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GENERAL 100 Sample Clauses

GENERAL 100. I.1.1 DOD Agency-specific Required Provisions and Clauses 101 I.2.1 Acquisition of Commercial Items 120 I.2.1.1 GSAR 552.212-4 Contract Terms and Conditions-Commercial Items. (ALTERNATE II) (FAR DEVIATION) (FEB 2018) 120
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GENERAL 100. Article C8 ............. Lay-Offs 101 Article C9 ............. Pay Provisions for Employees Absent from Duty 101
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GENERAL 100. Section 3. Selection of Materials 100
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GENERAL 100. 11.9.2 Sharing Information With Affiliates of the Lenders 100 11.10 Counterparts; Integration; Effectiveness; Electronic Execution 100 11.10.1 Counterparts; Integration; Effectiveness 101 11.10.2 Electronic Execution 101 11.11 CHOICE OF LAW; SUBMISSION TO JURISDICTION; WAIVER OF VENUE; SERVICE OF PROCESS; WAIVER OF JURY TRIAL 101 11.11.1 Governing Law 101 11.11.2 SUBMISSION TO JURISDICTION 101 11.11.3 WAIVER OF VENUE 102 11.11.4 SERVICE OF PROCESS 102 11.11.5 WAIVER OF JURY TRIAL 102 11.12 Acknowledgement and Consent to Bail-In of Affected Financial Institutions 102 11.13 No Advisory or Fiduciary Responsibility 103 11.14 USA PATRIOT Act Notice 103 11.15 Acknowledgement Regarding Any Supported QFCs 103 11.16 Amendment and Restatement 104
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GENERAL 100. Section 11.1. Optional Repurchase of the Series 2013-B Notes 100 Section 11.2. Information 102 Section 11.3. Confidentiality 102 Section 11.4. Payment of Costs and Expenses; Indemnification 103 Section 11.5. Ratification of Group II Indenture 106 Section 11.6. Notice to the Rating Agencies 106 Section 11.7. Third Party Beneficiary 106 Section 11.8. Counterparts 106 Section 11.9. Governing Law 106 Section 11.10. Amendments 107 Section 11.11. Group II Administrator to Act on Behalf of HVF II 109 Section 11.12. Successors 109 Section 11.13. Termination of Series Supplement 109 Section 11.14. Non-Petition 110 Section 11.15. Electronic Execution 110 Section 11.16. Additional UCC Representations 110 Section 11.17. Notices 110 Section 11.18. Submission to Jurisdiction 111 Section 11.19. Waiver of Jury Trial 111 Section 11.20. USA Patriot Act Notice 111 Section 11.21. Consent to Conversion of RCFC to Limited Liability Company 112 WEIL:\95470638\23\52399.0041 EXHIBITS, SCHEDULES AND ANNEXES Schedule I List of Defined Terms Schedule II Class A Conduit Investors and Class A Committed Note Purchasers Schedule III Series 2013-B Interest Rate Cap Amortization Schedule Schedule IV Class B Conduit Investors and Class B Committed Note Purchasers Exhibit A-1 Form of Series 2013-B Variable Funding Rental Car Asset Backed Note, Class A Exhibit A-2 Form of Series 2013-B Variable Funding Rental Car Asset Backed Note, Class B Exhibit B-1 Form of Demand Note Exhibit B-2 Form of Demand Notice Exhibit C Form of Series 2013-B Letter of Credit Reduction Notice Exhibit D Form of Lease Payment Deficit Notice Exhibit E Form of Purchaser’s Letter Exhibit F Form of Monthly Noteholders’ Statement Exhibit G-1 Form of Class A Assignment and Assumption Agreement Exhibit G-2 Form of Class B Assignment and Assumption Agreement Exhibit H-1 Form of Class A Investor Group Supplement Exhibit H-2 Form of Class B Investor Group Supplement Exhibit I Form of Series 2013-B Letter of Credit Exhibit J-1 Form of Class A Advance Request Exhibit J-2 Form of Class B Advance Request Exhibit K-1 Form of Class A Addendum Exhibit K-2 Form of Class B Addendum Exhibit L Additional UCC Representations Exhibit M-1 Form of Class A Investor Group Maximum Principal Increase Addendum Exhibit M-2 Form of Class B Investor Group Maximum Principal Increase Addendum Exhibit N Form of Required Invoice Exhibit O Limited Liability Company Agreement of Rental Car Finance LLC Exhibit P Amendment to the Fourth A&R Series 2010-3 Sup...
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GENERAL 100. Section 433. Night Shift Premium 100 Section 434. Automatic Increase 100 Section 435. Pay for Accident Reports 100 Section 436. Tool and Clothing Allowance Error! Bookmark not defined. Section 437. Authority-Owned Hand Tools 101 Section 438. No Pyramiding of Overtime 101 Section 439. Effect of Reclassification or Adjustment of Rates 102 Section 440. Continuance of Certain Rates and Allowances 102 Section 441. Calculation and Allocation of Retroactive Pay 102 Section 442. Holiday Allowance 102 Section 443. Pay For Jury Duty 104 Section 444. Court Work 104 Section 445. Pay Check Adjustment 106 Section 446. License Suspensions 106 Section 501. Sick Leave 108 Section 502. Sick Benefits 111 Section 503. Workers’ Compensation 113 Section 504. Alternate Duty Program 116 Section 505. Earned Days Off - Paid Excused Days 120 Section 601. Vacations 121 Section 701. Pensions 126 Section 702. Regular Pension 126 Section 703. Disability Pension 128 Section 704. Offsets Against Workers’ Compensation Payments 129 Section 705. Seniority Broken by Sick Leave 129 Section 706. Former Pensions 129 Section 707. Severance Pay 129 Section 708. Paid-In Pension 129 Section 709. Pension Committee Representation 131 Section 710. Broken Seniority 131 Section 711. Summary Plan Description 131 Section 801. Life Insurance 131 Section 802. Death Benefits 132 Section 803. Medical Benefits 132 Section 804. Prescription Benefits 135 Section 805. Dental Benefits 136 Section 806. Vision Benefits 137 Section 807. Joint Labor Management Cost Containment 137 Section 808. Same Sex Spousal Benefits 138 Section 901. Leave of Absence 138 Section 902. Effect on Gradation Pay 139 Section 903. Failure to Report for Work 139 Section 904. Death in Family 139 Section 905. Family and Medical Leave Act 139 Section 1001. Effect of Wavier 140 Section 1002. Casual Labor Not Covered 140 Section 1003. Employees Covered 141 Section 1004. Titles Not Part of Agreement 142 Section 1005. Successor Clause 142 Section 1006. Non-Discrimination Clause 142 Section 1007. Credit Union 142 Section 1008. Pay-Benefit Credit 142 Section 1101. Productivity 143 Section 1102. Health and Safety 144 Section 1201. Dispute Resolution 153 Section 1202. Prescription Medications 154 Section 1203. Drug and Alcohol Testing 155 Section 1204. Medical Department 163 Section 1401. Management Rights Clause 164 Section 1501. Effect of Legislation 164 Section 1502. Effect of Court Ruling Part of Agreement Invalid 165 Section 1601. Term of Agreemen...
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GENERAL 100. Subject-Matter Advisory Councils 100 Section 3. Program Delivery Councils 100 Section 4. Student Services Work Load Relief 102 Section 5. Building and Department Based Collaborative Budget Review 102 Section 6. Vocational Advisory Councils 102 ARTICLE 22 - BASIC SALARY SCHEDULE AND PAY Section 1. Basic Salary Schedule 103 Section 2. Placement 103 Section 3. Movement on Salary Schedule 104 Section 4. Pay for Supplemental Compensation 105 Section 5. Pay for Extended Work 106 Section 6. Career and Technical Education (CTE) Teachers 106 Section 7. Travel 106 Section 8. Pay for Supplemental Work 107 Section 9. Pay for Covering Classes 114 Section 10. Pay for In-building Relocation Moves 114 Section 11. Pay for Relocation Due to Construction Activities 115 Section 12. Pay for Serving on the Growth Team of a Teacher Seeking Professional Certification 115 Section 13. National Board Certification 115 Section 14. Summer Learning Programs 116 ARTICLE 23 - PAY WARRANTS
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