Society Board definition
Examples of Society Board in a sentence
Members of the Board of Directors will be permitted up to 12 additional days per calendar year at their normal base rates, to attend Society Board meetings.
The Society Board of Directors clearly recognizes the unique position of security staff regarding their relationship with other Society represented employees and will strive to ensure that any conflict of interest which may arise is handled sensitively and expeditiously.
The Society Board of Directors clearly recognizes the unique position of internal audit and security staff regarding their relationship with other Society represented employees and will strive to ensure that any conflict of interest which may arise is handled sensitively and expeditiously.
The IESO or The Society Board of Directors shall have the right to terminate 12-hour shift work.
The Society Board of Directors clearly recognizes the unique position of security staff regarding their relationship with other Society represented employees and will strive to ensure that any conflict of interest, which may arise is handled sensitively and expeditiously.
Members of the Board of Directors will be permitted up to additional days per calendar year at their normal base rates, to attend Society Board meetings.
It is understood that all Circle of Friends agreements are subject to review by the Houston Dermatological Society Board.
The term “Employer” shall apply to the ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Student Society Board of Directors or its designate.
At the conclusion of the Trustee’s service on the Society Board or Committee, the Trustee shall return to the Society all originals and copies of any material containing Confidential Information or other work product or property of the Society and shall delete from the Trustee’s personal computer or other electronic storage devices all such non-public information.
The Society Board and/or employees shall inform the HRM Representative in a timely manner of all emergencies, the occurrence of all uncontrollable events, and any other significant information as would be expected under customary and prudent business practices.