Investigation Services Sample Clauses

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Investigation Services. 6.1 During the Term the Private Doctor shall: (a) make Investigation Service request(s) during the Screening Phase for each Scheme Participant and, if he wishes, may make Investigation Service request(s) during the Treatment Phase when and where clinically indicated as per the Private Doctor’s professional judgment, subject to established clinical protocols, and issue a referral letter via the IT Platform to refer any Scheme Participant to Investigation Services Provider(s) for investigation of the Scheme Participant’s Relevant Illnesses and other clinical conditions; (b) inform each Scheme Participant of the amount of the Investigation Co- Payment which the Scheme Participant is required to pay directly to the Investigation Services Provider(s) for any Investigation Services that are recommended as part of the referral and shall not charge the Scheme Participant in this regard; (c) inform each Scheme Participant to contact the Investigation Services Provider(s) for conducting the Investigation Services with the referral letter on his own accord; and (d) interpret the results of Investigation Services and confirm whether the purpose of the requested Investigation Services has been fulfilled and make the required input in the IT Platform according to the Operation Manual. 6.2 The Private Doctor acknowledges and agrees that: (a) the Investigation Services results from Investigation Service Provider(s) are for reference only and are not substitute for professional advice, diagnosis or treatment; and (b) it is his sole responsibility to interpret the results of the Investigation Services and to arrange for any necessary follow-up and the Government shall have no liability in relation thereto.
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Investigation Services. A. Contractor shall provide investigation services relating to alleged violations of federal, state, or local employment laws; alleged violations of County policies; and allegations of discrimination, harassment, and/or retaliation. Contractor shall use the highest level of honor and integrity in accordance with all laws striving to avoid the appearance of unethical or compromising practices in relationships, actions, or communications. Contractor shall perform investigations in a timely manner and in accordance with the circumstances, rules of evidence, and state and federal laws. County anticipates the ultimate use of Contractor's deliverables as evidence in legal proceedings, and, therefore, request that no action to be taken that would reflect inappropriately upon County. Contractor shall provide an investigation plan, including detailing the issues to be investigated, witnesses to be interviewed, evidence to be reviewed and/or collected, identification of applicable legal issues, and an estimated cost and timeline for the investigation. Specific tasks include: a) Determining the most appropriate investigative method(s) to be used for each investigation and what support will be needed from County's staff. b) Travelling to County locations to interview witnesses, complainants, and other persons; gather documents; prepare witness affidavits and supporting documentation; conduct all research necessary and gather all evidence sufficient to complete each assigned investigation; and support any conclusions regarding violations of County policies and/or state or federal law. c) Evaluating all evidence gathered in each investigation to formulate defensible investigative conclusions regarding the alleged violations. d) Providing updates to County Human Resources staff on the progress of the investigation, including any anticipated changes to the established cost and/or timeline, on a bi-weekly basis or as requested by County. e) Preparing and sending an investigation report containing background information, interviews conducted, credibility determinations (if applicable), factual findings, transcriptions of recorded interviews (if applicable), and supporting documents and conclusions. B. County-specific services shall include, but are not limited to, the following: i. Contractor shall assist in the preparation of defense of the investigation report findings including testifying should a lawsuit ensue after the completion of an investigation or should the matte...
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Investigation Services. To satisfy its obligations in this Section 4.3.8, Service Provider may elect to utilize the services of Customer’s third party service provider to obtain the required background investigations.
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Investigation Services. 13 • One-half of one (.5) Investigation Unit 14 An Investigation Unit is one Investigator, 80 hours per two-week pay 15 period.
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Investigation Services. The County will provide investigation services consisting of the services of detectives consistent with the services provided by the Sheriff’s Department to residents of unincorporated Pierce County. Investigation services will also include special units within the Sheriff’s Department investigating certain crimes including – but not limited to – homicide, special assaults, aggravated assaults, sexual assaults, robberies, and domestic violence assaults. The detectives are supported by forensics, crime analysts, polygraph, identifications, evidence control and Automatic Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS).
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Investigation Services. This task consists of all services necessary to complete the investigative services phase of the project and provide a preliminary evaluation report, and may include the following itemized services:
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Investigation Services. The Netherlands:
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Investigation Services. 19 • One (1) Investigator (80 hours per two-week pay period) 20 Regional Support Services: 21 • 2.012.09 percent of fifty-five one hundredths of one half of one (0.550)
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Investigation Services. Investigation Services includes conducting a range of investigations toobtain evidence of inappropriate or unlawful access or electronic intrusionincluding:
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  • Consultation Services The company hereby employs the consultant to perform the following services in accordance with the terms and conditions set forth in this agreement: The consultant will consult with the officers and employees of the company concerning matters relating to the management and organization of the company, their financial policies, the terms and conditions of employment, and generally any matter arising out of the business affairs of the company.

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