Correcting Deficiencies. The Applicant shall at its own expense promptly, and within any period reasonably specified by PMBI, correct any violation of the defined norms. If, during an inspection, PMBI identifies a violation of the norms that: Is a reoccurrence of a previously identified violation of the defined standards, occurring at Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janaushadhi Xxxxxx within the preceding 12 months; or Is a continuation of a previously identified violation of the defined standards, which the Applicant failed to correct within a maximum period of 03 months from the date on which notice has been served by PMBI; In such a case, PMBI may ask the Applicant to reimburse PMBI for the costs of a subsequent inspection of the shop, conducted to determine whether the reoccurring or continuing violation of the defined standards has been cured, at the rate of Rs. 500/- (Rupees Five Hundred Only) per hour of the PMBI representative's time (including travel time) plus travel and related expenses. This remedy is in addition to, and not in lieu of, other rights or remedies that PMBI has for the Applicant's breach of this Agreement.
Correcting Deficiencies. A teacher who is declared deficient shall be given such deficiencies in writing and be given the opportunity to correct the deficiencies. The Administration shall give definite positive assistance to the teacher. A time period of at least two (2) weeks shall be allowed for the purpose of correcting deficiencies.
Correcting Deficiencies. If there are any deficiencies noted by the evaluation, the employee shall be informed of how he/she can be expected to improve performance to an acceptable standard for the position, offered assistance, and given a specific time frame during which to correct deficiencies.
Correcting Deficiencies. If there are any deficiencies noted by the 30 evaluation, the employee shall be informed of how he/she can be expected to 31 improve performance to an acceptable standard for the position, offered 32 assistance, and given a specific time-frame during which to correct deficiencies. 33
Correcting Deficiencies. THE APPLICANT shall at its own expense promptly, and within any period reasonably specified by PMBI, correct any violation of the defined norms. if, during an inspection, PMBI identifies a violation of the norms that: Is a reoccurrence of a previously identified violation of the defined standards, occurring at the Is a continuation of a previously identified violation of the defined standards, which THE APPLICANT failed to correct within a maximum period of 03 months from the date on which notice has been served by PMBI; In such a case, PMBI may ask THE APPLICANT to reimburse PMBI for the costs of a subsequent inspection of the shop, conducted to determine whether the reoccurring or continuing violation of the defined standards has been cured, at the rate of Rs. 500.00 (Rupees Five Hundred Only) per hour of the PMBI representative's time (including travel time) plus travel and related expenses. This remedy is in addition to, and not in lieu of, other rights or remedies that PMBI has for THE APPLICANT'S breach of this AGREEMENT.
Correcting Deficiencies. In order to terminate a Tenured Educator for incompetence, the Board shall give an opportunity to correct any deficiencies in the following manner:
24.1.1.1. The administrator who is the immediate superior shall send to the Superintendent and the Association President, not later than the close of the last full week of school in January, a written report on an Educator who is failing in his/her duties. This report shall state clearly reasons why the person's effectiveness as an Educator is being questioned.
24.1.1.2. During the second full week of school in February, said Educator shall be given written notice of the fact that his/her effectiveness as an Educator is being questioned and that his/her work needs to be upgraded and improved. This notice shall be written by the Superintendent in consultation with the Association President, prepared in quadruplicate form, one copy thereof to be delivered or mailed by certified mail to the Educator, one copy sent to the principal of the school, or said Educator's superior, and one copy retained by the Association President. Any employee whose effectiveness is questioned shall have recourse to the grievance procedure as described above.
24.1.1.3. The notice shall suggest ways and means that an Educator might improve his/her work as well as pointing out that he/she must assume the major responsibility of securing help as necessary to bring his/her performance up to an acceptable level. The Association President and the Superintendent, or his/her designee, shall both consult with the Educator to offer any assistance and to help determine what assistance is needed and shall attempt in good faith to secure such assistance.
24.1.1.4. In the event that the administrator who questioned the effectiveness of said Xxxxxxxx finds that said Educator has not corrected the factors causing incompetence, he/she, the administrator, may recommend the suspension of the yearly salary increment, an equivalent reduction in salary, or that notice of dismissal be given in the manner hereinafter provided for.
24.1.1.5. In order to terminate a Tenured Educator because of incompetence after the above required first notice has been given him/her and correction of his/her deficiencies has not been accomplished, the Board or its agent must serve said Educator with a written notice of dismissal prior to March 15 of the contract year. Said notice of dismissal shall be executed by the Superintendent, or his/her agent, and served upon the Educator...
Correcting Deficiencies. Should an audit (including any examination by any regulatory authority) reveal unresolved material deficiencies without a management plan to correct them, Client may require Vendor to promptly provide a management plan to cure the deficiency and to provide documentation to demonstrate such cure to Client’s reasonable satisfaction. Vendor shall bear the costs of the management plan and of any required remedial action.
Correcting Deficiencies. FRANCHISEE shall at its own expense promptly, and within any period reasonably specified by SHOPPE COMPANY, correct any violation of the SYSTEM STANDARDS. If, during an inspection, SHOPPE COMPANY identifies a violation of the SYSTEM STANDARDS that:
(a) is a reoccurrence of a previously identified violation of the System Standards, occurring at the Shop within the preceding 12 months; or
(b) is a continuation of a previously identified violation of the System Standards, which FRANCHISEE failed to correct within the period specified by SHOPPE COMPANY; or
(c) is the same as a violation of the System Standards that, within the preceding 12 months, was identified by SHOPPE COMPANY at another Haagen-Dazs® Shop in which FRANCHISEE has an interest, and in relation to which the corrective period specified by SHOPPE COMPANY ended before the inspection of the Shop; then SHOPPE COMPANY may require FRANCHISEE to reimburse SHOPPE COMPANY for the costs of a subsequent inspection of the SHOP, conducted to determine whether the reoccurring or continuing violation of the SYSTEM STANDARDS has been cured, at the rate of $100.00 per hour of the SHOPPE COMPANY representative's time (including travel time) plus travel and related expenses. This remedy is in addition to, and not in lieu of, other rights or remedies that SHOPPE COMPANY has for FRANCHISEE'S breach of this AGREEMENT.
Correcting Deficiencies. RB shall:
(a) diligently work to correct all the defects and deficiencies identified in the list referred to in section 10.3 as expeditiously as possible, and in any event within thirty (30) days of such list being prepared (or, only in the case of any defect or deficiency that is incapable of being corrected within such thirty (30) day period, the period in which to correct such defect or deficiency will be such greater period of time as may be reasonably necessary to correct such defect or deficiency on a diligent and expeditious basis); and
(b) not adversely affect the Owner's ownership and operation of the Project while correcting such defects and deficiencies. If RB fails to correct such defects and deficiencies within the time period referred to in subsection 10.5(a) or in the manner referred to in subsection 10.5(b), the Owner may, at its option, do whatever it deems appropriate to correct such defects or deficiencies and may use the monies held back pursuant to section 10.4 to do so. If the Owner corrects such defects or deficiencies, any actual reasonable expenses incurred by the Owner which are not paid for using the monies held back pursuant to section 10.4 will be charged back to RB. RB shall reimburse the Owner for such reasonable expenses within thirty (30) days of the Owner invoicing RB. RB acknowledges as agent for and on behalf of the tenant under the Lease, such tenant being an affiliate of RB, that such tenant shall have no right to claim any abatement in respect of any monies that are due and payable to the Owner under the Lease, in any circumstance where any defects and deficiencies have not been corrected at the time the tenant takes possession of the Lands and Building under the Lease.
Correcting Deficiencies. In the case of serious concerns noted in an observation, the evaluator shall: • Provide notification of the serious concerns along with an explanation of concerns. • Schedule a meeting to discuss improvement. At this time, specific areas of concern shall be identified along with suggestions or directives for improvement. The evaluator shall offer additional resources to assist with improvement which may include but is not limited to the following: support from director/grade level or department chair, support and coaching, professional development, observation of demonstration lessons, administrator determined and accompanied visitations to other classes and other techniques to measure improvement, time scheduled to monitor progress.
