Examples of Employee Assets in a sentence
Subject to Schedule 2.02(a), GE shall use reasonable best efforts to effect an orderly transition of the Specified Transferred Employees and Specified Employee Assets located in India, Brazil and China, as promptly as practicable, in accordance with applicable Law and pursuant to a timeline and, with respect to Brazil and China, a structure, in each case to be reasonably agreed to by GE and BHGE (which agreement shall not be unreasonably conditioned, delayed or withheld by either GE or BHGE).
The CHIP is shepherded by the CHIP Executive Committee, with the ‘facilitating agencies’ tracking and reporting progress data quarterly to the larger Executive Committee.
Any conflict between above and Section 3260 shall be decided in accordance with the California Civil Code.
Nothing in this Section2.02 shall require BHGE or any of its Affiliates to incur any incremental non de minimis (individually or in the aggregate) fees, costs, expenses or liabilities in respect of a structure for the transfer of the Specified Transferred Employees and Specified Employee Assets in Brazil proposed by GE over the fees, costs, expenses or liabilities in respect of a structure that is preferred by BHGE.
HP-OMS shall transfer to Customer ownership of the New Customer Employee Assets in any case of expiration or termination immediately upon payment completion by the Customer, as set out in this Section 7.2.
All Servers and Laptops included within the Refreshed Assets, Add-On Assets and New Customer Employee Assets must be maintained at a level equal to or better than HP's "Carepack Service", e.g., on a 24X7 basis, with repairs within 4 hours of the call for servers etc.
EPCOS Hong Kong will transfer to Hong Kong Newco the Acquired Assets held by EPCOS Hong Kong (other than the Hong Kong Employee Assets) pursuant to the Asset Transfer Agreement in substantially the form attached hereto as Exhibit V (the “Hong Kong Restructuring Agreement”).” (k) Section 2.1(a)(iv)(B) of the Master Agreement is hereby amended and restated as follows: “(B) EPCOS Shanghai.
For the avoidance of doubt, at and following the Closing, (i) neither the Seller nor Holdings shall have any continuing obligations with respect to any compensation or benefit arrangements for the Employees (other than the MN Employee Assets and Liabilities), and (ii) neither of the Companies shall have any obligations with respect to any compensation or benefit arrangements (for the Employees or otherwise) related to or arising under any Benefit Plan other than the Continuing Plans.
A note about the DOL and its guidance: Among my colleagues and myself (including our Financial Poise panelists for the seven- part Protecting Your Employee Assets: The Life Cycle of the Employment Relationship), the DOL’s website is a terrific source of information concerning federal, and sometimes state wage and hour laws.