Examples of Retirement Policy in a sentence
Full details are available in the University Retirement Policy on the HR Division’s web pages.
Mandatory retirement under the Company’s Officer Mandatory Retirement Policy is not a Qualifying Termination.
Eligible employees may participate in the District’s Voluntary Early Retirement Policy – Board Policy 407.6G1.
The Board reserves the right to amend or revoke this Early Retirement Policy or any provision of this policy at any time, with or without notice.
The time at which the Participant ceases to serve as an Independent Director of the Funds in conformity with the Retirement Policy of the Board in effect at the time of such cessation of service.
Furthermore, the Phased Retirement Policy permits departmental units and the University to phase in replacements of full-time faculty in a manner which benefits the University’s future academic efforts, forming an important part of the long-range personnel resource management of the University.
For all Equity Awards and/or Monetary Awards granted to Employee following July 26, 2006 (“Prospective Awards”), the Original Retirement Policy shall apply, and such Prospective Awards shall fully vest in the event of such retirement, provided, and only to the extent that, Employee shall provide the Company with not less than twelve (12) months prior written notice of Employee’s intent to retire.
Failure by Employee to provide such written notice shall cause the Revised Retirement Policy (as hereinafter defined) to apply with respect to the vesting of Prospective Awards, but such failure shall have no effect whatsoever on the Prior Awards, all of which shall continue to be subject to the Original Retirement Policy.
The College shall notify the Faculty prior to any College action concerning amendment, deletion 13 and/or modification of the Early Retirement Policy.
The Phased Retirement Policy enables participating faculty to remain in their profession while phasing into retirement, and provides an opportunity for individual career flexibility.