Timesheets definition

Timesheets means an itemized accounting that identifies employee, contractor or professional hours worked, with a sufficient description of the work done to identify the applicable budget item and to document the need for the work in relation to the completion of the Study;

Timesheets means any time keeping record including electronic time keeping devices.

Timesheets means a form, approved by the Authority, prepared and submitted on a weekly basis, which shall be filled out by the Consultant and which shall set forth detailed records (1) attesting to the hours spent on each Relocation Project (with reference to the applicable School Facilities Project number) and (2) in the form of a detailed work log describing the services performed on tasks assigned, as well as necessary travel requirements related to the performance of such services. Timesheets shall be signed by the Consultant submitting same and shall be certified as accurate by the Consultant Supervisor/Regional Manager.

Examples of Timesheets in a sentence

• All Practice Timesheets, Grids, Race Results are to be deemed Provisional until all vehicles are released by Scrutineers after Post Practice/Race Scrutineering and/or after completion of any Judicial or Technical Procedures.

• Time and Effort reports (Timesheets) must be maintained for all personnel included in the grant project.

• All Practice Timesheets, Grids, Race Results are to be deemed PROVISIONAL until all vehicles are released by Scrutineers after Post Practice/Race Scrutineering and/or after completion of any Judicial or Technical Procedures.

• All Practice Timesheets, Grids, Race Results are deemed provisional until all vehicles are released by Scrutineers after Post Practice/Race Scrutineering and/or after completion of any Judicial or Technical Procedures.

• Recipients may be required to provide some or all of the following items with their requests for reimbursement:• Summary of costs by cost categories;• Timesheets or personnel hours report;• Invoices/receipts for all travel, equipment, supplies, contractual, and other costs;• UCC filing proof for equipment acquired with project funds by for-profit recipients and subrecipients;• Explanation of cost share for invoicing period;• Analogous information for some subrecipients; and• Other items as required by DOE.

More Definitions of Timesheets

Timesheets. The Contractor need not meet a minimum quota. You will work as needed to complete the objective of the promotion. If your promotion requires submission of a signed timesheet, as proof of completion for the client, please have an on-site manager sign off on your job order and fax it to Big Orange at 000-000-0000 by the first business day after your promotion unless otherwise specified.

Timesheets means the electronic timesheet system or other such time recording method as may be agreed in writing between the parties in relation to time worked by the Consultancy;

Timesheets means the Council Monthly Timesheet.

Timesheets. The Contractor need not meet a minimum quota. You will work as needed to complete the objective of the promotion. If your promotion requires submission of a signed timesheet, as proof of completion for the client, please have an on-site manager sign off on your job order and fax it to On The Rocks at 312.526.3141 by the first business day after your promotion unless otherwise specified.

Timesheets means a timesheet completed by or on behalf of a Candidate in respect of services provided by that Candidate to a Client.

Timesheets. We will process all timesheets received in a timely manner and ensure that correct payment is made to the temporary worker and correct charges are made to your salaries budget.  Feedback: We value feedback on our service and candidates, and welcome comments and feedback outside of the official feedback forms. We will act on any issues raised in feedback and inform stakeholders of changes and improvements to the TSS based on feedback received. Feedback forms will be monitored and analysed regularly to ensure prompt attention and action follows from issues raised by managers.  Replacing a temporary worker: Where a temporary worker chooses to leave an assignment before its end date, or chooses not to accept an extension to the assignment, we will work with you to find a replacement as quickly as possible. We will aim to provide a new temporary worker within 24 hours of your candidate selection. To enable us to provide the best service to you and your temporary worker, we need some help from you:  Liaison during assignments is important to ensure that both parties are happy. Please keep in contact with us, and alert us to any potential or emerging issues at the earliest possible opportunity.  Please ensure that you countersign monthly timesheets and return them to us promptly. Please also ensure that the information provided on timesheets accurately reflects hours worked and any holiday leave taken or any other absences. Delays in receiving completed timesheets may result in late payment, and any errors in hours/holiday leave/other absences may lead to incorrect charges back to your salaries budget. The deadline for timesheet submission is the last working day of each month.  Please complete the feedback form we send you at the end of each assignment. Your views are important to us, and will be used to help shape the development and improvement of the service. It is also a crucial tool for us in maintaining the quality of the candidates we provide for assignments. Your feedback on the temporary worker will be helpful for other managers in deciding which candidates to select for their assignments.  If you would like to terminate an assignment before the end date, please inform us at the earliest possible opportunity as we aim to provide one week’s notice for assignments longer than four weeks where this is possible.

Timesheets means any time keeping record including electronic time keeping devices. “WR Act” means the Workplace Relations Act 1996 (Cth).