Schedule 6 definition

Schedule 6 means Schedule 6 to the Finance Xxx 0000;

Schedule 6 means Schedule 6 to the Finance Act 2000;

Schedule 6 to the Asset Pledge Agreement, “Schedule 6” to the Share Pledge Agreement, “Schedule 6” to the Quota Pledge Agreement and “Schedule 6” to the Receivables Pledge Agreements are supplemented by “Schedule 6” to this Term;

Examples of Schedule 6 in a sentence

• In the first three months after the Commencement Date, this amount shall be equivalent to the total amount payable by the Customer to the Contractor on account of the Route Fixed Price and Route Variable Price described in Schedule 6 if every Service was performed on each School Day in the first three months after the Commencement Date, based on the Group(s) and Routes in Schedule 6.

• The licence granted to the Customer is subject to the terms of the End User Licence in Schedule 6, the terms of T-Impact’s fair usage policy which can be found at the Schedule 6 and, in the case of an Installation, limited to use on the machine on which the T-Impact Solution is installed).

• The licence granted to the Customer is subject to the terms of the End User Licence in Schedule 6, the terms of T-Impact’s fair usage policy which can be found at the Schedule 6 and, in the case of an Installation, limited to use on the machine on which the Robotic Subscription is installed).

• Schedule 4 – Payment Schedule Payments to Contractor From the Commencement Date the Customer shall pay the Contractor for providing the Services in respect of each Group and Route as specified in Schedule 6 – Pricing Schedule.

• Each Consortium Member must comply with the terms of Schedule 6 (Anti-Bribery and Anti- Corruption).

More Definitions of Schedule 6

Schedule 6. All applicable Units shall become nonforfeitable and fully vested in accordance with the schedule set forth below: Completed Vested Years of Employment Percentage ------------------- ---------- Less than 3 0% 3 but less than 4 20% 4 but less than 5 40% 5 but less than 6 60% 6 but less than 7 80% 7 or more 100%

Schedule 6 means Schedule 6 to the Finance Act 2000(1);

Schedule 6. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of Schedule 6 (other than paragraph 14 thereof) shall not apply to any claim under this Clause 6.

Schedule 6. Franchise Specific Obligations

Schedule 6. Courier Driver Classification A Courier Driver is a person who is principally engaged in the transportation of pathology specimens. As a Courier Driver, you will be required to carry out the duties relevant to this role that are within the limits of your skill, competence and training – see the following table for further information of your classification details. Your duties include but are not limited to the following: • Coding and transporting of pathology specimens • Delivery of test results to referring doctors • Transporting stores, materials, equipment or staff • Attending staff meetings. You will also need to use safe and defensive driving practices at all times. Note: you need to take into account clause 4.2. A Courier Driver will be classified at one of the following levels: Classification Details of what is expected of you Level 1 Courier Generally, you will not have previous Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx Pathology Courier experience. Your duties are assigned using written or oral instructions, and your work is reviewed and guidance is available. Your training period will include instruction in appropriate policies and procedures, and you are expected to complete in-service and training in Occupational Health and Safety. After 12 months and completing the relevant training, you will automatically progress to Level 2. However, if you can show you have previous pathology courier experience, then you may apply for Level 2 when you have successfully completed your probationary period.

Schedule 6 means the provisions binding on all SOLBE1 Shareholders as regards the SOLBE1 Shares issued to them on or after 1 June 2018;

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