ADO definition

ADO means an accrued day off as defined by subclause 43.1 .

ADO means the day an employee is rostered off due to the accrual of hours over a 4 week period as part of the working of a 38 hour week.

Examples of ADO in a sentence

The Government required delivery will be stated in days after date of order (ADO).
If a FAT is required, the supplier must also comply with the FAT delivery requirement and if unable to comply, must submit their delivery timeframe on the DIBBS quote page in number of days ADO.
If the supplier is not able to meet the delivery requirement, the supplier must submit their delivery timeframe on the DIBBS quote page in number of days ADO.
The Sponsor understands and agrees that in accordance with 49 USC 47111, and with the Airport District Office's (ADO) concurrence, that no payments totaling more than 90.00 percent of United States Government’s share of the project’s estimated allowable cost may be made before the project is determined to be substantially complete.
Such ADO shall, where practicable, be consecutive with the rostered days off.

ADO means Additional Day Off earned by an officer as the result of an arrangement whereby the officer, in the case of an officer who works 38 hours per week, works an additional 24 minutes per day over 19 days and, in the case of an officer who works 35 hours per week, an additional 22 minutes per day over 19 days.

ADO means an order under section 2;

ADO shall have the meaning ascribed to it in the preamble of this Agreement;

ADO means the day or part of day taken off during the work cycle as a result of the introduction of the 38 hour week.

ADO means Agency Delivery Order and is initiated by the agency as a release from the Central Master Agreement (Contract) and submitted to the vendor as an order for work requested.

ADO means AIRDO Co., Ltd.