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USCAA
CORPORATE 10-MILE CHAMPIONSHIP
at the 23rd
Annual Army Ten-Miler
America's
Largest 10-Mile Race |
Second
Annual
Compete together as one large team
Equally competitive for all ages and genders! |
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Team Eligibility
- Teams:
Open to any corporation, organization, or company.
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Individual Eligibility
Each runner must meet one
(or more) of the following conditions in order to
represent his/her organization:
- Employees: Must have been employed continuously
by the corporation 45 days prior to the start
of the race. Must be working 20 hours or
more per week during this time period, be on the
corporation's payroll and have taxes withheld by
the corporation.
- Retirees: Must be pension-eligible, former employees,
with 10 or more years of service to the corporation
and whose age plus years of service equals 65 or
more. Retirees must not be in the full-time employment
of another USCAA-competing corporation. There is
no limit to the number of retirees who may compete
for a corporation.
- Contractors: Must be under contract with the corporation
six (6) months prior to the start of the race. Must be working 30 hours or more per week,
for that corporation, for the entire six months.
Eligible contractors comprise independent contractors;
outsourced former employees who continue to perform
the same work for the corporation; and staff who
have long-term service commitments with the corporation,
who take direction from corporate employees, and
who work to fulfill corporate business objectives,
even if they are paid through payroll or temporary
staffing agencies. Employees of outside consulting
firms who are assigned to client corporations on
task assignments are not eligible to compete for
those client corporations (example: Andersen Consulting
employees on assignment to Hughes may not compete
for Hughes). Contractors are not eligible to compete
as alumni.
A maximum of two scorers may be contractors, offset
by the use of any alumnus/a as a scorer under the
alumni eligibility rule. (Example: If a team uses
an alum as a scorer, only one contractor may score;
if no alum scores, two contractors may score.)
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October 4, 2009
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