How is Current Employment defined in a legal contract?
- Current Employment means work taken up within a period of one year priors to a request for information by a court representative. Seen in 40 SEC filings.
- Current Employment means employment status such that the individual is an employee, the employer (including self-employment), or is associated with the employer in a business context. The person is considered to possess coverage through their existing employment situation. Seen in 6 SEC filings.
Please note certain definitions have been ignored as they contain prohibited keywords or specific relational terms.
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Genie Definition 1
Current Employment means employment embarked on less than a year before an information request.
Relevant Contract Type
Relevant Circumstances
- Proposed changes to conditions of employment
- Consideration of employee benefits and bonuses
- Assessing tax information for employees
Relevant Sectors
Genie Definition 2
Current Employment means situation where an individual is an employee, an employer including self-employed, or associated with the employer in business.
Relevant Contract Type
Relevant Circumstances
- Evaluation of business partnerships
- Assessment of business relationships
- Determination of self-employment terms
Relevant Sectors
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Current Employment means employment embarked on less than a year before an information request.
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