Continuously employed as used in Section 9, means continuously employed by the Bank but excludes any period of employment by a bank or financial institution acquired by or merged into the Bank and excludes any period of employment by the Bank if such period is separated from the current employment with the Bank by a break in service (other a break in service resulting solely from illness, disability or family leave).
Continuously employed means the absence of any interruption or termination of service. Continuous Employment with the Company shall not be considered interrupted in the case of the sick leave, military leave or any other leave of absence approved by the Company or in the case of transfers between location of the Company; provided that the individual continues to be an Employee of the Company;
Continuously employed means the absence of any interruption or termination of employment with the Company or with a subsidiary of the Company. Continuous employment shall not be considered interrupted or terminated in the case of sick leave, military leave or any other leave of absence approved by the Company or in the case of transfers between locations of the Company and its subsidiaries.
Examples of Continuously employed in a sentence
Continuously employed workers are workers employed in all months of 2011, 2012 and 2013.
Comparison group: Continuously employed in same plant, 1984-1990.
In order to be eligible for both maternity and parental leave, an employee must have been Continuously employed by the Company for at least weeks prior to the expected of birth.
This can be taken out 60 days prior to confinement by the mother, and thereafter by either parent until the child is 8 years old.6Pregnancy cash benefit of 75% of pay for insured persons.United KingdomStatutory Maternity Pay (SMP): Continuously employed for 26 weeks by end of 15th week pre-confinement.
Continuously employed is defined as if the break in employment does not exceed two months.• The employment requirement does not apply to elderly and disabled families.
More Definitions of Continuously employed
Continuously employed means having worked in the same public school district or charter school for at least ninety one (91) working days in the prior school year. Substitute teachers shall be considered Continuously Employed when they have worked forty five (45) days in the prior school year in any combination of Delaware school districts or charter schools. Persons participating in a student teacher assignment shall be considered Continuously Employed when they have participated for forty five (45) days in the prior school year in any combination of Delaware school districts or charter schools as a student teacher.
Continuously employed means any period of employment uninterrupted by voluntary or involuntary termination or discharge. A member who has taken a leave of absence approved by the member's employer, not to exceed a year unless approved by the executive director, and returns to employment shall be regarded as continuously employed for the period.
Continuously employed means a period of employment which has not been interrupted by more than thirty (30) calendar days at any one time, except by an authorized leave of absence, sick leave, vacation, or military leave of absence, absence due to illness that was compensable under Minnesota Workers Compensation or, for a period not to exceed two years while on Long Term Disability.
Continuously employed means employment that has not been interrupted by a break in service.
Continuously employed means continuous uninterrupted service with the District since last date of hire. Prior service in other Units within the District shall be credited on a pro rata basis, with less than six and one-half (6 ½) hours per day to equal one-half (1/2) time for computation purposes and three (3) hours or less per day to equal zero (0) time. (Example: Bus Aide works four (4) hours per day for six (6) years and then transfers to Unit 9; obtains three (3) years of credit for vacation eligibility.) Completed Years of Service (on July 1) Vacation Days 1 Year 10 5 Years 15 15 Years 20 20 Years 21 21+ Years 22
Continuously employed as used in this subsection means employed by successive employers without intervening periods of either unemployment or employment by anyone other than a participating employer.
Continuously employed means the Employee’s continuous and uninterrupted full-time employment with the Company.