ESP Sample Clauses

ESP. If ESP is selecting this billing option, (a) ESP must submit a credit application on the form supplied by UDC; and (b) indicate the primary method for notifying ESP of UDC Charges (check one): _____ Paper _____ Diskette _____ EDI _____ Other electronic exchange SEPARATE UDC AND ESP BILLS ESP may change these elections from time to time in compliance with the relevant direct access tariff upon prior written notice to UDC. The Direct Access Service Request for each Direct Access customer will specify which billing option will apply to that customer. If ESP specifies in any DASR any billing option that has not been checked above, the DASR will be rejected.
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ESP. The ESP consists of two pass with 06 nos field & one dummy field per pass.
ESP. ‘s non-compliance with requirements set-forth in Clause 17 of the Contract constitutes a material breach (breach of a material term or condition) of the Contract.
ESP. 1) No employee shall be disciplined without just cause. Any such action shall be subject to binding arbitration pursuant to NJSA 34:13A-29. Non-Renewals are not subject to this provision.
ESP. A childcare leave of absence shall be granted by the Board for a period of time mutually agreed upon between the employee and the Board with recognition for natural breaks in the school year. In the case of pregnancy, the unpaid childcare leave shall commence at the termination of the disability period, for which sick leave may be used and for a period as mutually agreed. All insurance coverage shall continue while on such leave during the FMLA period, except the employee shall be required to pay the cost of the employee portion of the premiums. In the event that an employee elects not to return to work upon completion of an approved unpaid leave of absence, the Board may recover from the employee the cost of any payments made to maintain the employee’s coverage, unless the failure to return to work was for reasons beyond the employee’s control.
ESP. ESP," when immediately preceded by "Southern," means the Southern Employee Savings Plan, a defined contribution plan. When immediately preceded by "Southern Energy," "ESP" means the employee savings plan to be established by Southern Energy pursuant to Sections 2.02 and 4.01 that corresponds to the Southern Employee Savings Plan.
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ESP. Each employee who is scheduled to work each normal work day shall be granted fifteen (15) days of sick leave per year without loss of pay, credited on the first day of the school year, accumulating to two hundred forty (240) days, excluding days credited for the current school year. Employees who are regularly scheduled to work only part of the normal work day shall be paid the number of hours which they are regularly scheduled to work. Employees who begin work after the first day of the work year for their position or who work only a portion of the year will be granted a pro-rated number of days of sick leave, based upon the days scheduled to work. Employees who are not regularly scheduled to work each normal work day shall not qualify for sick leave. Employees who are not regularly scheduled to work each normal work day shall have the right to work another unscheduled day in place of a day on which they were absent due to sickness, with administrative approval. In addition to the reasons qualifying for use of sick leave set forth in the School Code, two (2) days of sick leave may be utilized in the event of death of a close personal friend or member of the extended family. Additional days may be granted by the Superintendent for extraordinary circumstances. Eleven (11) month employees may utilize one (1) sick leave day per year as a personal day.
ESP. Employees may at the discretion of the Employer be granted unpaid leaves of absence for duration as agreed between the employee and the Employer. Accrued benefits earned at the time the leave begins shall be retained, but no additional benefits shall be earned during the period of the leave.
ESP. Employees shall be eligible to receive approval from the superintendent to attend college courses, workshops, training, and/or seminars and tests required for certification with the costs of same reimbursed to the employee up to a maximum of $300 per year per employee. The content of the training should have relevance to the employee’s job as determined by the Superintendent. The District shall have a cap of three thousand dollars ($3,000.00) per year for the payment of these trainings and courses. The District shall pay up to seventy dollars ($70.00) for tests required for certification.
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