Home Unit definition

Home Unit full-time nurses or part-time nurses who are at full-time hours and/or eligible for overtime (equitable distribution) – once offered to full-time and part-time nurses, shifts can be offered to casual nurses who are at full- time hours and/or eligible for overtime;

Home Unit means the Unit responsible for undertaking the processes in this Agreement in respect of a Member’s appointment;

Home Unit means the Faculty (and Department for Departmentalized Faculties) where all or a majority of an appointment is held.

Examples of Home Unit in a sentence

• The Home Unit will be responsible for undertaking a joint Performance Evaluation when it is required, for processing Leave applications, and for any other administrative necessities which may arise.

• The determination of the Home Unit shall be discussed with the successful candidate before the Letter of Appointment is issued.

• A Joint Appointment is an academic Appointment in two or more academic Units, one of which shall be designated as the Home Unit for the Appointment.

• For personnel who do not have a normal place they are stationed, the Home Unit shall be the Cooperator’s station located closest to their place of residence.

• If an applicant owned a damaged structure, such as a Mobile Home Unit, as of the date of disaster but did not own the land where the structure is/was located, they may still be considered eligible.

• Each home unit designates a Home Unit Coordinator and a Program Coordinator.

• The CSE programs director is a faculty member who has overall responsibility for management and administration.In addition, each participating unit designates a Home Unit Coordinator and a Program Coordinator.

• The floor coverings such as tiles, carpet, floorboards, fixtures such as baths, toilet bowls, tiles, bench tops, splashbacks, cupboards and the windows (in entirety) are all the property of the Member, as are all plaster, paper and paint finishes to the interior of the Home Unit.

• The Board has the power to require persons who have not been approved in writing by the Board as occupiers, and who remain in excess of six (6) weeks, to vacate the Home Unit or be subject to the Company’s approval process.

• Any device, pipe, electrical wiring or the like that is for (or facilitates) the exclusive use of the Member’s Home Unit is not common property (even when it transverses common areas).

More Definitions of Home Unit

Home Unit means the geographical location an individual is normally assigned to work.

Home Unit or "HOME UNITS" means those units in the Improvements rented pursuant to 5.18 of this Agreement.

Home Unit means your residential lot/unit, as defined by the Strata Titles Act, Community Titles Act, Company Titles Act or similar legislation, that you live in, including any lockable storage area that is owned or leased by you, at the site.

Home Unit means one of the six (6) Units subject to the occupancy and rent restrictions set forth in Section 2.2 (a) and 2.3(b) below.