Examples of ESP in a sentence

An ESP employee planning to retire should notify the Superintendent or designee at least 2 months before the retirement date (Board Policy 5:290).
The parties agree that if a Sub works in a vacant position for 60 consecutive work days and no other employee on layoff has applied for that vacant position and/or CPS has not placed an employee in that vacant position in accordance with the ESP Layoff Policy, the Sub working in the vacant position shall be assigned to that vacant position.
If an employee on layoff applies for a vacant position and/or if CPS places an employee in the position in accordance with the ESP Layoff Policy such employee shall have priority for the position over the Sub working in the vacant position.
For purposes of this Agreement, an employee who is laid off and recalled to a SECA position in accordance with the ESP Layoff Policy shall be deemed to have remained in the SECA position for consecutive years regardless of any actual interruption of service.
If, after the expiration of two consecutive years, the employee remains in the SECA position, the Board shall then calculate the employee's seniority for purposes of layoff and recall in accordance with the Board's ESP Layoff Policy.

More Definitions of ESP

ESP means an educational management organization as defined under section 503c of the Code, MCL 380.503c, that has entered into a contract or agreement with the Academy Board for operation or management of the Academy, which contract has been submitted to the CSO Director for review as provided in Section 11.11 and has not been disapproved by the CSO Director, and is consistent with the CSO Educational Service Provider Policies, as they may be amended from time to time, and Applicable Law.

ESP means energy service provider.

ESP means the European search portal as referred to in Article 6;

ESP means an electric security plan approved by the PUCO pursuant to the requirements of R.C.4928.143, for the period beginning June 1, 2018.