Insurance Considerations. Xxxxxx agrees that Xxxxxx will not knowingly keep anything on the Property that will result in an increase in the cost of the homeowner's insurance policy or an endangering of the Property.
Insurance Considerations. During the term of this Agreement, and any renewal thereof, the Center shall provide the School with general liability insurance naming the School as an additional insured with a policy limit satisfactory to the School. The Center shall also maintain and carry during the term of this Agreement Workers’ Compensation coverage, if applicable and as required of employees in Pennsylvania and Contractual Liability coverage to insure the performance of indemnification provisions of this Agreement.
Insurance Considerations. Co-op students can only work at any work term position if workplace insurance coverage is in place. Co-op students are responsible for ensuring that workplace insurance is in place during the work term. If a work term is not covered through the employer’s WSIB plan, students must immediately contact their Co-op Advisor. Students who accept a position where they will not be paid an hourly wage will be required to submit two forms to the Co-op Office so that the Ministry of Training and Colleges can arrange for workplace safety insurance coverage.
Insurance Considerations. The Client hereby agrees to indemnify and forever hold harmless Corporate Jet Solutions from and against any liability, whatsoever (including reasonable attorney’s fees) arising out of or in any way connected with any damage to or destruction of any aircraft or death, injury or loss resulting from or occasioned by performance of the services rendered pursuant to this agreement. Corporate Jet Solutions and/or any named representative(s) shall be named as additional insured on policies of insurance covering the aircraft. The Client shall obtain a waiver of subrogation from the hull insurance underwriters in favor of Corporate Jet Solutions, in connection with these services. If the above terms are agreed upon, please sign and return to CJS via email or fax 000.000.0000. Client Signature Name Title Date Nic Cherches, Chief Pilot STATEMENT OF “CONTRACTOR” STATUS FOR I.R.S. PURPOSES (Section 530, IRS “Safe Harbor” Ruling, 1978)
Insurance Considerations. An employee on unpaid leave may maintain, at his/her own expense, all or some of the insurance coverage provided by this Contract. In any case, the Board shall continue to provide such coverage for a period of time to include the entire month in which the employee begins his/her leave. The employee who elects to maintain coverage shall be responsible for such coverage, at his/her own expense, beginning with the first full month of his/her leave. Payment of such premium by the employee shall be made to the District Treasurer at least one week prior to the premium due date. The District Treasurer shall let the employee know of the premium due date. Failure of the employee to make such payment may result in loss of insurance benefits. Insurance coverage will not be separated beyond required premium packages.
Insurance Considerations. For patients paying with insurance, be prepared to show the insurance card at the time of treatment. It is the patient’s/guarantor’s responsibility to provide any new information regarding insurance. Please know that we take pride in giving our patients honest, sincere recommendations based on their personal dental care needs, and not based on their insurance coverage. We submit dental insurance claims to insurance companies and strive to maximize insurance benefits as a courtesy to our patients. However, due to pending claims, privacy issues, and changes made by employers, we do not always know how much an insurance company has already paid or will pay. It is also important to understand that an insurance contract is between the insured and the insurance company, and insurance was never designed to pay for all dental care. It is your responsibility to understand the type of insurance you have and the benefits selected by you and/or your employer. In order to reduce your immediate our-of-pocket expenses, the patient/guarantor authorizes Xxxxxxx and Xxxxxxxx to accept upon receipt direct payment from the dental insurance company on behalf of the patient. If, for some unforeseen reason, your insurance carrier has denied or not made payment within 60 days, the patient/guarantor is responsible for the balance in full.
Insurance Considerations i. The funds available for investment are received as premium, investment income and transaction proceeds which are related to the company’s insurance products. Consequently, the investment portfolios are structured appropriately relative to the characteristics of the insurance liabilities and the company’s operational risk.
Insurance Considerations. Tenants agree that they will do nothing to the premises nor keep anything on the premises, which will result in an increase in the owner's insurance policy or an endangering of the premises. Neither will they allow anyone else to do so.
Insurance Considerations. Some insurance companies may offer discounts for young drivers who have signed and adhered to what is included in a driving agreement. This can result in cost savings for the family. Emergency Preparedness: The agreement can include information on how to handle emergencies while driving, such as breakdowns, accidents, or other unexpected situations. By creating a driving agreement, you can help your child become a responsible, safe, and conscientious driver. It's essential to tailor the agreement to the specific needs and circumstances of your child, considering factors like their age, driving experience, and local driving conditions. Regularly review this agreement and make updates as your child gains experience and trust. HOW DO I CREATE A DRIVING AGREEMENT? Initiate the Conversation: Begin by having an open and relaxed conversation with your child about getting a car or driver's license and what it means to drive responsibly. Explain the purpose of the agreement and that it's a collaborative effort to ensure their safety and well-being. Involve Them in Writing: Sit down together and write the agreement. Use positive language and avoid sounding overly restrictive. Within this packet, there is a list of options you could include in your agreement. You can select the agreements you would like to apply, edit them, or add your own. Make the list personal to you and your child. Consequences: Outline the consequences of not following the agreement. Ensure the consequences are fair and reasonable. Sign and Display: After both of you agree on the terms, sign the agreement together. You can also make a copy and display it in a visible place to serve as a reminder. Revisit and Update: As your child grows and gains more responsibilities, revisit the agreement regularly and make necessary adjustments. Keep the Conversation Open: Encourage your child to talk to you if they have questions or concerns, or if they want to negotiate certain aspects of the agreement. DRIVING AGREEMENT SUGGESTIONS Not all of the listed suggestions need to be used in your agreement with your child. Every parent and child are different and expectations can vary from family to family. The point of the suggested agreements is to spark intentional conversation about how driving can be experienced safely. Use the suggestions you think are applicable, delete the suggestions that don't work for you and your child, and add anything else that will meet your expectations. Always wear a seat belt and ...
Insurance Considerations. Tenant agrees that Tenant will not knowingly keep anything on the Property that will result in an increase in the cost of the homeowner's insurance policy or an endangering of the Property.
