Republic of Ireland. References in the Award Agreement and Exhibit A thereto to the XXX Agreement (and related obligations thereunder) will not apply to the Participant. • Section 12 of the Award Agreement shall be revised to read as follows:
Republic of Ireland. References in the Award Agreement and Exhibit A thereto to the XXX Agreement (and related obligations thereunder) will not apply to the Participant. · For the avoidance of doubt, no unconditional entitlement to receive shares under the Award Agreement will arise on the last day of the Performance Period; rather the number of shares to be delivered pursuant to the Award Agreement will only be quantifiable after the Committee has certified the Company’s actual financial performance in accordance with Section 5 of the Award Agreement (and such performance may result in zero shares being earned). Therefore an absolute entitlement to shares will only arise on the date on which shares are actually delivered to the Participant (referred to in this Award Agreement as “settlement date”). · Section 14 of the Award Agreement shall be revised to read as follows:
Republic of Ireland. When you are in the Republic of Ireland calls, text and data usage within the Republic of Ireland and to the UK are included within your allowance and the daily charge does not apply unless you have a limited call or text allowance. Once you have used up your allowance, calls or texts from the Republic of Ireland to the UK will be subject to the daily charge and calls within the Republic of Ireland will be subject to standard rates as set out in the standard and non-standard price guide. When you are in the Republic of Ireland the daily charge applies to calls and texts to the EU/EEA/Switzerland You can call 150 free of charge when roaming in the EU/EEA to get information about our charges. Emergency services can be contacted within the EU/EEA by calling 112. If your device is compatible with WiFi Calling, you will not be able to use it for WiFi Calling when outside the UK. If your domestic data allowance is greater than 50GB, a fair usage policy of 50GB whilst roaming in our Europe zone will apply (i.e. you can use up to 50GB from your allowance while roaming, subject to the charge described above). Once you’ve used your fair usage policy amount when roaming, we will notify you and surcharges will apply to continue using data when roaming in our Europe and Rest of World Zones. The surcharges will last until you exhaust the remainder of your domestic data allowance, return to the UK, or until your next bill date (whichever is earlier).
Republic of Ireland. A data subject may also bring legal proceedings against the data exporter and/or data importer before the courts of the Member State in which he/she has his/her habitual residence.
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Republic of Ireland. See Raise a Concern on xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/docs/complaints/1592.htm
Republic of Ireland. When you are in the Republic of Ireland calls, text and data usage within the Republic of Ireland and to the UK are included within your allowance and the daily charge does not apply unless you have a limited call or text allowance. Once you have used up your allowance, calls or texts from the Republic of Ireland to the UK will be subject to the daily charge and calls within the Republic of Ireland will be subject to standard rates as set out in the standard and non-standard price guide. When you are in the Republic of Ireland the daily charge applies to calls and texts to the EU/EEA/Switzerland. You can call 150 free of charge when roaming in the EU/EEA to get information about our charges. Emergency services can be contacted within the EU/EEA by calling 112. If your device is compatible with WiFi Calling, you will not be able to use it for WiFi Calling when outside the UK. Roam Further Pass The Roam Further Pass is included in Full Works plans and allows you to access your standard plan allowances in the USA, Canada, Mexico, Australia and New Zealand plus the 47 European destinations in our Europe Roaming Zone (as set out above) in addition to the UK and Republic of Ireland. Remember, as set out above, the data fair use policy outside UK of 50GB applies. Allowances last until next bill or until used up, whichever comes first. Allowances don’t roll over. Our stable links policy applies, as set out above. Once you have used up the allowance, or hit your 50GB fair use amount, standard rates apply as set out in the Non-Standard Price Guide. If your domestic data allowance is greater than 50GB, a fair usage policy of 50GB whilst roaming in our Europe zone will apply (i.e. you can use up to 50GB from your allowance while roaming, subject to the charge described above). Once you’ve used your fair usage policy amount when roaming, we will notify you and surcharges will apply to continue using data when roaming in our Europe and Rest of World Zones. The surcharges will last until you exhaust the remainder of your domestic data allowance, return to the UK, or until your next bill date (whichever is earlier).
Republic of Ireland. 1. If any Irish Employee is made redundant by, or ceases on the grounds of Ill-Health to be employed by, any member of the Purchaser's Group (or any person to whom the Business or part thereof or any member of the Purchaser's Group is transferred) within three years of the Completion Date the Purchaser shall, subject to paragraph 5 below:
(a) procure that there shall be paid to such Irish Employee a sum of money as redundancy pay or Ill-Health pay which shall be calculated in such a manner as to be no less favourable than a calculation done in accordance with the terms applicable to the particular Irish Employee comprised in the Data Room; and
(b) comply with the provisions of paragraphs 2 and 3 in respect of such Irish Employee, to the extent applicable.
2. Subject to paragraph 3, if any Irish Employee (whether or not a Transferred Employee (as defined in Schedule 10)) to whom the provisions of paragraph 1 apply is at the date of redundancy or cessation of employment on grounds of Ill-Health: 261 261
(a) aged 55 or more; and
(b) has completed at least 10 years' Pensionable Service (as defined in paragraph 4), then the payment to be made to such Irish Employee shall be calculated in accordance with the early retirement terms comprised in the Data Room (the "EARLY RETIREMENT TERMS").
(a) If:
(i) the date of redundancy or cessation of employment on grounds of Ill-Health referred to in paragraph 2 is during the temporary period referred to in paragraph 7 of Part 1 of Schedule 10 in respect of the Unilever Superannuation (Ireland) Fund (the "US(I)F"); and
(ii) the Irish Employee is at the date of such redundancy or cessation of employment on grounds of Ill-Health in Pensionable Service in the US(I)F, then the Purchaser shall pay an amount of cash (the "CASH SUM") to the US(I)F and/or Unilever Management Services (Ireland) Limited in the proportions specified by the Sellers to the Purchaser in writing being an amount that is in aggregate equal to the value of additional benefits under paragraph 2 using the assumptions in respect of the US(I)F set out in the Actuarial Annex (as defined in Schedule 10);
(b) The proportion of the Cash Sum which the Sellers direct to be paid by the Purchaser to the US(I)F will be received by the US(I)F as agent for the Purchaser insofar as such proportion does not exceed in aggregate the benefits which the Sellers and the trustee of the US(I)F agree may be provided by the US(I)F and in its own right as regards any excess. The Selle...
Republic of Ireland. In peace process, there are three main agreement that achieved but failed to implemented. Remain one agreement that can accommodate all of interest and hold out until now, that called Good Friday Agreement or Belfst Agreement. The stability of this agreement due to the people interests and values are accommodated by reconciliation. Good Friday Agreement content is included the consociational that relate dispute territory, host-state, kin-state, and international context to hold the stability of peace in Northern Ireland. Keywords: ethnic conflict, Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland, United Kingdom, Unionist, Republican, accommodate, consociational
