosted apprentice/trainee.

  • Property belonging to the Host Employer and being used as part of Your Business and with the Host Employer’s consent.

  • However in cases of Government projects whereby the Government is obligated to staff the said project, further consideration may be given by the Commission for further extension up to a maximum of three (3) years as appropriate.(2) Host Employer is required to provide a copy of the draft contract outlining the purpose, location and duration of the secondment.(3) All secondments require the endorsement of the Chief Executive Officer and the Minister and the approval of the Commission.

  • Host Employer shall maintain books, records, and other compilations of data pertaining to the Reimbursement made to the extent and in such detail as shall properly substantiate use of such payments.

  • Host Employer acknowledges that all MassCEC employees are subject to the Massachusetts Conflict of Interest statute, M.G.L. c.


More Definitions of Host Employer

Host Employer means any person or persons or corporation for whom the services are provided;
Host Employer means a public or private employer that employs a summer
Host Employer means a person who contracts with a group training organisation for the training of apprentices and trainees.
Host Employer means the applicant employer that has submitted an application for funding from MassCEC for an intern(s) through the Program and has been awarded such funding by MassCEC. This entity will be deemed the Intern’s employer for all purposes.
Host Employer. Means the employer that owns or manages the property where the construction work is taking place. Note: If the owner of the property on which the construction activity occurs has contracted with an entity for the general management of that property, and has transferred to that entity the information specified in OSHA 29CFR 1926.1203(h)(1), OSHA will treat the contracted management entity as the host employer for as long as that entity manages the property. Otherwise, OSHA will treat the owner of the property as the host employer. In no case will there be more than one host employer.
Host Employer means a public or private employer that employs an
Host Employer means the Company that, pursuant to an arrangement with EGT, provides apprentice employees in training with on-the-job training relevant to their particular training arrangement.