Operational Adjustments. We all have a personal responsibility to stop the spread of illness and together we can play our part to keep the community safe and healthy. Please do not send participants to class if they are feeling unwell or if they have been advised to isolate. Skylark Sports actively follows the directions of the Department of Health and Human Services, other government departments as required, and our governing bodies Gymnastics Victoria and Gymnastics Australia. If operational adjustments are required for health or safety reasons, we will notify you directly. In the event of a forced closure, credits will be applied for any classes cancelled that have already been paid for and billing will be paused. Your place will be held in the class until we can reopen, at which time billing will recommence. If you decide to end your enrolment, please email us so we can refund any tuition held in credit.
Operational Adjustments. Having met and conferred in good faith regarding adjusting clinic roster sizes to meet a target patient seen rate, the parties agree that management will retain the management-controlled right to schedule and fill a roster of eleven (11) patients in a four-hour clinic. In addition, the roster shall include two (2) provider-controlled (PPO/Per Provider Only) slots which can be booked by the provider or designee at the provider’s discretion. Beginning January 1, 2020, with the goal of increasing the number of patients provided care in clinics, the following incentives will be established for primary care and pediatrician ambulatory care providers who meet these specialized criteria while working in the clinics:
Operational Adjustments. We are actively following the directions of the Department of Health and Human Services (alongside our governing bodies Gymnastics Victoria, Gymnastics Australia and Sport Australia) with regards to guidelines during the COVID-19 pandemic. As an indoor sporting venue, we are subject to limitations by the State and Federal Governments on numbers attending our facility. Please follow the instructions of Peninsula Gymnastics Staff members when you frequent our facility. We all have a personal responsibility to stop the spread of illness and together we can all play our part to keep the community safe. Please do not send participants or attend yourself if you are feeling unwell. There are plenty of hygiene stations throughout our facility to ensure that there is always access to cleaning and hygiene items.
Operational Adjustments. We all have a personal responsibility to stop the spread of illness and together we can play our part to keep the community safe and healthy. Please do not send participants to class if they are feeling unwell or if they have been advised to isolate. Skylark Sports actively follows the directions of the Department of Health and Human Services, other government departments as required, and our governing bodies Gymnastics Victoria and Gymnastics Australia. If operational adjustments are required for health or safety reasons, we will notify you directly. In the event of a forced closure, credits will be applied for any classes cancelled that have already been paid for and billing will be paused. Your place will be held in the class until we can reopen, at which time billing will recommence. If you decide to end your enrolment, please email us so we can refund any tuition held in credit. Transport Parking Skylark Sports recognises that parking can be difficult, especially during peak times. The safety of the children in our care is our number one priority so we ask that the following age-based drop off and collection policies are adhered to. We also ask that you respect our neighbours by not parking in their private carparks. Hardner Road (Mount Waverley centre) can get busy and drivers do not always obey the speed limit. It is difficult for drivers to see pedestrians as they step out onto the road, especially from between parked cars. Please be extra vigilant to keep yourself and your children safe. Drop off & collection For drop off and collection we ask that the following age-based policies are adhered to. Under 9 years – parent/guardian must park car and walk child into the centre. The child must not leave the centre without the parent/guardian. Between 9 and 12 years – parent/guardian may drop off and pick up from the car, but the parent must be able to see the child as they enter and leave the centre. The child should not leave the centre until they can see the parent/guardian. Children must not wait on the street for collection. Over 12 years – we recognise that children of this age may be utilising public transport or other modes of transport to access the centre during daylight hours. We ask that children text the parent/guardian when they arrive to let them know that they have arrived safely. If the child doesn’t have a phone, they are welcome to use the phone at reception to give the parent/guardian a call. After dark the child should not leave the ...
Operational Adjustments. Payments and charges for RTD Instructed Imbalance Energy attributable to each resource in each Settlement Interval shall be settled by debiting or crediting, as appropriate, the specific Scheduling Coordinator’s RTD IIE Settlement Amount. The RTD IIE Settlement Amounts for the Standard Ramping Energy shall be zero. The RTD IIE Settlement Amounts for RTD Optimal Energy, RTD Minimum Load Energy, Regulation Energy, Ramping Energy Deviation, RTD Derate Energy, and RTD Pumping Energy shall be calculated as the product of the sum of all of these types of Energy and the RTD LMP. For MSS Operators that have elected net Settlement, the RTD IIE Settlement Amounts for Energy dispatched through the RTD optimization shall be calculated as the product of the RTD MSS Price and the sum of the following types of Energy: RTD Minimum Load Energy from System Units dispatched in Real-Time, Regulation Energy, Ramping This amendment corrects a typographical error. And the ISO is proposing to spell out the acronym “IIE” in this context in order to create consistency in the tariff.
Operational Adjustments. Safety First is our number one value. This extends to our participants, staff and families attending our facility. Our staff will be supported to take time off should they be unwell, be dealing with family emergencies or school/tertiary commitments. In the instance where a staff member is away, every effort will be made to find an appropriately qualified and experienced staff member to cover the classes. Where we are unable to satisfy our Safety First value, we will cancel the class/classes and notify affected participants via email and SMS. A credit will be applied to your account on iClass which will be used towards the next fortnight's tuition. We will continue to follow the directions of the Department of Health and Human Services with regards to health and safety guidelines. We all have a personal responsibility to stop the spread of illness and together we can all play our part to keep the community safe. Please do not send participants or attend yourself if you are feeling unwell. Please refer to our Make Up policy on how to notify us of your absences, so you receive a Make Up token valid for 90 days while you have an active enrolment. Photos and Videos Acceptance of our photo and video policies is required for each student through our Customer Portal. You can choose to accept or decline permission for images to be used for identification on our class roles and then secondly for marketing and training. Parents and guardians are welcome to take photos of your child, but we ask that you respect the rights of other individuals and not capture any other children in your photos or videos without explicit permission.
