Attraction Sample Clauses

Attraction. As used in this Formal Agreement, “Attraction” means, without limitation (but solely and exclusively in connection with the rights granted pursuant to Paragraph III(A) of the Formal Agreement), live performances, shows, exhibits, attractions, animated and non-animated films (using both then existing films owned or licensed by Xx. Xxxxx Enterprises and films that may be produced for MCA’s purposes; provided, however, that use of existing films owned or licensed by Xx. Xxxxx Enterprises is subject to Xx. Xxxxx Enterprises’ prior written approval and subject to availability of rights under existing agreements relating to such films), visual displays, demonstrations, set designs, musical shows, live or taped shows or films, all configurations of digital storage and delivery systems and/or technology now known or hereafter devised, including without limitation, all computer-assisted media rights (including without limitation, CD-ROM, CD-I, 3D0 and all similar hard or floppy disc systems, interactive cable limited to exhibition and use within Theme Parks owned or operated by MCA pursuant to this Formal Agreement and the marketing thereof (as provided in Paragraph III(A) of the Formal Agreement) and all other interactive media, systems, devices or methods now known or hereafter devised), virtual reality devices or simulators, backgrounds, costumes, amusement park rides, ride/films, funhouses, strollers, restaurants, food vending facilities, food or merchandise carts, game/arcade areas, decorations, activities, shops, and as otherwise provided in this Formal Agreement and, subject to Paragraph II of the Formal Agreement, in any other manner in which characters or elements are used (or are going to be used) by any means of demonstration, exhibition or technology whether now known or hereafter invented (provided such means shall be consistent with the grant of rights contained in Paragraph III(A) of the Formal Agreement) by MCA in Theme Parks.
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Attraction. The Contractor shall: advertise Roles via the appropriate medium including for example on the Contractor’s website, on job boards and through social media. The Contractor shall use the job advert and remuneration details provided by the Authority; where necessary, as directed by the Authority and using the Authority’s branding, advise and arrange appropriate cost effective media to achieve maximum Candidate response from suitably qualified Candidates, such as local / national press and industry-specific websites; negotiate any advertisement charges in advance and notify the Authority within 24 hours of when it learns of the relevant advertisement charges. The Authority will then advise and confirm if they are happy with the proposal 24 hours from receipt. The Authority will provide a purchase order number to be quoted by the Contractor in any relevant invoice or communication. The Contractor will deduct the cost of the advert from any Charges payable in respect of Engaged Candidates as a result of the advertising campaign; clarify Role requirements with the recruiting manager and HR (via scheduled phone call, or occasionally face to face with authorised contacts at the Premises). In this call the Role will be discussed in detail, together with the timeline for recruitment, the number of CV’s required and by what date, along with any additional information that will benefit the recruitment of the vacancy. The details of the conversation and agreed points will be documented by the HR representative and line manager and passed on to the recruitment administrator in order for them to coordinate it effectively. This information is to be recorded by the Contractor on a Candidate Recruitment Strategy Form. This form is to be designed by the Contractor as part of the tender process. This form shall be confirmed with the Authority and successful Contractor prior to contract commencement and shall be inserted at Schedule 9 (Candidate Recruitment Strategy Form); approach, engage and manage second tier suppliers as required in accordance with Schedule 7 (Sub-Contractors). The Contractor shall represent the Authority effectively to ensure each second tier supplier’s full engagement. The Contractor shall be responsible for negotiating fees with second tier suppliers within the rates agreed between the Contractor and the Authority; ensure accessibility requirements are met when attracting Candidates including providing back up facilities where necessary for any Candidate...
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Attraction. Attraction deals with the identification of job requirements or competencies in the organization and determining the number and mix necessary to do the job. Specific activities for the attraction include job analysis, human resource planning and recruitment.
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  • Incentives Should the Company desire to install incentives to cover any jobs, the following shall govern:

  • Operation of the Business Between the date of this Agreement and the Closing, Seller shall:

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  • Retention Subrecipient shall retain all financial records, supporting documents, statistical records, and all other records pertinent to this Contract for a period of five (5) years. The retention period begins on the date of the submission of the County’s annual performance and evaluation report to HUD in which the activities assisted under the Contract are reported on for the final time. Notwithstanding the above, if there is litigation, claims, audits, negotiations or other actions that involve any of the records cited and that have started before the expiration of the five-year period, then such records must be retained until completion of the actions and resolution of all issues, or the expiration of the five-year period, whichever occurs later.

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