Stipend definition

Stipend means a teaching fellowship stipend distributed to
Stipend means compensation paid to members above their nominal salary for the performance of specific duties, and is not considered to be salary for the purposes of benefits calculation.
Stipend means an amount paid to the unsuccessful and responsive firms to defray the cost of submission of phase II of the building design-build proposal.

Examples of Stipend in a sentence

  • The Cash Stipend is only available to employees who are eligible to take Medical Insurance and choose not to.


More Definitions of Stipend

Stipend is a tax-free living allowance paid to a full-time Scholar under certain People Support Schemes;
Stipend means the fee paid to a design-builder by a contracting unit to encourage competition.
Stipend means the sum described as the stipend in Section 2.3 of this RFQ.
Stipend means the fee paid to a design-build entity by the
Stipend means a fee paid to a supervisee that is not based on productivity or revenue generated.
Stipend means a payment made to an individual under s. 45.50 (2m) (f), Stats.
Stipend means the fixed annual payment to the Clinic as a contribution to the overhead and supervision costs incurred by the Clinic in relation to engagement of the Interprofessional Team Member, as described in Appendix 1;