Common use of Personnel Management Clause in Contracts

Personnel Management. The PMT will not supervise or control any person the Owner, Prime Consultant, or General Contractor employs or contracts with in connection with the Project. The PMT may, however, require any Party to remove from the Project any person employed in connection with the Project, or personnel of companies that any Party contracted with, if the PMT determines that the presence of that person is detrimental to achievement of the Project Objective. The Owner, Prime Consultant, and General Contractor will provide personnel according to staffing plans approved by the PMT. The Parties will not remove or reduce involvement of any personnel set forth in an approved staffing plan without the PMT’s written consent, which will not be unreasonably withheld. Staffing plans may be prepared and approved in phases, as directed by the PMT.

Personnel Management. The PMT will not supervise or control any person the Owner, Prime ConsultantArchitect, or General Contractor employs or contracts with in connection with the Project. The PMT may, however, require any Party to remove from the Project any person employed in connection with the Project, or personnel of companies that any Party contracted with, if the PMT it determines that the presence of that person is detrimental to achievement of the Project Objective. The Owner, Prime ConsultantArchitect, and General Contractor will provide personnel according to staffing plans approved by the PMT. The Parties will not remove or reduce involvement of any personnel set forth in an approved staffing plan without the PMT’s written consent, which will not be unreasonably withheld. Staffing plans may be prepared and approved in phases, as directed by the PMT.