Common use of Contractor’s Employees – Supervisors Clause in Contracts

Contractor’s Employees – Supervisors. A. Contractor shall provide on-Site supervision. Contractor’s supervisors shall be fluent in oral and written English. Contractor’s supervisors shall be capable of communicating with all Contractors’ employees in the event the employees do not speak English. Upon Client Agency Designee request, the Contractor shall provide documentation evidencing the supervisor has necessary supervision skills and is paid at a higher rate than the supervised employees. The supervisor shall be on-Site during the entire shift to oversee the Performance of all Contractor’s employees. The Contractor and its on-Site supervisor shall verify all tasks are completed in accordance with the Attachment 1, Task Schedule Checklist. The on-Site supervisor may devote a maximum of one third (1/3) of its shift to perform custodial tasks. B. In the event of the regularly assigned supervisor’s absence, Contractor shall provide a substitute of equal or greater skill level, with prior notice to the Client Agency. Contractor shall provide the name, title and cell phone number of the supervisor(s) to the Client Agency Designee.

Contractor’s Employees – Supervisors. A. Contractor shall provide on-Site supervision. Contractor’s supervisors shall be fluent literate in oral and written English. Contractor’s supervisors shall be capable of communicating with all Contractors’ employees in the event the employees do not speak English. Upon Client Agency Designee request, the Contractor shall provide documentation evidencing the supervisor has necessary supervision skills and is paid at a higher rate than the supervised employeescustodians. The supervisor shall be on-Site during the entire shift to oversee the Performance of all Contractor’s employees. The Contractor and its on-Site supervisor shall verify all tasks are completed in accordance with the Attachment 1, Task Schedule Checklisttask schedule. The on-Site supervisor may devote a maximum of one third (1/3) of its shift to perform custodial tasks. At the discretion of the Client Agency, Contractor may be required to assign additional supervisory oversight as required to correct Performance problems. B. In the event of the regularly assigned supervisor’s absence, Contractor shall provide a substitute of equal or greater skill level, with the prior notice to approval of the Client Agency. Contractor shall provide the name, title and cell phone number of the supervisor(s) to the Client Agency Designee.

Contractor’s Employees – Supervisors. A. Contractor shall provide on-Site supervision. Contractor’s supervisors shall be fluent in oral and written English. Contractor’s supervisors shall be capable of communicating with all Contractors’ employees in the event the employees do not speak English. Upon Client Agency Designee request, the Contractor shall provide documentation evidencing the supervisor has necessary supervision skills and is paid at a higher rate than the supervised employees. The supervisor shall be on-Site during the entire shift to oversee the Performance of all Contractor’s employees. The Contractor and its on-Site supervisor shall verify all tasks are completed in accordance with the Attachment 1Attachments 1 and 3, Day Xxxxxx Duties Checklist and Task Schedule ChecklistChecklist – Evening Services. The on-Site supervisor may devote a maximum of one third (1/3) of its shift to perform custodial tasks. B. In the event of the regularly assigned supervisor’s absence, Contractor shall provide a substitute of equal or greater skill level, with prior notice to the Client Agency. Contractor shall provide the name, title and cell phone number of the supervisor(s) to the Client Agency Designee.