Sentences with phrase «benefit of advance notice»

Margos didn't have the benefit of advance notice when the head of her lab, Klaus Kurtenbach, died suddenly in March of a stomach ulcer.

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For the most part, any benefits that might be had by optimal timing of meals is so minuscule that unless you're an advanced athlete, you wouldn't notice any difference at all.

[1] See the DOL's advanced notice of proposed rulemaking (ANPRM) on lifetime income illustrations: Pension Benefit Statements, 78 Fed.

45 days advanced notice prior to interest rate increases or other significant changes in credit card terms: this includes the benefits and reward structure of a credit card.

We are writing to give you advance notice of changes to your travel benefits and to remind you about other valuable features of your Platinum Card.

These could include retraining and education for laid - off workers, advance notice of layoffs when possible, substantial income support for program participants, and maintenance of laid - off workers» health and pension benefits until they find suitable employment.

An employer may end a contact by offering an employee advanced notice or equivalent payment of wage and benefits required under legislation or common... Read More

Meanwhile, Congress amended the IRC several times again to both ensure that the prohibition on borrowing (on a deductible basis) to fund insurance acquisitions was clear and to deny the tax - free nature of death benefits to corporate employer in some situations (e.g., if the insured was not provided with adequate advance notice and an opportunity to block the insurance acquisition or if the insured was not an employee of the corporation within a year of his or her death).

Jos. A. Bank ORRA members receive 20 % savings when shopping in one of their stores via their customer service number, or on - line, free garment pressing services on JoS A. Bank clothing, 24 - hour tailoring upon request, advance notice of sales, exclusive invitations to corporate sale events, and spouses and dependents share these benefits.

The Bureau stated in the proposal that it believed that, by providing the consumer with basic information about the property that is the subject of the loan transaction, this disclosure will promote the informed use of credit and more effective advance notice of settlement costs and will enable consumers to better understand the costs, benefits, and risks associated with mortgage transactions.

The Bureau stated its belief that this disclosure will promote the informed use of credit and more effective advance notice of settlement costs, consistent with TILA section 105 (a) and RESPA section 19 (a), and will enable consumers to better understand the costs, benefits, and risks associated with mortgage transactions, consistent with Dodd - Frank Act section 1032 (a).