Time Periods are defined as follows: Where a period of time is prescribed and expressed as a number of days, the period shall be computed as the number of work days expressed exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays, and paid holidays. If any act or step that is to be taken, to begin or to end falls on a Saturday, Sunday or paid holiday, the following work day shall be the date on which such period begins or ends, or on which such step or act is to be taken. All time periods and dates may be altered by the mutual consent of the Parties.
Time Periods. (except where otherwise specified in the agreement) shall refer to a number of days within which any matter shall be dealt with in terms of calendar days.
Time Periods means periods of time referred to in days shall be deemed to mean such periods of time calculated on consecutive calendar days exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays and Named Holidays specified in Article 32.
Examples of Time Periods in a sentence
The fifty-two (52) Time Periods are made up of ten (10) Fixed Weeks in the Summer Season, ten (10) Floating Weeks in the Spring Season, ten (10) Floating Weeks in the Fall Season, ten (10) Floating Weeks in the Winter Season, ten (10) Floating Weeks in the Additional Week Period, one (1) Service Week in the spring season and one (1) Service Week in the off-season.
More Definitions of Time Periods
Time Periods. In computing the time periods described in this article, "days" shall refer to work days. Working days in the Franklin Local School District are those days when the Central Office is open for regular business. The described time period shall begin to run on the day following the date of the act, event, or occurrence which initiates the running of the time period. "Immediate Supervisor" is the certificated/licensed person to whom an individual is directly responsible and who has a meaningful responsibility in evaluating and recommending their employment. Level One - A teacher must initiate this procedure in the following manner: the teacher must meet with his/her principal, or immediate supervisor most directly concerned with the grievance, and discuss the matter in his/her own behalf to seek resolution of same. Prior to the meeting, the grievant must advise, in writing, the immediate supervisor that the requested meeting is a Level One grievance meeting. A grievance may be submitted directly to Level Two (Exhibit B) if the immediate supervisor apparently does not have authority to resolve the matter. Level Two - In the event that Level One is unsuccessful, the teacher may file a written grievance (Exhibit B). The grievance shall include a statement of the alleged specific facts constituting the alleged violation, misinterpretation or misapplication of the contract and the relief requested. The grievance shall be filed with the principal or immediate supervisor no later than ten (10) days after the occurrence of the event giving rise to the grievance. Within ten (10) days of the principal or immediate supervisor receiving the written grievance as provided herein, the principal or immediate supervisor shall meet with the aggrieved teacher and an Association representative, if the aggrieved person wishes to be accompanied by same, in an effort to resolve the grievance. The principal or immediate supervisor shall respond in writing to the grievance within ten (10) days after the hearing setting forth his decision. Level Three - In the event the grievance is not settled at Level Two, the teacher may file a written appeal with the Superintendent or designee no later than ten (10) days after receiving the Level Two response. Within ten (10) days of the Superintendent or designee receiving the written grievance as provided herein, the Superintendent or designee shall meet with the aggrieved teacher and an Association representative, if the aggrieved person wishes ...
Time Periods means such time periods as the Selectmen shall establish as part of the Inspection Procedures during which an authorized Town employee will be available at the Boat Launch to conduct inspections in accordance with the Inspection Procedures.
Time Periods. Should the last day of a time period fall on a weekend or legal holiday, the next Business Day thereafter shall be considered the end of the time period.
Time Periods. As necessary or desirable to facilitate the proper administration of the Plan and consistentwith the requirements of section 457 of the Code, the Board may further restrict the time periods during which a Participant or Beneficiary is required to make any election under the Plan, including the making or amendingof a Deferral Agreement, the making or amendingof Investment Option selections, the election of distribution commencementdates or distribution forms.
Time Periods means each of the months an Eligible Class Member was enrolled as a customer of Defendant and was on the Select Variable Plan. For purposes of this definition, an Eligible Class Member shall be considered to have been enrolled as a customer of Defendant and on the Select Variable Plan for a particular month if the Eligible Class Member was enrolled as a customer of Defendant and on the Select Variable Plan for at least one day of that month.
Time Periods during each Calendar Year are hereby established for each Cottage. The Time Periods are identified by a number from 1 to 52. The fifty-two (52) Time Periods are made up of ten (10) Fixed Weeks in the Summer Season, ten (10) Floating Weeks in the Spring Season, ten (10) Floating Weeks in the Fall Season, ten (10) Floating Weeks in the Winter Season, ten (10) Floating Weeks in the Additional Week Period, one (1) Service Week in the spring season and one (1) Service Week in the off-season. Exhibit "C" sets out the basis upon which each Owner shall have the right to reserve on a priority basis and then use that Owner's Cottage for five (5) weeks each calendar year.
Time Periods. In computing the time periods described in this article, “days” shall refer to work days. Working days in the Switzerland of Ohio School District are those days when the Central Office is open for regular business. The described time period shall begin to run on the day following the date of the act, event, or occurrence which initiates the running of the time period.