Merit definition

Merit means the most suitable person and primarily includes assessment of qualifications, training, skills and experience.

Merit means the Managed Education and Registry Information Tool, Washington’s online database for early care and education and school-age professionals to find training, information on career pathways and track their career progress and request portable background checks. ECEAP lead teachers, assistant teachers and family support staff enter their staff qualifications in MERIT.

Merit means the measurement of one administrator’s ability and effectiveness against the ability and effectiveness of another administrator.

Examples of Merit in a sentence

• Where the award is made after the Bursary has been paid, and if there is a credit balance in the Bursar’s account and provided that credit balance is as a result of the Merit award and not the Bursary, then that credit balance, may be dealt with by the Institution as it deems appropriate.

• The appellant and the Xxxx/Chair of the Campus Merit Committee may each have a support person present at the Appeal Hearing.

• All Merit Increases and Status Changes affecting employee pay shall be effective the first day of the pay period following the anniversary date or date of change of status, whichever is later.

• The Xxxx/Chair of the Campus Merit Committee may submit only evidence and documentation from the review period that is relevant to the decision under appeal.

• The Xxxx/Chair of the Campus Merit Committee shall provide Human Resources with copies of all the evidence and documentation from the performance review or merit review that was available to the Xxxx/Campus Merit Committee at the time the decision under appeal was made.

More Definitions of Merit

Merit means the managed education registry infor- mation tool used to track professional development for early learning professionals. See also "STARS."

Merit means the knowledge, abilities and suitability of a person in relation to the requirements for a position;

Merit means the Managed Education and Registry Information Tool, Washington’s online tool for early care and education and school-age professionals to find training, information on career pathways and track their career progress. XXXXX also identifies trainers who provide education to early care and education and school-age professionals.

Merit means the Managed Education and Registry Information Tool, Washington’s online tool for early care and education and school-age professionals to find training, information on career pathways and track their career progress. MERIT also identifies trainers who provide education to early care and education and school-age professionals.

Merit means the Managed Education and Registry Information Tool, Washington’s professional development registry for early learning.

Merit means Merit, LLC.

Merit means that the best person possible will be appointed to the position.