Sentence examples for usual employer from inspiring English sources

As discussed in detail by the health policy expert Doug Badger, the language of the health care law requires Congressional employees to obtain health insurance through an exchange created by the law, but other parts of the federal legal code restrict the ability of the federal government to pay the usual employer share for group insurance programs approved by the Office of Personnel Management.

Because death certificates were used to identify usual employer and occupation, information on specific jobs worked was fairly limited and often missing completely.

The most usual types of groups are employees of a common employer, members of a labour organization, debtors of a common creditor, or members of a professional or trade association.

"The Massachusetts Pregnant Workers Fairness Act would further strengthen this win for pregnant workers by providing a clear standard to ensure that providing reasonable accommodations is business as usual for employers when a pregnant worker needs it," said MotherWoman Program Director Liz Friedman.

Subject to paragraph (d)(3) of this section, a plan or issuer may treat participants as two or more distinct groups of similarly situated individuals if the distinction between or among the groups of participants is based on a bona fide employment-based classification consistent with the employer's usual business practice.

In this Example 3, the classification is permitted under this paragraph (d) because there is a distinction based on a bona fide employment-based classification consistent with the employer's usual business practice and the distinction is not directed at individual participants and beneficiaries.

Under the plan (consistent with the employer's usual business practice), employees who normally work at least 30 hours per week are considered to be working full-time.

As usual you (like your employer) treat your audience like 10 year olds.

The professionals I'm looking for have all of the usual talents that every employer demands - experience, dedication, resourcefulness, team players, and the list goes on.

Districts across the country with large Latino populations were said to be quieter than usual, and some large employers said they were shutting down for the day.

The state's widely scattered population, with fewer than five people per square mile in 26 counties, makes it all the harder to rally local economies the usual way, by courting employers with assurances of work forces.