Employer of Record definition

Employer of Record means the employer with whom the injured worker was employed at the time of the injury or on the date of disability in an occupational disease claim, or to the entity that is determined by the bureau of workers' compensation, or by industrial commission order, to succeed to the rights and responsibilities of the employer for workers' compensation claim purposes.

Employer of Record or "EOR" means the person who performs the functions of the employer in the consumer directed model. The EOR may be the individual enrolled in the waiver, or a family member, caregiver or another person, as appropriate, when the individual is unable to perform the employer functions.

Employer of Record means the business associated with the Business Identification Number (BIN), or if unavailable, the Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN), listed on an Employee’s or Participating Employee’s W-2.

Examples of Employer of Record in a sentence

• To this end, we define a new model space consisting only of these 2 models applied to 22 subjects.

• Prior to the first inspection, the Employer of Record shall submit a checklist of inspection items to the Caregiver so he/she is aware of what the Employer of Record will be reviewing.

• The taxes are 15.3% of total wages, and the Employer of Record will withhold half, or 7.65% from wages.

• Identify any employee benefits that will be paid by the Employer of Record on the Service Recipient’s behalf (e.g., disability benefits, life insurance, workers compensation, retirement, health insurance, unemployment insurance).

• The Employer of Record has the right to conduct periodic announced and unannounced inspections of the Caregiver’s service provision throughout the term of this Agreement for the purpose of monitoring the quality of the living environment and the services provided by the caregiver.

More Definitions of Employer of Record

Employer of Record means the employer with whom the claimant was employed at the time of the injury.

Employer of Record means the business associated with the Business Identification Number (BIN), or if unavailable, the Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN), listed on an Employee's or Participating Employee's W-2.¶

Employer of Record means, for the purpose of obtaining MICP services through a personal support worker as described in these rules, the parent or guardian or a person selected by the parent or guardian to act on the behalf of the parent or guardian to conduct the employer responsibilities

Employer of Record has the meaning set forth in Section 5.08(a).

Employer of Record means a third-party vendor that the University has contracted with to provide Employer of Record services. An Employer of Record employs workers on behalf of an entity in countries where such entity does not have a registered legal presence.

Employer of Record means each of the professional employer organizations set forth on Schedule 1.1(c) of the Seller Disclosure Schedule that directly employ one or more of the PEO Employees.

Employer of Record. MEANS AN ORGANIZATION THAT HAS BEEN SELECTED BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING THE FOLLOWING EMPLOYER SERVICES, IN AN EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT MANNER AND AT THE LOWEST COST, WITH RESPECT TO TRANSITIONAL JOB WORKERS WHO PERFORM WORK FOR A HOST SITE EMPLOYER: