Recurring. Continuing employment throughout the calendar year incorporating a scheduled period of layoff of not more than four (4) months subject to normal recall rights for the position from which the incumbent was laid off.
Recurring. A recurring telework arrangement can be up to five days per week. If the Employer approves an employee's request for a regular, recurring telework arrangement, the employee's telework schedule will remain fixed, unless and until changed in accordance with this Article. An employee with a performance summary rating of “Unacceptable” will be ineligible for a recurring telework schedule.
Recurring. If you designate a Bill Payment as a “Recurring” transactions, you may request, and the Credit Union will use, a Scheduled Initiation Date that reoccurs on a specified regular basis (i.e. weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, etc.). You will designate a “start” and “end” date. Sufficient funds must be available by midnight of the night before the Scheduled Initiation Date, but will be deducted from your checking account on the Scheduled Initiation Date. “Recurring” transactions may be canceled or changed until 12:00 midnight of the night before the Scheduled Initiation Date.
Recurring. A total of pro rata Membership Fees payable upon signing up. You agree on the monthly direct debit/ credit card auto pay of your Membership dues and payable until the Minimum Term ends. Any continuing Membership period (on-going Membership) even if you do not use the club facilities, this recurring Membership will automatically renew on the following month with no further bound commitment.
Recurring. Describes items in the scope of work that are regularly billed at a standard interval, usually (but not limited to) weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annually. Recurring scope of work portion of this Agreement outlines the specific items covered by the recurring charges and their respective intervals of recurrence.
Recurring. If I designate a bill payment as a "recurring" transaction, I may request that the transaction be made in the same amount, to the same merchant or account, on a specified regular, periodic basis (i.e. weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, etc.), and I will designate a "start" and "end" date. The Scheduled Payment Date will be the date I enter or the next Business Day should the date I enter fall on a weekend or holiday. I understand that I must have sufficient available funds in my Payment Account by midnight of the Business Day before the Scheduled Payment Date even though the payment will be deducted from my account on the actual Scheduled Payment Date. Through ehccupay-bill payment I may cancel or change a "recurring" transaction not later than 10:00 p.m. of the Business Day before the Scheduled Payment Date.
Recurring. If you designate a bill payment as a Recurring transaction, you may request, and we will use, a specified “Pay Now” date that occurs on a specified regular basis (i.e. weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, quarterly etc.). You may designate a start and end date or set the payments to continue indefinitely.
Recurring. If you designate a xxxx payment as a Recurring transaction, you may request, and we will use, a specified “Pay Now” date that occurs on a specified regular basis (i.e. weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, quarterly etc.). You may designate a start and end date or set the payments to continue indefinitely.
Recurring b. E-Commerce;
Recurring. “I would like for you to write about a significant recurring event in your life. This recurring event should be an event that you experienced multiple times in your life with mainly the same people and setting. This recurring event should stand out to you as an important set of experiences.” These specific instructions were followed for both single and recurring events with: “As you write about the [single/recurring] event you have in mind please describe, in detail, what happened, where you were, who was involved, what you did, and what you were thinking and feeling during the event. Also, try to convey what impact this single unique event has had on you, and why it is an important event in your life. Try to be specific and provide as much detail as you can.” Questionnaires. Immediately following each narrative elicitation, participants completed three questionnaires to assess the functions that memory served (self, social, and directive). The self function was assessed with the Centrality of Events Scale (Xxxxxxxx & Xxxxx, 2006), a brief 7-item scale designed to assess how central an event is to a person’s sense of self or identity (Appendix A). Reliability for the Centrality of Event Scale was calculated on our sample, Xxxxxxxx’s α ranged from .88 to .91 for the four memories provided by the participants. Items were rated on a Likert-type scale from 1-7 (totally disagree – totally agree). Examples include “I feel that this event has become part of my identity” and “This event was a turning point in my life.” The social function was assessed using a 6-item scale developed for this study to assess the extent to which each memory served a social function by facilitating, or enhancing the appreciation of, personal relationships (Appendix B). Reliability for the Social Function Scale was calculated on our sample, Cronbach’s α ranged from .80 to .91 for the four memories. Items were rated on a Likert-type scale from 1-7 (totally disagree – totally agree). Examples include “When I think about this event I feel closer to my friends, family, or community”, “Thinking about this event reminds me of how important my relationships are”, and “When I share this memory I feel closer to the person(s) I am sharing with”. The directive function was assessed using a 6-item scale developed for this study to assess the extent to which each memory served a directive function by changing behavior, or influencing decision making (Appendix C). Reliability of the Directive Functi...
