Common use of Additional training sessions Clause in Contracts

Additional training sessions. a. For Training Sessions not covered in Items 4.3 and 4.4, the CONTRACTING PARTY should draw up a training schedule for the Multiplicatory Agents, lasting no more than 10 (ten) days, to be delivered to the CONTRACTED PARTY with advance notice of 2 (two) days prior to the start of the Training Sessions. The CONTRACTED PARTY should ensure that its Multiplicatory Agents are available, provided that they are not involved in other Training Sessions. b. The CONTRACTED PARTY should draw up the Operator Training Program with the objective of implementing the effective rendering of the services within no more than 15 (fifteen) days, as from the end of the Multiplicatory Agent Training Sessions. c. Should the CONTRACTING PARTY request a Training Plan that requires overtime or unforeseen outlays, such outlays will be for the account thereof, with such amounts being estimated and agreed among the Parties prior to the start of the Training Sessions. d. Should the Operator Training Program exceed 10 (ten) days, the CONTRACTING PARTY should draw up a training schedule that does not adversely affect the Performance Ratings (SLA) of the operations.

Additional training sessions. a. For Training Sessions not covered in Items 4.3 6.3 and 4.46.4, the CONTRACTING PARTY should draw up a training schedule for the Multiplicatory Agents, lasting no more than 10 (ten) days, to be delivered to the CONTRACTED PARTY with advance notice of 2 (two) days prior to the start of the Training Sessions. The CONTRACTED PARTY should ensure that its Multiplicatory Agents are available, provided that they are not involved in other Training Sessions. b. The CONTRACTED PARTY should draw up the Operator Training Program with the objective of implementing the effective rendering of the services within no more than 15 (fifteen) days, as from the end of the Multiplicatory Agent Training Sessions. c. Should the CONTRACTING PARTY request a Training Plan that requires overtime or unforeseen outlays, such outlays will be for the account thereof, with such amounts being estimated and agreed among the Parties prior to the start of the Training Sessions. d. Should the Operator Training Program exceed 10 (ten) days, the CONTRACTING PARTY should draw raw up a training schedule that does not adversely affect the Performance Ratings (SLA) of the operations.

Additional training sessions. A-49 a. For Training Sessions not covered in Items 4.3 5.3 and 4.45.4, the CONTRACTING PARTY should draw up a training schedule for the Multiplicatory Agents, lasting no more than 10 (ten) days, to be delivered to the CONTRACTED PARTY with advance notice of 2 (two) days prior to the start of the Training Sessions. The CONTRACTED PARTY should ensure that its Multiplicatory Agents are available, provided that they are not involved in other Training Sessions. b. The CONTRACTED PARTY should draw up the Operator Training Program with the objective of implementing the effective rendering of the services within no more than 15 (fifteen) days, as from the end of the Multiplicatory Agent Training Sessions. c. Should the CONTRACTING PARTY request a Training Plan that requires overtime or unforeseen outlays, such outlays will be for the account thereof, with such amounts being estimated and agreed among the Parties prior to the start of the Training Sessions. d. Should the Operator Training Program exceed 10 (ten) days, the CONTRACTING PARTY should draw up a training schedule that does not adversely affect the Performance Ratings (SLA) of the operations.

Additional training sessions. a. For Training Sessions not covered in Items 4.3 and 4.4, the CONTRACTING PARTY should draw up a training schedule for the Multiplicatory Agents, lasting no more than 10 (ten) days, to be delivered to the CONTRACTED PARTY with advance notice of 2 (two) days prior to the start of the Training Sessions. The CONTRACTED PARTY should ensure that its Multiplicatory Agents are available, provided that they are not involved in other Training Sessions. b. The CONTRACTED PARTY should draw up the Operator Training Program with the objective of implementing the effective rendering of the services within no more than 15 (fifteen) days, as from the end of the Multiplicatory Agent Training Sessions. c. Should the CONTRACTING PARTY request a Training Plan that requires overtime or unforeseen outlays, such outlays will be for the account thereof, with such amounts being estimated and agreed among the Parties prior to the start of the Training Sessions. d. Should the Operator Training Program exceed 10 (ten) days, the CONTRACTING PARTY should draw up a training schedule that does not adversely affect the Performance Ratings (SLA) of the operations.

Additional training sessions. a. For Training Sessions not covered in Items 4.3 6.3 and 4.46.4, the CONTRACTING PARTY should draw up a training schedule for the Multiplicatory Agents, lasting no more than 10 (ten) days, to be delivered to the CONTRACTED PARTY with advance notice of 2 (two) days prior to the start of the Training Sessions. The CONTRACTED PARTY should ensure that its Multiplicatory Agents are available, provided that they are not involved in other Training Sessions. b. The CONTRACTED PARTY should draw up the Operator Training Program with the objective of implementing the effective rendering of the services within no more than 15 (fifteen) days, as from the end of the Multiplicatory Agent Training Sessions. c. Should the CONTRACTING PARTY request a Training Plan that requires overtime or unforeseen outlays, such outlays will be for the account thereof, with such amounts being estimated and agreed among the Parties prior to the start of the Training Sessions. d. Should the Operator Training Program exceed 10 (ten) days, the CONTRACTING PARTY should draw up a training schedule that does not adversely affect the Performance Ratings (SLA) of the operations.