Permanent development Clause Samples
The "Permanent development" clause defines the rights and obligations related to any improvements, modifications, or enhancements made to a product, service, or intellectual property that are intended to be lasting and incorporated into the final deliverable. Typically, this clause clarifies ownership of such developments, specifying whether the client or the service provider retains rights to the new features or technology created during the course of the agreement. By establishing clear terms for permanent changes, this clause helps prevent disputes over intellectual property and ensures both parties understand how ongoing innovations will be handled.
Permanent development. 1. From the first day of employment attention is paid to employee development. The development focuses on the proper performance of the employee’s current position but also focuses on a different position within or outside Aegon. Namely, it is important that employees remain employable in their current position or in a different position. Aegon and the employee share this responsibility. Employees by making a Development Plan and Aegon by supporting them in it. The employee discusses the development objectives, as formulated in the Development Plan, with the manager during the Perform & Develop cycle (see article 2.2).
2. In the Development Plan the employee includes:
a. personal mission and vision;
b. development objectives aimed at their current position;
c. plans for self-development for a different position within Aegon; d. plans for self-development for a position outside Aegon.
Permanent development. Any development that results in a loss of lynx habitat for at least 15 years. Ski trails, parking lots, new permanent roads, structures, campgrounds and many special use developments would be considered permanent developments. A measurement of recreational capacity which indicates the number of people who can use a facility or area at one time.
Permanent development