Subsistence definition
Subsistence means such subsistence as is reasonable in the circumstances of the employment in question, and does not include accommodation; and
Subsistence means the customary and traditional native Hawaiian uses of renewable ocean resources for direct personal or family consumption or sharing.
Subsistence means essential living expenses including rent or mortgage payments on the veteran’s or veteran’s depen- dent’s residential living quarters, food, clothing, medical insur- ance premiums, prescribed medications, essential travel, moving expenses, child care required because of employment, education or medical reasons, household utilities expenses including heat, electricity, gas and telephone, and, in exceptional cases, such other items relating to emergency aid as the department may deem necessary.
Examples of Subsistence in a sentence
The costs for the services of the Arbitrator, including per diem expenses, if any, and the actual and necessary travel and the Subsistence expenses, will be borne equally by the COMMITTEE and the ASSOCIATION.
Subsistence shall be paid in accordance with procedures prescribed by the Department of Personnel Administration.
Subsistence expenses (including travel expenses within the locality visited) will be reimbursed at the applicable daily rate.
The Authority will review this in line with the Schedule 9 before any Travel or Subsistence is arranged and/or claimed.
Subsistence - When working ten (10) or twelve (12) hour shifts, subsistence shall be provided only with proof of receipt of overnight stay.
More Definitions of Subsistence
Subsistence means support provided to, or paid to recipients for support services including all living expenses, child care, and transportation.
Subsistence means meals and incidental costs as contemplated in paragraph 1.2 of Schedule A excluding accommodation;
Subsistence means essential living expenses including current rent or mortgage payments on the applicant’s primary resi- dence, food, current medical insurance premiums, current costs for prescribed medications, essential travel, child care required because of employment, educational or medical reasons, and cur- rent costs for electricity, heat, and basic telephone service for the applicant’s primary residence. Subsistence also means any repairs or purchases required due to an economic emergency.
Subsistence means for personal use or for community use as defined in Chapter 24 of the James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement.
Subsistence means food and drink for an Incident assignment, generally at specified intervals but also available as needed to accommodate Incident conditions. Subsistence may also include those items normally provided in fire camp, such as showers, restrooms, camping facilities, etc. (as outlined in C 5.0).
Subsistence means lodging, meals, and incidental expenses associated with traveling.
Subsistence means that which is necessary for the sustenance of life or any activity undertaken to provide for the needs of a household;