INTRODUCTION FEES Sample Clauses

INTRODUCTION FEES. 6.1. Subject to clauses 6.2 and 6.3 below, the Employment Business shall be entitled to charge the Client an Introduction Fee, if:
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INTRODUCTION FEES. 7.1. The Hirer shall be liable to pay the Employment Business an Introduction Fee where the Employment Business Introduces the Intermediary to the Hirer and:
INTRODUCTION FEES. 8.1. The Client shall be liable to pay the Employment Business an Introduction Fee where the Employment Business Introduces the Consultancy to the Client and:
INTRODUCTION FEES. 6.1 In the event the Client at any time within fourteen (14) weeks from the commencement of the relevant Assignment or within eight (8) weeks from the expiry or termination of the relevant Assignment (whichever is the later) engage, employ, utilise the services of or introduce to another business, either temporarily or permanently, directly or indirectly, any Associate supplied under this Agreement then Client shall pay to KEY HEALTH a sum equivalent to 25% of the annualised fees shown on the relevant Assignment Letter.
INTRODUCTION FEES. 3.1 In the event the Client at any time within six (6) months of the introduction of, or within fourteen (14) weeks from the commencement of the relevant Engagement, or within eight (8) weeks from the expiry or termination of the relevant Engagement (whichever is the later) engage, employ, utilise the services of or introduce to another business, either temporarily or permanently, directly or indirectly, any Applicant supplied under this Agreement then the Client shall pay to Key Energy a sum equivalent to 25% of the annualized Fee Rate.
INTRODUCTION FEES. 7.1 In the event of the Engagement of a Supplier introduced by the Agent either (1) directly by the Client or (2) by the Client pursuant to being supplied by another Agent or (3) the Introduction by the Client of a Supplier to any third party resulting in an Engagement, within the Relevant Period the Client shall be liable to pay the Introduction Fee:
INTRODUCTION FEES. 6.1. The direct engagement by a Client of a Contractor introduced and/or supplied by the Employment Business, or the introduction by the Client of a Contractor to any third party resulting in an Engagement renders the Client subject to the payment of an introduction fee calculated in accordance with the fee schedule attached provided that the engagement takes place within a period of 6 months from the termination of the Assignment under which the Contractor was last supplied, or if there was no Assignment, within 6 months of the introduction of the Contractor by the Employment Business. Where the Client fails to inform the Employment Business of the annual Remuneration, the introduction fee will be calculated by multiplying the hourly charge of the Employment Business for the Contractor’s services by 300. No refund of the introduction fee will be paid in the event that the engagement subsequently terminates. VAT is payable in addition to any fee due.
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INTRODUCTION FEES. If the Contract Participant at any time after the introduction of a member of the Contractor’s Temporary Staff agrees to employ or make use of that individual in any capacity, whether on a temporary permanent or self-employed basis, or the Contract Participant refers such individual to any third party who so employs or makes use of such individual, it is agreed that the Contract Participants shall be liable to pay a reduced introduction fee (finally to be placed with the Pricing Schedule) only and make no other payment whatsoever to the Contractor in respect of the same. As part of tendering process the tenderers may wish to submit a bid without introduction fees.
INTRODUCTION FEES. We put a lot of effort into finding the right Contractors for you and in return expect to receive a certain level of remuneration. To act as a deterrent from abusing this service you will have to pay us an Introduction Fee where we have Introduced a Contractor to you and:
INTRODUCTION FEES. WCC shall receive a fee equal to ten percent (10%) of the gross dollar value of securities purchased by any in investor/lender introduced to the Company by WCC. For purposes of this section 4.4, securities shall mean common stock, preferred stock, warrants, options, rights, convertible preferred stock, convertible debentures, convertible notes or any security or instrument convertible or exchangeable for common stock. Said fee shall be paid to WCC in cash from the proceeds of each and every closing. The escrow attorney shall wire WCC's cash fee, as directed by WCC, simultaneously with the transmittal of the Company's proceeds. As additional compensation, WCC shall receive at the time of closing, a number of shares of common stock of the Company equal to ten percent (10%) of the gross dollar value of securities purchased by any investor/lender introduced to the Company by WCC. If multiple closings are necessary, said cash fees and common stock shall be distributed to WCC on a pro rata basis at each closing. The common stock shall be registered along with the securities purchased by any investor/lender.
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