Outside Income Sample Clauses
The Outside Income clause defines the rules and limitations regarding an employee's ability to earn income from sources other than their primary employer. Typically, this clause requires employees to disclose any secondary employment or freelance work and may prohibit activities that conflict with the employer's interests or interfere with job performance. Its core function is to prevent conflicts of interest and ensure that employees remain focused on their primary job responsibilities.
Outside Income. Members of the administrative staff on administrative leave may accept fellowships, grants in aid, or earned income to assist in accomplishing the purposes of their leaves. This earned income shall not affect the individual's compensation from the College.
Outside Income. An employee on EPDL who receives outside income as a result of a paid internship, scholarship, or grant, must report such income to UVM. The amount received will be deducted from the salary they are paid by the University during EPDL. However, if the employee anticipates unusual expenses directly related to the objectives of their leave, such as additional living expenses, they may request permission to not have their UVM salary reduced by the full amount of their outside income. The reasons for their request must be provided in detail when applying for their leave. Requests shall not be unreasonable denied.
Outside Income. The parties agree that all football-related contractual agreements between COACH and persons, parties, or legal entities of any type, outside of the ASSOCIATION, shall first receive prior written approval from the ASSOCIATION’S Director of Athletics for all athletically related income said approval being in addition to the requirements of NCAA Bylaw 11.2 and its subparts and any amendments thereto. The request for approval shall be in writing and shall include the amount and sources of the income. Sources of such income shall include but are not limited to income from annuities, sports camps, country club memberships, complimentary ticket sales, television and radio programs and endorsement or consultation contracts for athletic shoe apparel or equipment manufacturers. In addition, such outside contracts shall be consistent with ASSOCIATION policies and procedures and the laws of the State of Georgia.
Outside Income. Absent Company's written consent, all fees, compensation and other income (collectively "Outside Income") received by Executive while employed by Company from any source other than personal gifts, inheritance, or passive investments, including, but not limited to, all fees for teaching, speaking engagements, acting as an officer, director, trustee, receiver, executor, administrator or other fiduciary (other than as a trustee, executor, or administrator of a trust or estate of Executive or a member of his family) shall be the property of Company and shall be immediately disclosed and remitted to Company. [Insert for Jerr▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇eement shall include the following sentence: "Notwithstanding the foregoing, Executive shall be allowed to retain all outside income earned from Real-Time Captioning, Inc. under the terms and conditions of Section 1.4 of this Agreement."]
Outside Income. The Coach shall be authorized to earn other revenue while employed by the University but such activities are independent of his University employment and the University shall have no responsibility for any claims arising there from. All outside income will be subject to approval in accordance with the Board of Supervisors for the University of Louisiana System policies. Coach shall report annually in writing to the President through the Athletic Director on July 1st of each year all athletically related income received from sources outside the University. The University shall have reasonable access to all records of Coach to verify this report (NCAA Constitution Article 11.2.2).
Outside Income. Absent Company's written consent, all fees, compensation and other income (collectively "Outside Income") received by Executive while employed by Company from any source other than personal gifts, inheritance, or passive investments, including, but not limited to, all fees for teaching, speaking engagements, acting as an officer, director, trustee, receiver, executor, administrator or other fiduciary (other than as a trustee, executor, or administrator of a trust or estate of Executive or a member of his family) shall be the property of Company and shall be immediately disclosed and remitted to Company.
Outside Income. After the Closing under the Merger Agreement, absent Company's Board's written consent, all fees, compensation and other income (collectively "Outside Income") received by Executive while employed by Company from any source other than personal gifts, inheritance, or passive investments, including, but not limited to, all fees for teaching, speaking engagements, acting as an officer, director, trustee, receiver, executor, administrator or other fiduciary (other than as a trustee, executor or administrator of a trust or estate of Executive or a member of his family) will be the property of Company and will be immediately disclosed and remitted to Company.
Outside Income. Under NCAA rules, Coach must:
a. obtain the President’s written approval before receiving any athletically-related income or benefit from any source outside the University; and
b. report the source and amount of all that income and benefits to the University’s President whenever reasonably requested, but in no event less than annually before the Deadline.
Outside Income. While Coach is employed as Head Men’s Basketball Coach at the University, he shall have the opportunity to pursue and engage in outside commercial endorsement activities and personal appearances that Coach secures on his own initiative including, but not limited to, radio shows, television appearances, personal appearances representing the University Program, apparel and footwear. These outside activities and appearances shall not conflict with any duties or activities referenced in this Agreement, University contracts, rules, regulations, policies, and procedures, the NCAA, or the Mid- Eastern Athletic Conference (“MEAC”). Further, Coach shall obtain prior written consent from the Athletic Director before pursuing any outside activity.
3.6.1 Coach shall maximize radio and television coverage favorable to the University, but shall receive remuneration for such appearances, for any endorsements, or public presentations only upon securing prior written consent as noted in Section 6.0 hereof. Coach shall promote the Program in a positive manner and also create goodwill with the outside sponsors of these appearances. The Parties agree that the University shall own all rights in and to the master game tapes and highlight tapes produced in connection with these appearances.
3.6.2 Coach shall be entitled to deliver, make and grant speeches, appearances, and media interviews as well as write and release books, magazines and newspaper articles or columns, and to retain any and all income derived therefrom as noted in Section 6.0. However, any and all speeches given pursuant to this sub-section must be given by Coach in his individual capacity, and not in his official capacity as a University employee. It is also expressly understood and agreed that this sub-section does not pertain to any speech or appearance at a University-sponsored function. Any and all activities performed hereunder shall be subject to and carried out in accordance with Florida Board of Governors and FAMU intellectual property regulations, policies and procedures.
Outside Income. A. In accordance with NCAA rules, Head Coach agrees that he will timely provide the KU Chancellor with a detailed accounting, in writing, of all athletically related income and benefits from sources outside the institution. This report shall include the amount and source of income.
B. Head Coach agrees that during the term of this Agreement, Head Coach will not engage in any outside activities, including but not limited to, commercial or private ventures including outside consulting agreements, using Athletics’ or KU’s name or likeness by any commercial, public, or private entity, television, radio, or internet, unless such activities are expressly approved in writing and in advance by the Director of Athletics and/or the Chancellor, and comply with NCAA and Big 12 Conference bylaws, rules, and regulations, and in compliance with Athletics’ Policies and Procedures Manual. Head Coach agrees that any outside activities shall not conflict with or be inconsistent with Head Coach’s responsibilities under this Agreement. Head Coach further agrees that Head Coach shall not create a private foundation without the prior approval of the Director of Athletics and the Chancellor.
C. Nothing in this Agreement shall constitute permission or license of Head Coach to use or authorize third parties to use KU’s trademarks in connection with outside employment. A license to use KU’s trademarks must be obtained from and approved by the Director of Athletics and Athletics Trademark and Licensing. Nothing in this Agreement shall constitute permission or license for Head Coach to change or modify any existing trademarks or to create new trademarks for KU or its intercollegiate men’s football program without the express written permission of the Director of Athletics and the Chancellor of KU.