Document Purpose. The University of Alaska Southeast affirms our commitment to a safe and healthy educational and work environment in which education programs, employment, and activities are free from discrimination and harassment. Thus, efforts must be made to i) provided the safest environment possible at all times and in all locations and ii) in the event that this goal is not met, to have reporting and responsive mechanisms in place and clearly communicated. This reference guide has been created to accompany University of Alaska students, employees, and affiliates into the field with resources for reporting sexual misconduct. This document provides several important definitions as well as the contact information of resources for victims and others reporting instances of sexual misconduct. DEFINITIONS* Sex or Gender-based Discrimination include actions that adversely treat or affect someone, either intentionally or unintentionally, in a manner that unlawfully differentiates or makes distinctions on the basis of the individual’s sex or gender. Sexual or Gender-based Harassment includes unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, or other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature. Sexual Assault includes non-consensual penetration. Sexual Exploitation occurs when a person takes a non-consensual or abuse sexual advantage of another person. Nonconsensual Sexual Contact is any intentional or reckless sexual contact without consent. Complicity includes any act taken with the purpose of aiding, facilitating, promoting or encouraging sex or gender-based discrimination. Stalking is repeatedly following, harassing, threatening, or intimidating including by telephone, mail, electronic communication, or social media. Dating or Domestic Violence includes emotional, verbal and economic abuse with or without the presence of physical abuse committed by a person who is or has been an intimate relationship with the victim or by a current or former spouse or partner. Retaliation is adverse employment, academic, or other actions against anyone reporting or participating in an investigation of Title IX allegations. Confidential Employee is any employee who is a licensed medical, clinical or mental-health professional (e.g., physicians, nurses, physicians’ assistants, psychologies, psychiatrists, professional counselors and social workers, and those performing services under their supervision), when acting in his or her professional role in the provision of ...
Document Purpose. The purpose of this Section 75 agreement is to:
Document Purpose. La Poste Colissimo makes the parcel pick-up API available to its partners to enable them to: - Calculate the next parcel pick-up date for an account. - Request/Cancel a parcel pick-up for an account. This document describes how to access and use the API.
Document Purpose. This document provides an agreement on telecommuting between employees and supervisors, establishing alternate work arrangements for staff whose responsibilities can be performed outside the customary/traditional office setting during part or all of the week. This agreement addresses regular, on-going arrangements and it is not meant for sporadic or infrequent occurrences of at-home work. A telecommuting program allows the University to comply with legislation such as the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and telecommuting provides alternate methods of addressing budget issues such as limited space and equipment. In addition, the arrangement provides a flexible work environment for the employee that, among other benefits, saves time and money by eliminating the daily commute.
Document Purpose. The purpose of this project implementation plan is to establish project roles, responsibilities, and budgets, to the extent practicable, to implement the Bird Nesting and Foraging Area Stewardship project (Project; Portal ID 296). This alternative was selected in the Regionwide Trustee Implementation Group’s (TIG) Final Restoration Plan/Environmental Assessment 1: Birds, Marine Mammals, Oysters, and Sea Turtles (RP1/EA). The objective of this Project is to conserve and enhance nesting and foraging habitat for nesting shorebird species injured by the Deepwater Horizon (DWH) oil spill. Specifically, the Project will include stewarding and monitoring beach and bay shorebirds to reduce human disturbance and predation of nests and chicks to increase bird productivity and survival. This Project will likely utilize various activities at multiple locations along the Gulf of Mexico coast and select sites in northeast Florida (Nassau, Duval, and St. Johns counties). The activities will directly address anthropogenic stressors, protect and restore habitat, and reduce other stressors that impact birds that use beaches for nesting, rearing, foraging, resting, and refueling during migratory stopovers and overwintering. It may also increase public awareness of bird conservation issues. This Project will complement and enhance ongoing efforts of the Implementing Trustees and other partners to address habitat loss and degradation to nesting and foraging habitats through stewardship projects. The Implementing Trustees for this Project are the Department of the Interior (DOI), the Texas General Land Office (TGLO), Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ), Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR), and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC). The Implementing Trustees will conduct (or contract, as needed) all planning, implementation, monitoring, and oversight activities for each task as specified below.
Document Purpose. 1.1. This document enables a formal agreement to be entered into, to cover the provision of palliative care medicines within community pharmacies.
Document Purpose. 1.15 This document reports the findings of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) conducted for Phase 1 in line with EIA Regulations (Section 3). The document will form part of the Project consent application to The Highland Council (onshore) and Marine Scotland (offshore).
Document Purpose. The Agreement CSV File Format has been developed for and will continue to evolve during the evolution of Alberta’s Learner Pathways System (LPS). The Agreement CSV File Format provides terms and definitions for the Agreement data standard, representing what will be formally accepted for this data by the various key stakeholders.
Document Purpose. The purpose of the document is to define a substantial set of mandatory requirements that all National Service Desks (NSDs) and the Central Service Desk (CSD) must satisfy in common. This SLA defines the interface between the Central Service Desk (CSD) and the NSDs, as well as between the NSDs of different National Administrations. In addition, the Appendix A lists the services covered by this SLA, and the Appendix B defines when the National Service Desks are available via phone. The document also sets the target and limit values for the call/incident acknowledgement and for the call/incident management to be performed by both the NSD and the CSD (Appendix C), and how the reporting is performed (Appendix D). Finally, the document presents the call/incident management process flows for the Central Service Desk 1st, 2nd and 3rd Levels Service Desks (Appendix E) and the ‘Guidelines for the National Service Desk Set-up and Operation for Customs Trans-European Systems’ for the National Service Desk [RD03]. This document does not discuss the interface procedures between the NSD and the Economic Operators. This is defined at national level, and may or may not be linked to the standard procedures of each NSD. The SLA document frequently refers to the ‘Guidelines for the National Service Desk Set-up and Operation for Customs Trans-European Systems’ [RD03] which was initially created in the NCTS context, and updated to take into account the past experience.
Document Purpose. The purpose of this Letter of Agreement is to define the coordination and handover procedures to be applied between Langen FIR and Amsterdam FIR when providing Air Traffic Service (ATS) to General Air Traffic (GAT) and/or Operational Air Traffic (OAT), both operating either under Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) or Visual Flight Rules (VFR).
