Examples of Potential Transferred Employee in a sentence
The Purchaser shall have no obligation of any kind to offer employment or otherwise with respect to any employee of the Seller who is not a Potential Transferred Employee.
In addition, in the event a Potential Transferred Employee does not become a Transferred Employee (as defined below), the relevant Seller Entity shall, and Parent and the Seller Entities shall cause Genclonn to, pay severance to the Potential Transferred Employee as required under applicable Law.
The Seller shall provide the Buyer all information relating to each Potential Transferred Employee as the Buyer may reasonably require in connection with its employment or engagement of such individuals, including initial employment dates, termination dates, reemployment dates, hours of service, compensation and tax withholding history in a form that shall be usable by the Buyer and such information shall be true and correct in all respects.
Seller has provided to Buyer access to and directed Buyer to the location of true, correct and complete copies of each current Benefit Plan, and information concerning title, current base salary rate, accrued bonus, accrued sick leave, accrued severance pay and accrued vacation benefits of each Potential Transferred Employee.
If a Potential Transferred Employee declines Buyer's offer of employment commencing as of the Closing Date, Buyer agrees that either (i) it shall not hire such individual at any time during the first six (6) months after the Closing Date or (ii) if Buyer does hire such individual during the first six (6) months after the Closing Date, Buyer shall reimburse Seller, or shall cause such individual to reimburse Seller, for any and all cash severance pay received by such individual from Seller.
The Seller Entities shall use commercially reasonable efforts to retain each Critical Employee until such time as he or she becomes a Transferred Employee or Buyer or its designee determines that such Critical Employee will not become a Potential Transferred Employee.
The Purchaser shall be solely responsible for offering and providing COBRA continuation coverage (“COBRA Coverage”) with respect to any Potential Transferred Employee or other “qualified beneficiary” who is covered by a Company Benefit Plan that is a “group health plan” (as defined under COBRA) and who experiences a qualifying event on, after or prior to the Closing.
Purchaser shall have no obligation of any kind to offer employment or otherwise with respect to any employee of the Company who is not a Potential Transferred Employee and each such employee shall remain an employee of the Company unless otherwise agreed in writing by Purchaser.
If any Potential Transferred Employee does not accept Buyer’s or its designee’s offer of employment, then the Seller Entities shall use their reasonable best efforts to provide a substitute employee with comparable skills, experience and qualifications, mutually agreed upon with Buyer, who will accept Buyer’s or its designee’s offer of employment and such employee may be interviewed and hired by Buyer or its designee as if such employee was initially identified as an Eligible Employee.
The Company shall provide Purchaser such information in the possession of the Company or its Affiliates relating to each Potential Transferred Employee as Purchaser may reasonably request in connection with its employment of such individuals, including initial employment dates, termination dates, reemployment dates, hours of service, information relating to FMLA leave as of the Closing Date, compensation and tax withholding history and such information shall be true and correct in all material respects.