Good Housekeeping. The Union recognizes the desirability of maintaining safe and clean working conditions at all times and agrees to cooperate with the Company in maintaining these conditions.
Good Housekeeping. 1. Each employee is personally responsible for maintaining neatness and orderliness in the employee's assigned department.
Good Housekeeping. Tenant shall observe good housekeeping and keep the Premises reasonably clean and neat at all times, and free of pest or vermin of any kind.
Good Housekeeping. All employees and the Employer shall observe the simple rules of good housekeeping, cleanliness and sanitation.
Good Housekeeping. All employees will use their best endeavours to ensure that their immediate work areas and other areas of their work environment are maintained in a clean and tidy condition in accordance with relevant State and Federal laws and regulations and employer policies.
Good Housekeeping. Employees shall take care of their trash in meal and break areas, and work together to maintain a clean and sanitary facility.
Good Housekeeping. If you have scheduled an appointment with a service technician and you are not there when the technician shows up, you will be charged the service charge at the amount specified by the technician. If technician is a Law Property technician a $50 service fee will be accessed. Tenant shall be responsible for damages caused by his or her negligence. Fees will be charged to tenant and will be deducted before rent from payments per Application of Funds.
Good Housekeeping. The Contractor shall undertake “good housekeeping” practices during construction as stated in clause 1217 of the COLTO Standard Specifications for Roads and Bridges and subclauses 4.18 and 11.11 of the General Conditions of Contract. This will help avoid disputes on responsibility and allow for the smooth running of the contract as a whole. Good housekeeping extends beyond the wise practice of construction methods that leaves production in a safe state from the ravages of weather to include the care for and preservation of the environment within which the site is situated.
Good Housekeeping. The Service Provider will ensure that at all times the warehouse is operated and maintained to OH&S standards.
Good Housekeeping. The house is provided in a clean and tidy state. Beds are made up with clean bedlinen and towels. If the tenant finds damage to fixtures and fittings or poor cleanliness at the start of their stay, then it is their responsibility to notify the owner to rectify the situation and prevent any possibility of them being charged damages. In the event of damage during the stay through normal wear and tear or otherwise, then it is the responsibility of the tenant to notify the owner to prevent them being charged damages. An emergency mobile number is available for contacting/ text messaging. We reserve the right to request a damage deposit the sum of which shall be stated in writing at time of booking, shall be levied to cover additional damages over and above normal wear and tear. This deposit, if requested is due along with the final payment. The property should be left 'as found' with only minor cleaning required between guests. As a minimum, beds should be stripped, leaving the mattress protectors in place, fire grates cleaned, kitchen utensils/ equipment cleaned and returned to their homes, grill pans, ovens, microwave, and fridge cleaned, and tables wiped. Any furniture moved should be returned and items used put back. The total sum or part of this sum shall be forfeit should any damage to the property fitments furniture or equipment occur or should additional cleaning be required. The owner shall be the sole arbiter of the cost of reparation. The owner reserves the right to take further action through legal channels additional to this sum in the event of major malicious damage. A minor breakages pot is provided within the property and guests are requested to identify where breakages have been made. Standard charges include: • Additional cleaning by hand & rubbish removal at the hourly rate of £10 per hour. • Window glass repair £80. • Carpet cleaning £50. • Cleaning of barbecue £20.
