Priority Groups definition

Priority Groups means people who are under 19 and over 45; girls and women; residents of the Rayners Lane Estate; black and ethnic minorities; registered disabled people and other specified target groups agreed by both parties from time to time The Council and the Organisation ("the Parties") hereby agree as follows:

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Priority Groups means those groups identified by the Parties as being under represented for the particular activity engaged in Review Committee means representatives of each of the Parties to this Agreement or their nominees School Core Times means 8am to 4.30pm Mondays to Fridays during term time as defined in Schedule 2 to this Agreement School Premises means the land and buildings comprising Glossopdale School

Priority Groups means those groups identified by the Parties as being under represented for the particular activity engaged in Review Committee means representatives of each of the Parties to this Agreement or their nominees School Premises means the land and buildings comprising Winsford High Street Primary School School Pitch means the school playing field and u11/u12 (9v9) school playing pitch identified on the plan in Schedule 1 to this Agreement.

Examples of Priority Groups in a sentence

• Thereafter the Employment Office will secure employees from the dispatch facilities comprising the 'C', then the 'D' Priority Groups; and, finally, from the employees qualifying for dispatch in the 'E' Priority Group.

• DRS Counselor(s) may also refer individuals in Priority Groups 1 or 2, with serious mental illness or co-occurring disorders to the participating ODMHSAS contracted provider(s) for IPS services.

• Diversity and Equality, the Crown’s social value agenda and DWP Priority Groups will be discussed jointly by the Authority and the Contractor as an on-going item at Contract review meetings.

• JUST CAUSE FOR DISCHARGE — No 'A' List employee shall be laid off or otherwise terminated from employment until all employees from the 'B' List and 'C', 'D' and 'E' Priority Groups employed by the Individual Employer have been terminated.

• The Union shall maintain a register of applicants for employment by classification and, where applicable, by specialty, on the basis of the Priority Groups Listed below.

• Thereafter, in order to meet an Employer's call within the forty-eight (48) hour period contained in Section 14 above, the responsible dispatching official shall first attempt to satisfy the Employer's call from the 'B' List, and upon exhaustion of same, by call to the Dispatch Offices of the UA Local Unions whose 'A' Lists comprise the 'C' and 'D' Priority Groups in that order.

• Union shall maintain a register of applicants for employment by classification and, where applicable, by specialty, on the basis of the Priority Groups Listed below.

• Thereafter, in order to meet an Employer's call within the forty-eight (48) hour period contained in Section 13 above, the responsible dispatching official shall first attempt to satisfy the Employer's call from the 'B' List, and upon exhaustion of same, by call to the Dispatch Offices of the UA Local Unions whose 'A' Lists comprise the 'C' and 'D' Priority Groups in that order.

• No 'A' List employee shall be laid off or otherwise terminated from employment until all employees from the 'B' List and 'C', 'D' and 'E' Priority Groups employed by the Individual Employer have been terminated.

• Union shall maintain a register of applicants for employment by classification and, where applicable, by specialty, based on the Priority Groups listed below.

More Definitions of Priority Groups

Priority Groups means those children who are defined in AWPS’ agreement with C&K, being those groups which the relevant Queensland Department advise are in a priority group which presently includes children who have an Indigenous background, a disability, a culturally/linguistically diverse background, and / or a child who is at risk of entering the child safety system.

Priority Groups means populations that are greatest at risk of contracting HIV/AIDS and STIs, namely, inter alia, sex workers, transport workers, armed forces personnel, out-of-school youth, and migrant workers;

Priority Groups means those groups who have supported the Parties in the development of the building. Review Committee means representatives of each of the Parties to this Agreement or their nominees.

Priority Groups means those groups identified by the Parties as being under represented for the particular activity engaged in

Priority Groups means participants from the group listed at Schedule 3;

Priority Groups means those groups identified by the Parties as being under represented for the particular activity engaged in School Premises means the land and buildings comprising Tring School The Trust means the body responsible for monitoring what the school provides and how the school best serves the local community and is comprised of staff, parents and community members