Permanent relocation definition

Permanent relocation is the movement of an employee and his/her position to another location within the same headquarters county. Relocations do not constitute the filling of a vacancy.

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Permanent relocation means a situation when a Tenant is required to vacate his/her current unit without the expectation of moving back to the property after the project is completed.

Permanent relocation. Should Member(s) permanently relocate their residence more than 30 miles from PEAK, Member may cancel this Agreement. A payment suspension pursuant to this section is contingent on member (s) tendering to PEAK, written verification of the move, which must be deemed acceptable proof by PEAK. Notwithstanding cancellation pursuant to this section, Member(s) shall remain liable for all payments that became due under the Agreement prior to the effective date of the permanent relocation cancellation. In the event a Member has prepaid any sum for a training term and qualifies under this section for permanent relocation, he/she shall be reimbursed the prepaid amount less a sum equal to the number of months that have passed in his/her term to the effective date of cancellation multiplied by PEAK’s standard month to month membership rate. Freeze Policy/ Effective Date of Freeze or Cancellation: Member may request in writing that his/her entitlement to use PEAK’s facilities under this Agreement be put on hold for one period of time not exceeding sixty (60) days (a “freeze period”). For good cause shown by Member, and if Member is not in default under the Agreement, PEAK will extend Member’s entitlement to use PEAK s facilities a like time as any freeze period granted. During any freeze period, all terms of the Agreement continue in full force and effect, including the Member’s payment obligations. The effective date of any freeze or cancellation requested pursuant to this Agreement shall be thirty (30) days from PEAK’s receipt of any written notification of the Agreement. Member shall remain obligated to comply with the terms of this Agreement and all payments due hereunder until the effective date of termination. Damage, Destruction, or Condemnation: Should the facilities be unavailable due to damage by fire, act of God, catastrophe, war or accident, or in the event of destruction or condemnation of the premises, PEAK will have a reasonable time to reconstruct the premises or find suitable replacement thereof within a close proximity of the present facility. Full time missed for the above reasons will be extended.

Examples of Permanent relocation in a sentence

• Permanent relocation due to demolition must be carried out pursuant to the requirements of 24 CFR 970.5.

• Permanent relocation due to disposition under the revitalization plan must be carried out pursuant to 24 CFR 970.5.

• Permanent relocation due to acquisition under the revitalization plan must be carried out pursuant to 24 CFR 941.207.

• Permanent relocation of communication and power lines, if any, made necessary by this construction work will be the responsibility of GRDA.

• Permanent relocation due to rehabilitation under the revitalization plan must be carried out pursuant to 24 CFR 968.108.

• Permanent relocation of employees between offices‌ 67.168.1 This clause applies where the ATO has made a business decision for employees to permanently move between buildings in the same city.

• Permanent relocation is where an ongoing employee is required to relocate permanently to a different geographic location to perform their role.

• Permanent relocation due to demolition under the revitalization plan must be carried out pursuant to 24 CFR 970.5.

• Permanent relocation work will be performed by ACE at its expense, as noted above in Section D.i.

More Definitions of Permanent relocation

Permanent relocation means relocation to lead-safe housing with no intention of returning to the original lead contaminated primary residence. Permanent relocation may include a period of temporary relocation while a household locates a lead-safe dwelling unit to occupy as their new primary residence. Permanent relocation of a household includes service animals that accompany and provide services to a person with a disability. Pets are not considered service animals and are not eligible.

Permanent relocation for the purposes of this document is defined as the moving of Employee to Houston, Texas (or the corresponding metropolitan area) and Employee ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇ ▇▇ ▇▇ completed on or before (6 MONTHS). In the event any or all of said allowance is taxable to Employee as compensation, the Company shall reimburse Employee for the income taxes incurred by Employee in connection with the Allowance. Employee may, at his election, take an advance against this Allowance of up to $4,000 per month for the period of August 20, 1998 through February 19, 1999.

Permanent relocation means the acceptance by an eligible employee of a permanent position in the participating Area Health Service in one of the Pilot towns.

Permanent relocation means a relocation of the household of a person at risk with elevated blood lead to a lead-safe dwelling without intent to return the household to the dwelling unit in which the person at risk resided when the qualified offer was made.