Employment Guarantee definition

Employment Guarantee means the Employment Guarantee for Polmos Bialystok S.A. Employees mentioned in § 3 clause 1.
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Employment Guarantee means the Deed for the benefit of the Employees, the form of which is set out in Annexure B.
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Examples of Employment Guarantee in a sentence

  • Employment Guarantee Disclaimer VTI attempts to check the validity and accuracy of job listings.

  • However, nothing in this agreement shall prelude the Company from exercising its discretion to include additional employees in the Employment Guarantee.

  • Employment Guarantee - A ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, who reports to work on the first or last day and appears competent at the beginning of the shift, shall receive one (1) full day's pay unless he or she quits within the period and unless he/she has been laid off for absenteeism.

  • All full-time employees hired into the bargaining unit after the Effective Date will not be included in the Employment Guarantee.

  • The parties hereby agree that, in connection with the settlement of the Collective Agreement of January 16, 1999, (the "Ratification Date"), all full-time employees of the bargaining unit employed as of the Ratification Date will be guaranteed continued employment without lay-off until age 65 or retirement, whichever occurs first, unless they are dismissed for just cause or poor performance based on the normal disciplinary procedure (the "Employment Guarantee").

  • The Guarantor agrees to execute and deliver at Completion the Employment Guarantee in the form of Annexure B.

  • The Right to Food Campaign demands multi-sectoral political approaches to ensuring the protection of life through the right to food, particularly including a national Employment Guarantee Act, land and forest rights, universalization of public food ration systems, and effective implementation of all nutrition-related schemes (RFC, 2015).

  • BI may engage a Guest Artist on a per-performance or weekly basis, only after BI has satisfied the Employment Guarantee outlined in Section IV.

  • The Recipient has, in its FY-2009 budget, increased resources for food-crisis related safety net programs by over Tk 65 billion; this includes expansion of the existing safety net programs and introduction of a new scheme, the 100 Days Employment Guarantee Program.

  • To ensure convergence with ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS), which has an important role in the funding and construction of rainwater harvesting works, farm ponds and rangeland development, the DPMU will station one of its staff in the District Water Management Agency (DWMA) office responsible for the planning of MGNREGS.