Productive Work definition

Productive Work means productive work performed specifically for Health Net, as appropriately recorded under a labor tracking system or other system acceptable to both Parties. ***.

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Productive Work. Has the meaning set forth in Section 2.1(o) of Schedule C to the Terms and Conditions Schedule C

Productive Work means work that narrows, clarifies or resolves the issues so that, when Section 6 negotiations begin, the parties will be positioned to reach final agreement earlier than would have been the case but for the interim discussions.1

Examples of Productive Work in a sentence

• The Fellow agrees to cooperate fully with MAHEC's institutional policies prohibiting discrimination and sexual harassment (Productive Work Environment) as identified in the Resident Physician Manual.

• The Fellow agrees to cooperate fully with MAHEC's institutional policies prohibiting discrimination and sexual harassment (Productive Work Environment) as identified in the Resident & Fellow Physician Manual.

• The parties agree that at no time is it permissible for “R-18” (MA) material to be viewed on Company provided equipment and this would be considered a violation of the Company Productive Work Environment policy and Article 36 of the Agreement.

• The Resident Physician agrees to cooperate fully with MAHEC's institutional policies prohibiting discrimination and sexual harassment (Productive Work Environment) as identified in the Resident Physician Manual.

• Just Cause 10 1 27 Probationary Employee 15 3 35 Sick Benefits Abused 32 5 67 Union Notification 10 2 27 Distribution of Agreement 4 1 18 Dress and Grooming Requirements 15 4 35 Hired with Limitations 1 2 16 Probationary 15 3 35 Assignments for General Training 33 1 67 Productive Work 41 2 75 Selection Procedure 33 2 67 Training in Higher Classification 16 4 35 Exhibits A, B, C, D, F, G, H, I 79 1.

• The Resident Physician agrees to cooperate fully with MAHEC's institutional policies prohibiting discrimination and sexual harassment (Productive Work Environment) as identified in the Manual for Residents and Fellows.

• Essentially all work completed between out-of-service date and Substantial Completion Date, excluding cure and disinfection, is considered Productive Work and requires the presence of an RPR.

• After the Project has been completed; complaints from Owner or neighbors concerning health, environmental, or damage issues, or if there are still waste coating or waste abrasive issues, these are considered Productive Work requiring an RPR even after the structure is returned to service.

• After the project has been completed and after all punch list items have been completed, cure time and site clean-up, excluding any waste coating or abrasive issues, are not considered Productive Work.

• Productive Work includes, but is not limited to, all elements of abrasive blast cleaning, power washing, high pressure water jetting or high/low pressure water cleaning, power tool cleaning, rigging, painting, metal repairs, concrete repairs, punch list items, and clean-up.

More Definitions of Productive Work

Productive Work means productive work performed specifically for Triple-S or a Service Recipient, as appropriately recorded under a labor tracking system or other system acceptable to both Parties. Nonproductive time, including holidays, vacation time, sick leave or other personal time off, education, training, travel, administrative, expense accounting, and management time (e.g., Supplier’s internal meetings, internal reporting, expense accounting), internal Supplier process implementation work, and idle time between projects shall not be counted as Productive Work. Further, except as agreed to as part of a Project, any time spent by personnel in Supplier’s program management office or by any other personnel that perform administrative or account level management functions shall not be considered Productive Work.