Method of Measuring Employee’s Full-Time Status Sample Clauses

Method of Measuring Employee’s Full-Time Status. With regard to the class of Employees elected in Section 2.01, the Plan Sponsor (or Participating Plan Sponsor) must elect which measurement method (i.e., Look-Back Measurement Method or Monthly Measurement Method) it will use for determining their status as a Full-Time Employee. The following measurement method will be used: (Choose (a) or (b)) [ x ] (a) Look-Back Measurement Method.
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