Corporate Group means the Corporation and its Subsidiaries treated as a single consolidated entity.
Corporate Group means a group of Single Legal Entities consisting of the Corporate Group Owner and up to nine nominated Subsidiaries (as defined in the Corporates Act) of the Corporate Group Owner.
Corporate Group means an entity and all affiliates of that entity.
Examples of Corporate Group in a sentence
If there are no unemployed members of the Union who have previously worked for the Corporate Group who are available for recall, the Corporate Group shall recruit such new employees who shall secure a work clearance from the Union before commencing work.
The Corporate Group will notify the Union in the event additional or replacement Warehousemen are to be hired.
In the event there are no unemployed members of the Union available for recall as per above, the Corporate Group may hire a Warehouseman, who shall secure a work clearance from the Union and pay dues.
More Definitions of Corporate Group
Corporate Group means the Corporation and its Subsidiaries.
Corporate Group means the Corporation and its Affiliates, present and future, so long as such Entity remains an Affiliate;
Corporate Group means any Organization that is not part of a Business Group and any member of the Senior Management Team to whom such an Organization reports directly.
Corporate Group means an entityand all affiliates of that entity.
Corporate Group means a company and its affiliates;
Corporate Group means any of the Corporation’s subsidiaries, related and affiliated corporations, limited partnerships and other business entities and includes any successor corporations or entities thereto;
Corporate Group means a company and the affiliates or associates of that company;