Transitional Employer definition

Transitional Employer means an organization, either for-profit or non-profit, that provides transitional job opportunities for transitional employees (belonging to the hardest to employ population) and that has been certified by the DAA as a local transitional employer under these Rules and Procedures.

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Transitional Employer means an organization, for profit or non-profit, that provides transitional jobs for the long-term unemployed, and that has been certified by the DAA as a local transitional employer under these Rules and Procedures.

Transitional Employer means a Person (as defined in Section 10.25.1(n)) that provides transitional job opportunities for Transitional Employees (as defined above) and that has been certified by the DAA as a Local Transitional Employer under these Rules and Procedures.

Examples of Transitional Employer in a sentence

Matching Employer Contributions as described in Section 4.1 (and in any Instrument of Adoption), Qualified Nonelective Contributions as described in Section 4.4, Nonelective Employer Contributions as described in Section 4.6, Transitional Employer Contributions as described in Section 4.8 or FSP Contributions and FSP Plus Contributions as described in Section 4.13.
The amounts allocated from the Suspense Account under this Section 16.3(1) shall be allocated as Nonelective Employer Contributions and Transitional Employer Contributions, as applicable, under Article IV, and the obligations of the Employers to make such contributions under Article IV shall be reduced accordingly.
An Employer may make Transitional Employer Contributions on account of a Plan Year, or partial payments of such Contributions, at any time during such Plan Year or within the time following the close of such Year that is prescribed by law for the filing by each such Employer of its federal income tax return (including extensions thereof).
Matching Employer Contributions as described in Section 4.1 (and in any Instrument of Adoption), Qualified Nonelective Contributions as described in Section 4.4, Nonelective Employer Contributions as described in Section 4.6, Transitional Employer Contributions as described in Section 4.8, FSP Contributions as described in Section 4.13 and FSP Plus Contributions as described in Section 4.15.
If, at the time of any allocation of assets from the Suspense Account under this Section 16.3(1), the value of the assets remaining in 145 ‌ the Suspense Account is less than the amount of the Nonelective Employer Contributions and Transitional Employer Contributions required to be made at that time under Article IV, then the assets from the Suspense Account shall be allocated first as Nonelective Employer Contributions and, if not yet exhausted, then second as Transitional Employer Contributions.
An Employer may make Transitional Employer Contributions on account of a Plan Year, or partial payments of such Contributions, at any time during such Plan Year or within the time following the close of such 75 ‌ Year that is prescribed by law for the filing by each such Employer of its federal income tax return (including extensions thereof).
An Employer may make Transitional Employer Contributions on account of a Plan Year, or partial payments of such Contributions, at any time during such Plan Year or within the time following the close of such -55- NAI-1526973031v4 Year that is prescribed by law for the filing by each such Employer of its federal income tax return (including extensions thereof).

More Definitions of Transitional Employer

Transitional Employer means a Nonprofit Corporation that provides Transitional Jobs for the long-term unemployed, and that has been certified by the City as a Transitional Employer.

Transitional Employer means an excluded employer that is bound by a transitional award.

Transitional Employer means an employer that: