College staff Sample Clauses

College staff. The section explains who may need access to a room, provide instructions to Student(s) or who Students can contact in specific instances. 7.3.1 Students shall be required to permit the Manager and duly authorised personnel, contractors and other work persons, to enter the Accommodation to undertake work such as cleaning and maintenance of the Accommodation at all reasonable hours of the daytime or at any time during an emergency or when a breach of the Accommodation Contract is suspected. 7.3.2 Students will be required to allow access to the Accommodation by the Manager, or other authorised personnel, to undertake regular maintenance and occupancy status inspections. 7.3.3 Confrontational behaviour, including foul language and any behaviour contrary to the College's Equality and Diversity Policies, towards a member of College or contract staff will result in disciplinary action being taken against the Student involved. 7.3.4 Students shall comply with any reasonable request that is made by Accommodation Services/Estates and Facilities in relation to any dispute, emergency, security matter or in any day-to-day matter at the Accommodation. 7.3.5 In relation to any dispute between Students, Accommodation Services shall aim to assist in the resolution of such disputes. Whereby Students wish to take this further, they are able to complain via the College’s complaints procedure. 7.3.6 In the event of any dispute between Students the College reserves the right to move any Student in relation to this on immediate notice but will endeavour to relocate the moved Student elsewhere for the duration of the Accommodation Contract unless such Student is being withdrawn from the College in accordance with the specified regulations.
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College staff. The section explains who may need access to a room, provide instructions to Student(s) or who Students can contact in specific instances. 7.3.1 Students shall be required to permit the Manager and duly authorised personnel, contractors and other work persons, to enter the Accommodation to undertake work such as cleaning and maintenance of the Accommodation at all reasonable hours of the daytime or at any time during an emergency or when a breach of the Accommodation Contract is suspected. 7.3.2 Students will be required to allow access to the Accommodation by the Manager, or other authorised personnel, to undertake regular health and safety, maintenance and occupancy status inspections. 7.3.3 Confrontational behaviour, including foul language and any behaviour contrary to the College's Equality and Diversity Policies, towards a member of College, on-site team or contract staff will result in disciplinary action being taken against the Student involved. 7.3.4 Students shall comply with any reasonable request that is made by Accommodation Services and or the on-site hospitality, resident assistants and security team in relation to any dispute, emergency, security matter or in any day to day matter at the Accommodation. 7.3.5 In relation to any dispute between Students, Accommodation Services shall aim to assist in the resolution of such disputes. Whereby Students wish to take this further, they are able to complain via the College’s complaints procedure. 7.3.6 In the event of any dispute between Students the College reserves the right to move any Student in relation to this on immediate notice but will endeavour to relocate the moved Student elsewhere for the duration of the Accommodation Contract unless such Student is being withdrawn from the College in accordance with the specified regulations.
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College staff. Contractor will direct all questions concerning this Agreement or operation hereunder that arise during the Event to PC Staff who are present during the Event, and will follow their directives concerning operation under this Agreement. PC will not provide any kitchen access, nor storage for contractor’s food or ice. Contractor will be responsible for setting up any staging or food preparation areas needed outside Contractor’s vehicle, in a pre-approved location adjacent to the function site. No cooking is allowed on sidewalks or under covered porticos. Contractor is responsible for Contractor’s own set-up and complete clean-up after the event. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to return the rental space to the condition in which it was found. Waste, ice and, beverages may not be dumped anywhere on PC’s Campus or the Event site, but must be removed by Contractor. Trash receptacles will be provided for participants in the Event, but these are not to be used by Contractor for Contractor’s clean-up. PC may charge, and Contractor shall pay, a reasonable fee for costs incurred by PC as a result of Contractor’s failure to clean up as specified herein.
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College staff. The section explains who may need access to a room, provide instructions to Student(s) or who Students can contact in specific instances. Accommodation Agreement 2024-25 Student Resident Goldsmiths, University of London 7.3.1 Students shall be required to permit the Manager and duly authorised personnel, contractors and other work persons, to enter the Accommodation to undertake work such as cleaning and maintenance of the Accommodation at all reasonable hours of the daytime or at any time during an emergency or when a breach of the Accommodation Contract is suspected. 7.3.2 Students will be required to allow access to the Accommodation by the Manager, or other authorised personnel, to undertake regular health and safety, maintenance and occupancy status inspections. 7.3.3 Confrontational behaviour, including foul language and any behaviour contrary to the College's Equality and Diversity Policies, towards a member of College or contract staff will result in disciplinary action being taken against the Student involved. 7.3.4 Students shall comply with any reasonable request that is made by Accommodation Services/Security/Estates and Facilities in relation to any dispute, emergency, security matter or in any day to day matter at the Accommodation. 7.3.5 In relation to any dispute between Students, Accommodation Services shall aim to assist in the resolution of such disputes. Whereby Students wish to take this further, they are able to complain via the College’s complaints procedure. 7.3.6 In the event of any dispute between Students the College reserves the right to move any Student in relation to this on immediate notice but will endeavour to relocate the moved Student elsewhere for the duration of the Accommodation Contract unless such Student is being withdrawn from the College in accordance with the specified regulations.
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