Introductory Letter. This letter will be sent by the Union to the employee's home (if the Employer has complied with Article 2-B of this Agreement requiring the Employer to supply such home address to the Union), or to the store where the employee is employed.
(a) This letter will quote the language of Article 2-A of this Agreement and advise employees of the Union's office hours and other matters relating to the employee's satisfaction of his obligations under Article 2-A of this Agreement.
(b) A copy of this letter shall be sent to the Employer's Industrial Relations Department on the same date that the original of the letter is sent to the employee.
Introductory Letter. Appendix A1: Bid Summary
Introductory Letter. (Two (2) Pages Maximum)
Introductory Letter. It must include the following information: • All authors of the title (fully spelled) of The Pandallpi, and the institutions with which they are associated; indicates all associations with a superscarabated letter after and before the author's name Affiliation (* Every author's name should be written with the name of the last family, for example, Xxx-x Xxxxx) • Related author details (name, email, mail address, telephone and fax number) • Chinese writers should provide their name, affiliation and contact details in both English and Chinese letters • A statement that the content in The Pandallpi has not been published before and not presented to these people Being not fulfilling the requirements listed as authors but still participated in the pandallpi (as those who have provided written support, for example) it has been revealed that the list of copies that have been published, submitted, or in the press are similar to submit to KJMS (and such copies of yours) Copies of the collected include so that KJMS editors can be assured that there is no overlap) • The signature of the first author or the same author (2) author of the conflict of interest statement &. Every author's share in The Pandalpi should be entered. Any and all possible and actual conflicts of interest should also be listed (see section 2 for more information). Please use the author & conflicts of interest statement form that follow the instructions of the author and also see that the journal is provided on the website in www. xxxx-xxxxxx.xxx must be your signature and join all your coauthors.
Introductory Letter. Respondents shall submit a clear concise response identifying the following:
a. Name of firm,
b. Primary contact person working on Project and his/her contact information,
c. Firm’s contact information (i.e., phone, facsimile, email, etc.),
d. Why the Town of Xxxx should select your firm for this work, and
e. Acknowledgment of any RFQ Amendments (if any) posted on the Town’s website as noted in Section 4 of this solicitation.
Introductory Letter. The Introductory letter shall be printed on the offeror’s letterhead and addressed to: The Introductory Letter shall contain the following information:
a. a listing of all firms involved in preparing and submitting the Proposal;
b. a certification that the information and data submitted in the Proposal is true and complete to the best knowledge, information, and belief of the authorized signatory for that Proposal;
c. the name, telephone number and e-mail address of a single contact person representing the offeror regarding the Proposal;
x. the title, printed name and signature of the person authorized to commit the offeror for this procurement;
e. an express statement by the offeror that it consents to the incorporation of its Proposal into any resulting contract;
f. an express acknowledgement that the Proposal meets all terms and conditions detailed in this RFP;
g. an express acknowledgement that the offeror has received and reviewed all addenda that may be issued as part of this RFP.
Introductory Letter. The introductory letter shall in two (2) page or less describe the Proposer’s qualifications and experience regarding the provision of the services set forth in this RFP. The letter shall include the following information for the Proposer’s point of contact authorized to bind the entity for any communications related to the proposal: (a) brief description of Proposer’s business services; (b) relevant business experience operating similar airport management operations as outlined in the Proposer’s proposal; and (c) a list of any subcontractors that will be retained to performance services set forth in this RFP. The introductory letter shall be signed in blue ink by an authorized representative of the Proposer.
Introductory Letter. The letter shall include:
i. An executive summary that demonstrates the Respondent’s and proposed team members’ previous experience with Workforce Systems and/or technology projects of similar size and nature.
ii. Descriptions of the company background and experience relevant to Section 1.2.3.
iii. Confirmation that the identified full-time Respondent staff will be dedicated to the Program and the FL WINS projects full-time, conducting their work Monday through Friday during the normal business hours of 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time.
iv. The length of time the Response is valid, which shall be no less than 180 days.
