Trade Policy Sample Clauses

Trade Policy. A firefighter may trade with a firefighter and a captain may trade with a captain. Whether the individual is a paramedic will not be taken into account in granting or denying a trade, so long as there will be no need to hire back a firefighter/paramedic in order to have sufficient firefighter/paramedics on duty, should a trade be granted. A Shift Chief may trade with another Shift Chief or with a Fire Captain who is a member of a pool of Acting Shift Chiefs established by the Fire Chief. Effective March 1, 2005, a Fire Captain may trade with an Acting Captain, with a maximum of one such trade per shift. Trades under this provision will be approved on a first come, first approved basis. There shall be a maximum of twelve (12) exchange of duty trades (288 hours) per year per employee. Exchange of tours of duty shall not exceed three consecutive tours of duty and may not be bridged by any other form of paid or unpaid time off, except that bridging of three trades or less shall be permissible. Each trade of tours of duty must be repaid within 12 months of the trade. Exchange of Xxxxx Days must be completed within the calendar year. In addition to the foregoing, the parties agree that if administrative problems arise concerning shift trade rules and regulations, the parties will use their best efforts to resolve these differences at labor-management meetings pursuant to the labor contract.

Trade Policy. 5.1 The Participant has read and agrees to the Rulebook. Dowgate reserves the right, in its sole discretion, and without prior notice to the Participant, to reject, cancel or refuse to display or execute any order in accordance with the Rulebook.

Trade Policy. SCOPE: To outline the trade policy of the Marin County Fire Department 7.1.6.1 While there is no limit on trades, the department reserves the right to implement the following steps in the event of abuse or excessive use of the trade policy: (a) The department may require compliance with a “trades pay back plan” where the outstanding trade balance owed exceeds nine trades in any six-month period. The individually tailored plan shall be created after consultation with the Association. (b) The department may deny trades where excessive trading by an individual is unreasonably hurting the functioning of a team in the department. 7.1.6.2 All trades, no matter what length, require a Variance of Work Schedule form that must be filled out and approved by the shift Battalion Chief prior to the trade date. Emergency trades must be approved by shift Battalion Chief. 7.1.6.3 Reliever assumes full responsibility for shift traded. 7.1.6.4 Unless emergency arises, a Variance of Work Schedule form should precede trade. Emergency trades to be approved by shift Battalion Chief or designee only. Trades are to be considered cancelled if the person requesting the trade (applicant) is committed to an out of county assignment prior to the trade date. 7.1.6.4.1 An employee who is working a trade shall be deemed to be in regular paid status for the duration of the trade regardless of whether or not he or she is assigned to an out of county assignment. Therefore, no overtime compensation will be made to the reliever for the day/duration of the trade. If overtime is needed to maintain minimum station staffing levels, it shall be filled according to the Marin County Fire Department overtime policy. 7.1.6.5 All trades shall be made rank for rank during the “A” vacation schedule time period. 7.1.6.6 Trades will be allowed between ranks during the “B” vacation schedule time period. Trade policy will be strictly enforced by one or more of following actions within a one-year period. 1st Violation: Pay docked number of hours missed. 2nd Violation: Possible suspension according to Personnel Management Regulation 47. Repayment of all trades outstanding; no further trades until repayment is completed. 3rd Violation: Total loss of trading privileges, plus disciplinary action under Personnel Management Regulation 47. 7.1.6.7 All trades will be paid back within twelve months from date of trade.

Trade Policy. A firefighter may trade with a firefighter and a captain may trade with a captain. Whether the individual is a paramedic will not be taken into account in granting or denying a trade, so long as there will be no need to hire back a firefighter/paramedic in order to have sufficient firefighter/paramedics on duty, should a trade be granted.

Trade Policy. BLS and its Affiliates have at all times during the immediately prior twelve (12) month period abided by, in all material respects, the trade policies set forth on Schedule 7.1.2(e) with respect to Transferred Product returns in the Territory.

Trade Policy. The head entity shall determine, from time to time, the scope of the Grupo's common commercial policy. To this end: a) It shall define and keep up to date a catalogue of products and services common to all member entities of the Grupo. b) It shall approve and update the tariffs for products and services to be applied by all member entities of the Grupo, establishing possible exceptions in appropriate cases. c) It shall adopt at the beginning of each financial year an annual financial budget for the Grupo. Prior to the establishment of the various elements of the common commercial policy, and in a spirit of cooperation, broad participation of the Grupo's member entities will be encouraged. The common commercial policy may coexist with individual commercial policies of a complementary nature, adapted to the immediate environment, provided that, in the opinion of the head entity, they do not include any element that could harm the interests or image of the Grupo.

Trade Policy. The current Autolus trade policy which is applicable to Qualified Centers at any given time. aa) Wholesale Acquisition Cost or WAC. Client’s then-current published list price as established by Client. WAC does not include the discounts from invoice price, rebates, chargebacks, administrative fees and equivalent adjustments.

Trade Policy strengthening of the Borrower’s capabilities to: (a) design, implement and monitor trade liberalization; and (b) carry out a rural markets and agricultural trade study.

Trade Policy. A measure of a country’s openness to international trade based on weighted average tariff rates and non- tariff barriers to trade. Pass: Score must be above the median score for the income group. Source: The Heritage Foundation