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Features. Recreational uses and facilities located within shoreline jurisdiction shall include features related to access to, enjoyment of, and use of shorelines of the state.
Features. The warehousing and distribution function, of which work at this level forms a part, covers four main activities - receipt, storage, servicing, maintenance and issue of stores of all types. In this overall context, work at this level would involve the management and overall responsibility and accountability for the more complex, but typical warehousing and distribution tasks. Work at this level requires an extensive knowledge of warehouse/stores procedures and practices and involves the management and overall responsibility for data entry and computer operations associated with inventory management.
Features. The CCIA shall be an area where:
Features. 5.1 What features apply
Features. You may use a Computer to access e-Bankoh to do some or all of the following: • View balances for your Deposit Accounts, Credit Accounts, Mortgage Accounts and Credit Card Accounts • View deposits and withdrawals posted to your Accounts. • Transfer funds between your Designated Accounts (transfer of funds are not allowed between Bank of Hawaii Accounts in Palau and Accounts in other locations) • Make payments from your checking or savings Designated Accounts to your Credit Accounts and Mortgage Accounts • Obtain advances from your Line of Credit Accounts that are Designated Accounts and deposit them into your checking or savings Designated Accounts • Any Account that is not a Designated Account will have view-only capability (if you would like to establish transfer capability for these accounts, contact us using the phone numbers in section A) • Enroll for online statements, notices and tax forms (if you elect to enroll for online deposit account statements, notices or tax forms, you will no longer receive paper versions of these documents) • Enroll for the Bill Pay Service to schedule and make bill payments from your checking Account(s) to us and your Payees (please see the fee schedule for fees that apply) • Enroll for the External Transfer Service to transfer funds to your Deposit Accounts from Authorized External accounts • Update your e-Mail, phone numbers, and mailing address • Download the transaction history for your Accounts • Request a stop payment for a check you wrote on your checking Account • Access your Credit Card Accounts through the Bank of Hawaii branded credit card site where you will be able to view other accounts you may have with our processing partner Barclaycard US which may include services which use personal, credit worthiness, and/or account information • Access your Mortgage Accounts through the Mortgage Account Management Center site where you will have access to additional information and features on your Mortgage Account In addition, you may also perform any additional procedures and access any additional services added to e-Bankoh in the future.
Features. 4.6.1 Work at this level requires the need to exercise independence and discretion in contributing to determining overall strategies, priorities, work standards, the allocation of resources within the limits of the work program and the formulation of policy and associated principles, practices and procedures relative to the function.
Features. Simple, easy to use browser based service. Works via the Government Gateway (the common access point for government departments). Uses dual levels of protection (a secured network as well as encryption). Requires electronic signatures to ensure that information has been sent by an approved party. Tracks progress and provides email progress notifications. Transfers large volumes of data in a single file (currently 2GB up to 10 GB in the future). Encryption provides protection for personal and financial details*. Offered free of charge to the Client’s business customers. * For government users this system has been accredited to handle information with a protective marking of 'restricted'.
Features. If you have Bill Pay, you may use the e-Bill Service to instruct your participating Billers to send your billing statements, such as your utility and department store account bills (collectively, “e-bills”), to you through Bill Pay and e-Bankoh. Once your Billers are added to e-Bill Service, billing statements from your Billers will appear on e-Bankoh shortly after they are issued by your Billers, and you will be able to make payments to your Billers through Bill Pay. When you activate e-Bill Service for your Billers, we either will notify the Xxxxxx of your request to receive e-bills, or use your username and password to obtain your e-bill pursuant to your authorization in the Sub Paragraph titled ”YOUR AUTHORIZATIONS” below. The presentment of your first e-bill may vary from Xxxxxx to Xxxxxx and may take up to sixty (60) days, depending on the billing cycle of your account with each Xxxxxx. Additionally, your continuing receipt of a paper copy of your billing statement(s) is at the sole discretion of the Xxxxxx. While e-Bill Service is being activated for your e-bill, it is your responsibility to keep your accounts with your Billers current. Each of your Billers may reserve the right to accept or deny your request to receive e-bills.
Features. A One Glasgow project has the following distinct features: the programme or project requires the engagement of all of the Community Planning partners in the consideration of the issue for service redesign or system change it affects large sections of Glasgow’s population, either directly or indirectly, and attracts large volumes of Glasgow’s total public service expenditure, shared by a range of partners it delivers the priorities set out in the SOA it has the potential to maintain or improve outcomes in the city while delivering services with fewer resources a service area where the governance, financial and delivery landscape is complex and where reducing duplication and improving collaboration on the ground can be difficult to achieve early evidence suggests the issue requires a whole systems change and improvement and there is evidence this can deliver benefits and be sustained there is evidence of repeat presentations by individuals creating high cost service demand and/or failure demand where issues are dealt with at a crisis level rather than earlier it accelerates the use of early intervention and prevention approaches to improve the outcomes for individuals and their families the system change can go to scale across the city, being adapted to suit community needs, and to enhance the mix of service provision locally between agencies, the third sector, and the community; and it is an area where increased service demand is anticipated and service redesign will result in cost avoidance while maintaining the service or improving outcomes Techniques and Processes One Glasgow project development and management is characterised by: evidence gathering about current service user needs and demands across all partners, specifically a financial count where partners identify the cost of the current service or issue a scoping workshop(s) with all partners represented at an appropriate senior level to consider the issue and agree it has potential to meet the programme criteria a service map of the ‘as is’ processes and provision by partners and an initial ‘to be’ of the redesigned service to gauge the potential for system change a proof of concept operational phase to test all new ways of working (Wave one) a roll out and go to scale phase across the city (Wave two) one proof of concept is completed all projects have to be capable of going to scale across the city (Wave one & two). There are no pilot projects as part of One Glasgow...
