Charges on Recruitment Actions Sample Clauses

Charges on Recruitment Actions. 12.2.1 Administrative charges shall apply to compensate efforts made to bring the experts on board, at the following two stages of the process: a) Recruitment stage (tollgate 1); and b) Contract administration stage (tollgate 2). 12.2.2 After the signature of the present project document, ICAO shall initiate recruitment request(s) for expert(s)/personnel required. ICAO shall facilitate the recruitment in accordance with the applicable procedures and practices of for recruitment of field personnel. 12.2.3 Should the steering committee, out of convenience, choose or opt to prematurely cancel/terminate or decide to put an ongoing recruitment process on hold before the completion of the process, ICAO shall collect 50% of the total overhead due over the contract term, to cover administrative costs for the recruitment. ICAO shall apply the charges within four weeks of the date of the letter/email of cancellation/termination. 12.2.4 Should the steering committee call off the ongoing recruitment process citing delays beyond 60 days after receiving the requisition and all the necessary associated documentation, no charge shall apply (except in cases where there exists a written request from the steering committee to ICAO, seeking a slow-down on the process, with reasons). 12.2.5 Whenever a recruitment process is completed and a nomination letter released to the steering committee, ICAO shall consider its assignment under tollgate 1 completed and automatically charge the requisite 5 per cent, within a period of 4 weeks after the release of the nomination letter, if the steering committee does not formally respond to seek a further review or opts to keep the process on hold. 12.2.6 ICAO may present to the steering committee up to a maximum of three proposals of nominees for any one post. Depending on the prevailing circumstances and after a review of the nominated candidates’ profiles presented, the steering committee may request ICAO for an expanded list of qualified experts if so required. On its part, ICAO commits to provide up to a maximum of two successive nominations to help satisfy the steering committee’s requirements. 12.2.7 On submission of the third nomination letter, ICAO shall automatically charge the requisite 5 per cent, within 4 weeks after the release of the last nomination letter to the steering committee. 12.2.8 Where the steering committee receives a nomination letter from ICAO and makes a selection of the candidate for deployment, the standard ap...
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