Core Crew definition

Core Crew means regular, permanent employees in supervisory or other key positions where an employer would face serious financial loss if the positions were filled by persons who had not previously worked for that employer.
Core Crew means an owner of the firm, or an employee of a company who is in a supervisory or other key position such that the employer would face a serious financial damage or loss if that position were filled by a person who had not previously worked for the employer contractor or subcontractor.
Core Crew means the essential, permanent employees of an Employer or Construction Employer. Core Crew employees must have been regular employees of the Employer for at least six (6) months. "Core Crew" requests must be submitted to the Office in writing, showing that each Core Crew member meets these criteria before the start of any project work, and approved by TERO Program Manager.

Examples of Core Crew in a sentence

  • Core Crew requests must be submitted to the TERO staff in writing, showing that each Core Crew member meets these criteria before the start of any project work.

  • Approval of Core Crew members does not exempt any Employer from TERO hiring goals or other compliance agreement terms.

  • If an Employer lays off workers by crews, all qualified Indian workers shall be transferred to crews to be retained so long as non-Indians in the same job classification are employed elsewhere on the job site, except for non-Indians hired as Core Crew pursuant to negotiated Compliance Agreements.

  • The Indian Core Crew members must be registered with the TERO Program.

  • These positions will be negotiated for, as well as any Core Crew requests.


More Definitions of Core Crew

Core Crew means the part of a contractor’s crew that is a regular, full time permanent employee that holds an ownership interest, a supervisory or other key position that is necessary for the execution of the contract work and that displacement by someone who had not previously worked for the contractor would result in serious financial loss or a compromise in the contracted work. Any Indian already employed by a contractor on the project shall be considered part of the core crew and shall not be considered a referral nor shall they be displaced by a referral.
Core Crew means key personnel required by the Covered Employer who are regular, permanent employees and who are in a supervisory or other key position; only the first and thereafter every seventh employee may be employed as key personnel and/or core crew by a Covered Employer (for example, after the sixth (6th) tribal/TERO employee, the seventh (7th) can be a core crew member or key personnel).
Core Crew means a member of a contractor or subcontractor’s crew who is a regular permanent employee that is or has been on the employer’s or subcontractor’s payroll for a period of one year continuously, or is an owner of the firm.
Core Crew. A member of a Business, Contractor, or Subcontractor's crew who is a regular, permanent employee and is in a supervisory or other key position such that the employer would face a serious financial loss if a person who had not previously worked for that employer filled that position.
Core Crew. Means a member of a contractors or subcontractors crew who is a regular, permanent employee that is in a supervisory or other key position, such that an employer would face a serious financial loss. Regular, permanent employee is one who is and has been on the employer’s annual payroll during the entire past year or is one of the owners of the firm.
Core Crew means the essential, permanent employees of an Employer who have been regular employees of the Employer for at least six months prior to the start of the project.
Core Crew means a member of a contractor’s or subcontractor’s crew who is a regular, permanent employee and is in a supervisory or other key position such that the employer would face a serious financial loss or unacceptable risk if that position were filled by a person who had not previously worked for that contractor or subcontractor.