Contracts and Grants. Nothing shall prevent the employer or the participant, consistent with law and rule, from supplementing the participant's employment with contracts or grants.
Contracts and Grants. Nothing shall prevent the University Administration or the participant, consistent with law and rule, from supplementing the participant's employment with contracts or grants.
Contracts and Grants. Nothing will prevent the employer or the participant, consistent with law and rule, from supplementing the participant's employment with contracts or grants. (13)The decision to participate in the Phased Retirement Program is irrevocable after the required approval document has been executed by all parties.
Contracts and Grants. The Director is authorized to:
Contracts and Grants. AACN chapters are obligated to protect the chapter and AACN by ensuring there are written agreements with speakers, vendors, facilities, etc., when hosting an event. As noted at the beginning of this Agreement, chapters are part of AACN and are not required to be independently incorporated. Thus, national AACN is ultimately liable for all chapter contractual obligations. Therefore, before signing any agreement, it must be reviewed and approved by the AACN Chapter Contract Specialist according to the Chapter Contract & Grant Policy on the Chapter Contracts page of the AACN website. Failure to submit contracts for approval may result in the chapter’s disbandment. Just as two signers are required for signing checks, two signers are also required on all contracts to which the chapter commits. Those two contract signers are the chapter President, and chapter Treasurer or the appropriate Chairperson. The chapter must be listed on contracts as “the X Chapter of the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (chapter acronym-AACN).” If a speaker or company does not have its own contract, contract templates are available on the website that can be modified based on chapter negotiations at xxx.xxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxx > contracts. All contracts must be submitted for review and approval before signing: Catering agreements – most caterers have their own agreements. Co-sponsored programs A "letter of agreement" is required for chapters collaborating on programs and special projects that outline each chapter's responsibilities and commitments. Exhibitor / Vendor Agreements Please note: The Commercial Support Agreement in the Program Approval area of the website is different than a vendor contract. (The Commercial Support Agreement is only needed if an organization/vendor is supporting the CE portion of a chapter event.) Grants Letters of Agreement Chapters should have at least a letter of agreement when working with other parties, even if no monies are involved. Partnership Agreements Regional Meeting Agreements
Contracts and Grants. Nothing shall prevent the participant, consistent with 53 law and rule, from contract and grant activity .
Contracts and Grants. BNRF chapters are obligated to protect the chapter and BNRF by ensuring there are written agreements with speakers, vendors, facilities, etc., when hosting an event. As noted at the beginning of this Agreement, chapters are part of BNRF and are not required to be independently incorporated. Thus, national BNRF is ultimately liable for all chapter contractual obligations. Therefore, before signing any agreement, it must be reviewed and approved by the BNRF Chapter Department according to the Chapter Contract & Grant Policy on the Chapter Contracts page of the BNRF website. Failure to submit contracts for approval may result in the chapter’s disbandment. Just as two signers are required for signing checks, two signers are also required on all contracts to which the chapter commits. Those two contract signers are the chapter President, and chapter Treasurer or the appropriate Chairperson. The chapter must be listed on contracts as “the X Chapter of the Black Nurses Rock (chapter acronym- BNR).” If a speaker or company does not have its own contract, sample contracts are available that can be modified based on chapter negotiations on the BNRF Website. The following contracts must be submitted for review and approval before signing: Catering agreements: most caterers have their ownagreements. Co-sponsored programs: o A "letter of agreement" is required for chapters collaborating on programs andspecial projects that outline each chapter's responsibilities and commitments. Exhibitor / Vendor Agreements Grants Hotel/Facility: all contracts with a financial obligation greater than$5,000 o BNRF National Board of Directors is available to review hotel/facility agreements of any amount if the chapter is unsure. Letters of Agreement: o Chapters should have at least a letter of agreement when working with otherparties, even if no monies are involved. Partnership Agreements Regional Meeting Agreements Speakers: all contracts with a financial obligation greater than $1,000 o If a speaker or company does not have its own contract, sample contracts areavailable below that can be modified based on the negotiations. Support Agreements (formerly known as Sponsor Agreements) Temporary Employment Agency Agreements: agencies will have their ownagreements. Any other contract or lease, including property or equipmentleases. Any financial commitments, regardless of the amount, which obligate the chapter forlonger than 1 year.
Contracts and Grants. Chapter must submit to NABWIC for review and approval the following agreements in which the Chapter intends to enter. These contracts must be approved by National prior to the Chapter signing the contracts. Just as two signers are required for signing checks, two signers are also required on all contracts to which the Chapter commits. Those two contract signers are the Chapter President, and Chapter Treasurer or the appropriate Chairperson. The Chapter must be listed on contracts as “the X Chapter of the National Association of Black Women In Construction, Inc. (chapter acronym-NABWIC).” Grants – all contracts Exhibits / Vendor – all contracts Support Agreements – all contracts Hotel/Facility – all contracts with a financial obligation greater than $5,000 Speakers – all contracts with a financial obligation greater than $1,000 Co-sponsored programs – submit all agreements to National. National recommends a "letter of agreement" among chapters collaborating on programs and special projects that outline each chapter's responsibilities and commitments along with a performance timeline. Letters of Agreement – all contracts. Chapters should have at least a Letter of Agreement when working with other parties, even if no monies are involved. Any other contract or lease, including property or equipment leases – submit all other types of contracts or leases. Any financial commitments, regardless of the amount, which obligate the chapter for longer than 1 year. The contract review process may take up to ten (10) business days.
Contracts and Grants. In carrying out the program, the Adminis- trator is authorized to enter into contracts and cooperative agreements with, and make grants to, persons, public entities, and non- profit private entities which are exempt from tax under section 501(c)(3) of title 26. The Ad- ministrator shall, to the maximum extent pos- sible, enter into appropriate cost sharing ar- rangements under this subsection.
Contracts and Grants. Special fee arrangements are authorized by the Board for instructional programs provided by an institution pursuant to a grant or contract approved by the Board.
