Earnings Index definition

Earnings Index means a portfolio or fund selected by the Administrative Committee from time to time to be used as an index in calculating Rate of Return.

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Earnings Index means the Tektronix Common Shares to be used as an index in calculating Rate of Return.

Earnings Index means a portfolio or fund selected by the Committee from time to time to be used as an index in calculating Rate of Return. In addition to portfolios or funds selected by the Committee, the Moody's Plus Index shall be available to Participants as an Earnings Index.

Examples of Earnings Index in a sentence

• Staff Costs and Non-Staff Costs shall be indexed in accordance with the following indices: Staff Costs : AWE-KAC3 : Average Weekly Earnings Index, Services, seasonally adjusted, total pay; Non-Staff Costs : CPI : Consumer Price Index.

• The Reserve Rate will be subject to adjustment every twelve (12) months during the Term by reference for 65% to the Employment and Earnings Index for U.S.A. labor cost average hourly earnings of production (Aircraft Equipment) SIC 3728, table C-2 and for 35% to the Producer Price Index for U.S.A. material cost commodity groupings (Machinery and Equipment) Code 11/table 6.

• The Reserve Rate will be subject to adjustment every six (6) months during the Term by reference for 65% to the Employment and Earnings Index for U.S.A. labor cost average hourly earnings of production (Aircraft Equipment) SIC 3728, table C-2 and for 35% to the Producer Price Index for U.S.A. material cost commodity groupings (Machinery and Equipment) Code 11/table 6.

• Any changes in the fee and/or charge will be informed by changes in the (Consumer Price Index) OR (Central Statistics Office Earnings Index) OR (<SPECIFY OTHER>).

• The increase in the maintenance charge shall not be greater than the rate of inflation as determined by the Average Earnings Index.

• Data for the Retail Price Index, the Private Sector Earnings Index and the Fabricated Metal Products Index shall be as published or made available by the Office for National Statistics or their successors from time to time.

• This is the same Average Weekly Earnings Index rate used to determine M.L.A. salary increases.

• In the event that the Company does not increase the Fees in one or more years of the Agreement, it shall be entitled to increase some or all of the Fees retrospectively by an amount equal to the aggregate equivalent increase in the Average Earnings Index plus five (5) per cent for the number of years in question.

• Any such general increase in the Company’s standard scale of charges will be determined by movement in the Average Earnings Index for Electrical, Electronic & Instrument Engineering as compiled by the UK Office for National Statistics or, if such index has been discontinued, such other similar index as may be published officially.

• Figure 2.1: Hourly Wage Ratios: Treatment Group / Control Group The wages used for the ratios are deflated to 2000 Pounds using the UK Average Earnings Index.

More Definitions of Earnings Index

Earnings Index means a portfolio or fund selected by the Participant to be used in calculating the Rate of Return. The portfolio may include stocks, bonds and other types of securities that are traded on a national securities exchange. Employer shall have no responsibility for the Earnings Indices selected by the Participant.

Earnings Index means a portfolio or fund selected by the Board to be used as an index in calculating Rate of Return.

Earnings Index means a portfolio or fund selected by the Administrative Committee to be used as an index in calculating Rate of Return.

Earnings Index means the average of the Average Hourly Earnings for workers in Chemical and Allied Industries for each of the three (3) months immediately preceding the Adjustment Date, and (b) "PPI" means the average of the Producers Price Index for Industrial Commodities, based upon 1982=100, for each of the three (3) months immediately preceding the Adjustment Date, both of which indices are published by the United States Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. If the computation of either or both of such indices is changed so that the base year differs from that at the time the beginning index is first published, the such index will be converted in accordance with the conversion factor published by the Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. If either or both such indices are discontinued or revised, such government indices or computation with which they are replaced shall be used in order to obtain substantially the same result as would be obtained if the indices had not been terminated or revised.