Examples of Transferred Salaried Employees in a sentence
Seller currently maintains employee long term disability and short term disability plans for eligible employees of GenCorp, including eligible Transferred Salaried Employees.
Seller currently maintains a vacation plan for eligible employees of GenCorp including eligible Transferred Salaried Employees.
No Transferred Salaried Employee nor any spouse, former spouse or beneficiary under any of the Plans, or under any plan from time to time established by the Buyer for the benefit of the Transferred Salaried Employees, shall be entitled to assert any claim based on any of the provisions of this Agreement (including but not limited to this Article VIII) against either party to this Agreement (or any of its Affiliates).
Seller currently maintains employee life insurance benefit plans for eligible active employees of GenCorp, including eligible Transferred Salaried Employees (the "Active Employee Life Insurance Plans").
Seller currently maintains the "GenCorp Retirement Savings Plan" (the "Savings Plan") which provides certain tax-advantaged savings opportunities for eligible employees, including eligible Transferred Salaried Employees.
For a period of twelve (12) months after the Effective Time, Buyer shall maintain a severance plan for Transferred Salaried Employees that provides benefits substantially comparable to the benefits provided under The Dial Corporation Enhanced Severance Pay Plan For Terminated Employees as of immediately prior to the Effective Time.
Effective as of the Closing, Transferred Salaried Employees will cease to be eligible for benefits under the Separation Plan and Seller will have no obligation to make any payment or provide any benefits under the Separation Plan to Transferred Salaried Employees after the Closing.
It would also be challenging for controllers to provide information to data subjects about “unexpected” processing without being speculative about how data subjects may react to it and potentially raising unnecessary alarm.
Seller currently maintains the "GenCorp Involuntary Separation Pay Plan" (the "Separation Plan") providing certain separation pay and other benefits for eligible employees of GenCorp, including the eligible Transferred Salaried Employees, whose employment is terminated involuntarily under certain circumstances.
The Committee noted that because plaintiffs, as Transferred Salaried Employees under the Ball purchase agreement, were offered and accepted continued employment as of the closing date of the sale of assets to Ball, “they suffered no actual termination of employment in any sense.” The Committee concluded that §19.11(f), which requires an “involuntary termination” of employment, did not apply to such transferred employees.