Meals and Refreshments. The Club will provide the Meals and Refreshments (as appropriate) at the Hospitality Facility on the Specified Event Date.
Meals and Refreshments a) Provision must be made with your venue to provide the photographer(s) with a meal (sandwiches are acceptable) during the wedding breakfast (this is not usually taken with your guests as the photographer has important duties to perform during this period).
b) Where coverage includes up to mid-evening then a second light meal should be available. Where coverage has been agreed to include a photographer’s assistant then the same conditions apply for this individual.
Meals and Refreshments. The host country shall submit a copy of the budget proposal at least thirty (30) days before the meeting to the ASEAN Secretariat for review and approval. Disbursement of the ASEAN+3 Finance Cooperation Fund: The ASEAN Secretariat would be responsible for the disbursement of funds to the host country for the purpose of the Agreement. The fund remittance shall be made in accordance with the schedule of payments. In the event that the fund for the meeting is not fully utilized, it shall be the responsibility of the host country concerned to inform the ASEAN Secretariat to withhold the whole or part of subsequent remittances. The host country concerned shall send to the ASEAN Secretariat an official receipt as acknowledgement of the remittances. Remittances from the Fund shall bear the signatures of any of the two authorized signatories from the ASEAN Secretariat as below: ASEAN Secretary-General/Deputy Secretary-General and Assistant Director of Finance and Funding/Any one of the Directors The ASEAN Secretariat shall be reimbursed for the actual costs incurred in the administration of the Fund.
Meals and Refreshments. (a) No employee shall work more than five hours without a meal break except that, by agreement between the employer and employee, the employee may work up to six hours without a meal break.
(b) Meal breaks will be a minimum of thirty minutes, and will not be counted as time worked.
(c) Subject to subclause (a), meal breaks shall be taken at a time convenient to the employer as per organisational requirements.
(d) Two seven-minute rest breaks will be allowed during each day and shall be taken when convenient to the employer without deduction of pay for such time. By agreement between the employer and employee the tea breaks may be combined and taken as one fifteen minute tea break at a mutually convenient time.
Meals and Refreshments. Xxxxxxxxx agrees to provide, at Purchaser’s sole expense, hot meals for the band and crew or a DRESSING ROOMS: Purchaser agrees to provide the following at sole cost to Purchaser: HOTEL ROOMS: band members need clean, comfortable, safe rooms with showers and TVs. XXXXXXXX XXXXXX BLUES BAND TECHNICAL RIDER BACKLINE: Xxxxxxxxx agrees to supply, when agreed on the con- tract, the following backline of first choice. In case first choice selection is not available or can not be supplied for any reason, Purchaser can supply the second choice. If second choice is not available, Purchaser must contact Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx at booking@ xxxxxx.xxx
Meals and Refreshments. Unless the event(s) and all of its components (i.e., receptions, banquets and other activities that take place after normal business hours) are described in the approved workplan, the recipient agrees to obtain prior approval from EPA for the use of grant funds for light refreshments and/or meals served at meetings, conferences, training workshops, and outreach activities (events). The recipient must send requests for approval to the EPA Project Officer and include:
Meals and Refreshments. Heavy laundry facilities and services, and personal laundry services, including laundering of clothing that can be machine washed Excludes cleaning of clothing requiring dry cleaning or another special cleaning process, and personal laundry if a resident chooses and is able to do this himself or herself Bath towels, face washers, soap, and toilet paper
(a) Meals of adequate variety, quality and quantity for each resident, served each day at times generally acceptable to both residents and management, and generally consisting of 3 meals per day plus morning tea, afternoon tea and supper;
(b) Special dietary requirements, having regard to either medical need or religious or cultural observance;
(c) Food, including fruit of adequate variety, quality and quantity, and non-alcoholic beverages, including fruit juice An approved Provider cannot charge a resident for: o general laundry, including both washing and ironing of clothing that can be machine washed. Aged care services are not obliged to hand-wash residents' clothing. o The service must have in place a system for identification of residents’ clothing and laundry items. However, a resident may choose and pay for their own identification system as long as it is at least of an equivalent standard to the service’s system – eg, woven name tapes rather than laundry marking pen. An approved Provider cannot charge a resident for: o Suitable soap, or soap substitute for residents who cannot use soap because of clinical need. A resident will be charged for: o A resident’s personal choice to use alternative items to those provided by the service such as specific brands of soap. An approved Provider cannot charge a resident for: o Quality food in accordance with resident’ individual nutritional needs. Residents should be consulted about menu planning to ensure that menu choices take into account their preferences o Food appropriate to meet medical, cultural and religious needs as well as special dietary requirements, eg vegetarian, kosher, halal, gluten free, low fat and thickened drinks if required by an individual resident o Nutritional supplements – for residents who are assessed by an appropriate health professional as needing a special dietary supplement to ensure they receive adequate nourishment and hydration 1.11 Resident social activities
Meals and Refreshments. Special diet not normally provided Approved Providers must provide individual residents with medically prescribed special diets or components of special diets. Additional funding is only available for an enteral feeding formula provided enterally. Approved Providers can apply to the Department for an enteral feeding supplement, if this is supported by medical certification of the resident’s ongoing need.
Meals and Refreshments. (a) Xxxx breaks will be a minimum of thirty minutes, and subject to sub-clause (c) of this clause, will not be counted as time worked.
(b) Subject to subclause (c) meal breaks will be taken at a time convenient to the employer as per organisational requirements.
(c) The employee will not be required to work for more than five hours without a meal break provided that:-
(i) An employee who commences work at or before 7.00am may be required to work for six hours without having a meal break.
(ii) An employee on a ten hour shift may be required to work for six hours before having a meal break.
(d) Where the employee is required to be on duty or available during his/her meal break, the employee will be paid at ordinary rates. However the period of the meal break, will not be counted as time worked for the purposes of Clause 16 – Overtime and/or Clause 18 – On Call.
(e) Two seven-minute rest breaks will be allowed during each shift and will be taken when convenient to the employer without deduction of pay for such time.
