Participant Termination. Institution shall use the SmartPass Institutional Portal to deactivate the Clipper® SmartPass card serial number for any participant who loses his/her eligibility, no later than 30 calendar days after the participant’s loss of eligibility. Loss of eligibility includes but is not limited to the following situations: employees no longer with the company, students no longer enrolled, or staff no longer employed with the college/university, or individuals that no longer reside in the residential community. For colleges/universities, see section 24 – 30.
Participant Termination. Upon the occurrence of any one or more of the following events, the Authority or the Servicer (not applicable for MCC) may terminate this Origination Agreement with respect to the Participant as provided in Section 5.02 hereof and shall have the other remedies specified therein:
Participant Termination. Upon the occurrence of any one (1) or more of the following events, the Authority may terminate this Origination Agreement with respect to the Participant as provided in Section 5.02 hereof and shall have the other remedies specified therein:
Participant Termination. Because this CCAA and associated CIs are voluntary agreements, the Participant may terminate enrollment of a specified Enrolled Property in an existing CI at any time so long as the Participant has paid three years of Enrollment Fees in full for the property to be removed. Similarly, the Participant may terminate a CI in its entirety if Participant has paid three years of Enrollment Fees in full for the all Enrolled Property. Property removed pursuant to an amendment of the CI or termination of the CI is hereinafter referred to as “Terminated Property.” The Participant must provide thirty (30) days written notice to WAFWA that it is voluntarily removing an Enrolled Property from the CI or that it is terminating the CI. Operations on the Terminated Property for which the Participant has not paid the Mitigation Fee at the time of property removal or CI termination may proceed as if the CI did not exist, but are not covered by the Permit and thus no longer receive take authorization or assurances under the Permit.
Participant Termination. The Program retains the right to discontinue Participant enrollment and terminate this Agreement immediately or withhold payment payments, pursue claims, demands or lawsuits against, or seek prosecution of any Participant for any of the following reasons:
Participant Termination. Xx. Xxxxxxxx reserves the right to discontinue a Participant’s enrollment in the Practice. If Xx. Xxxxxxxx feels that the actions of a Participant may be harmful or detrimental to the Practice or its members in any way, a termination notice will be provided to the Participant. In such case, Xx. Xxxxxxxx will make every reasonable effort to refer your medical care to another qualified medical practitioner. Exhibit A
Participant Termination. (a) A Participant may withdraw all Surplus Funds from an Account in accordance with the Investment Policies and Operating Procedures. A Participant may cease to be a Participant under this Agreement, with or without cause, by providing written notice to FLSTAR at least 10 days prior to such termination.
Participant Termination. Inasmuch as success on behalf of all Participants shall depend on the good faith participation of every Participant, Great Service Forums℠ shall reserve the right to terminate the Participation of any firm based upon actions and/or inactions of its Designated Representatives. In its sole discretion Great Service Forums℠ may or may not grant a full or partial refund of participation fees following such termination.
Participant Termination. Institution shall promptly notify VTA, in writing, of any participant’s change in eligibility. Institution shall notify VTA no later than 30 calendar days from the date of the participant’s change in eligibility and shall provide the corresponding Clipper® card serial number for those participants who have lost eligibility in the Eco Pass program, including but not limited to employees no longer with the company, students no longer enrolled or staff no longer employed with the college/university, or individuals who no longer reside in the residential community.
Participant Termination. The Contractor agrees to fully comply with the following procedures involving participant termination from the program services offered under the terms of this Agreement (except when such termination results from training/course completion): If a participant chooses to drop out of the program, an exit interview will be held, if possible, to document the reason. The Contractor shall advise the County Employment & Training Director or his designee, and the appropriate referral entity in writing within two (2) business days of learning of a participant's decision. If the Contractor determines that a participant can no longer benefit from the program, the Contractor shall firs notify the County Employment & Training Director or his designee, and the appropriate referral entity. Following such notification, the Contractor shall conduct an exit interview, providing information to the participant in accessing other resources which may be available. PERFORMANCE REVIEW. Contractor's performance shall be reviewed quarterly by appropriate County staff and will be based on program performance as set forth in Section 307 herein. CONTRACTOR PERFORMANCE STANDARDS. Contractor shall AT MINIMUM BE REQUIRED TO OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING STANDARDS: JTPA clients are treated with courtesy and respect. JTPA clients compared to other students, receive equal or better training, counseling, and job placement assistance. The Contractor organization screens prospective students and accepts only those JTPA clients expected to complete the training and secure a training related, unsubsidized job paying industry appropriate wages, benefits and hours. JTPA/County required documentation is accurate and timely, including Contractor insurance documents, client attendance records, client progress reports, MIS forms, Contractor invoices/vouchers, and placement verification from employers. 95% of the JTPA clients enrolled SHALL complete the training. 80% of the JTPA clients who complete the training secure, within 90 days of completion, a JTPA training-related, unsubsidized, full-time job with appropriate wages, benefits, and hours. The Contractor shall not use JTPA funds paid under the terms of this Agreement in litigation against the County, the State, or DOL or other federal agency, nor for any action or activity inconsistent with the JTPA or federal JTPA regulation whatsoever. FAILURE TO MEET THE CONTRACTOR PERFORMANCE STANDARDS SHALL BE GROUNDS FOR TERMINATION.
