Personnel Responsibility Sample Clauses

Personnel Responsibility. (a) Subject to Sections 1.1 and 1.2 above, the Sponsorship Agreement, and applicable laws and regulations, Manager will have the sole responsibility and authority to determine staffing levels, and select, evaluate, assign, discipline, supervise, manage and terminate personnel necessary to carry out the Educational Services, Administrative Services, Technology Consulting Services, Supplemental Programs (if any) and all other services provided under this Agreement.
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Personnel Responsibility. Subject to the Contract and Board policies, Xxxxxxxx shall have the sole responsibility and authority to select, evaluate, assign, discipline and transfer personnel, consistent with state and federal law, and consistent with the parameters adopted and included within the Board’s Budget and the Educational Program. Xxxxxxxx will not place in the employment contracts with any of its employees assigned to work at the Academy any restrictions that would prevent the Academy from employing those individuals at the Academy or would prevent those individuals from working for the Academy or for any other entity providing educational services to the Academy. Xxxxxxxx agrees that any provision of an employment agreement with any of its employees that would be in violation of this provision is void and shall not be enforceable in any forum. Xxxxxxxx will comply with the requirements of the Code regarding the evaluation of its employees and the establishment of employee compensation levels that take into consideration student achievement.
Personnel Responsibility. Choice is responsible for providing the Academy with a School Administrator and qualified administrative, teaching, food service, secretarial, maintenance and transportation staff to operate the Academy within the staffing levels approved by the Board in its annual budget. Choice shall have the authority to recruit, select, hire, evaluate, compensate, assign, discipline, transfer and terminate the employment of all individuals working at or for the Academy with the exception of the Board employees, if any, consistent with state and federal laws, rules and regulations and the provisions of this Agreement. With the exception of Board employees, if any, Choice shall be the employer of all individuals working at or for the Academy and will be responsible for the payment of all costs attributable to these employees, including wages, salaries, fringe benefits, payroll taxes, social security contributions, unemployment costs, workers’ disability compensation costs and liability insurance costs irrespective of whether Choice receives an advancement of its costs or the payment of services from the Academy. Unless required by applicable statute, court or administrative decision, or Attorney General’s opinion, Choice shall not make payments to the Michigan Public School Employees’ Retirement System or any other public retirement system on behalf of its employees. Choice will provide the Board with a detailed listing of the actual wages, salaries, fringe benefits, social security contributions, unemployment costs and workers’ compensation costs for all employees of Choice who will be assigned to provide services at the Academy. The Board will reimburse Choice for the cost of the actual wages, salaries, fringe benefits, social security contributions, unemployment costs and workers’ compensation costs of employees assigned to the Academy not later than thirty (30) business days before that compensation is due to the employees or to other entities to be paid to provide these benefits, provided that these costs are not higher than anticipated and approved in the annual budget. At its option, the Board may advance funds to Choice for the cost of the wages, salaries, fringe benefits, social security contributions, unemployment costs and workers’ compensation costs of employees assigned to the Academy provided that documentation for the fees and expenses are provided for Board review at its next regularly scheduled Board meeting and are consistent with budget allocations. At...
Personnel Responsibility. Choice Schools is responsible for providing the Academy with
Personnel Responsibility. Choice Schools is responsible for providing the Academy with a School Administrator and qualified administrative, teaching, food service, secretarial, maintenance and transportation staff to operate the Academy within the staffing levels approved by the Board in its annual budget. Choice Schools shall have the authority to recruit, select, hire, evaluate, compensate, assign, discipline, transfer and terminate the employment of all individuals working at or for the Academy with the exception of the Board employees, if any, consistent with state and federal laws, rules and regulations and the provisions of this Agreement. With the exception of Board employees, if any, Choice Schools shall be the employer of all individuals working at or for the Academy and will be responsible for the payment of all costs attributable to these employees, including wages, salaries, fringe benefits, payroll taxes, social security contributions, unemployment costs, workers’ disability compensation costs and liability insurance costs irrespective of whether Choice Schools receives an advancement of its costs or the payment of services from the Academy. Unless required by applicable statute, court or administrative decision, or Attorney General’s opinion, Choice Schools shall not make payments to the Michigan Public School Employees’ Retirement System or any other public retirement system on behalf of its employees. Choice Schools will provide the Board with a detailed listing of the actual wages, salaries, fringe benefits, social security contributions, unemployment costs and workers’ compensation costs for all employees of Choice Schools who will be assigned to provide services at the Academy. Provided the costs are consistent with budget allocations, the
Personnel Responsibility. (a) Subject to Sections 2.01 and 2.02 above, the Charter, and Applicable Law, K12 will have the responsibility and authority, subject to consultation with the Governing Authority, to determine staffing levels, and to select, evaluate, assign, discipline, supervise, manage, dismiss, and transfer personnel necessary to carry out the Educational Products, the Administrative Services, the Technology Services, and all other programs and services provided under this Agreement. The responsibilities and performance of K12 employees will be consistent with those outlined in the Academy’s Charter. If the Governing Authority has a problem or concern about the job performance of a K12 employee or the services provided by K12 under this Agreement, the Governing Authority will discuss the matter with the Head of School (“HOS”) who will in turn notify K12 School Management to discuss next steps. In the event the Governing Authority has a concern or is not satisfied with the HOS’s the job performance, the Governing Authority will provide K12 official notice pursuant to Section 12.06, and set forth the specific issues and requested action with supporting documentation.
Personnel Responsibility. (a) Subject to Sections 2.02 and 2.03 above, Sections 6.02, 6.03 and 6.04 below, the Charter, and Applicable Law, K12 will have the responsibility and authority, subject to consultation with the Governing Authority, to determine staffing levels, and to select, evaluate, assign, discipline, supervise, manage, dismiss, and transfer personnel necessary to carry out the Educational Products, the Administrative Services, the Technology Services, and all other programs and services provided under this Agreement. The responsibilities and performance of K12 employees will be consistent with those outlined in the Academy’s Charter. If the Governing Authority has a problem or concern about the job performance of a K12 employee or the services provided by K12 under this Agreement, the Governing Authority will discuss the matter with the Head of School (“HOS”) who will in turn notify the Regional Vice President to discuss next steps. In the event the Governing Authority has a concern or is not satisfied with the HOS’s job performance, the Governing Authority will provide K12 official notice pursuant to Section 12.06, and set forth the specific issues and requested action with supporting documentation.
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Personnel Responsibility. Any persons or entities employed or engaged by a Party shall be that Party’s employees or contractors. Each Party assumes responsibility for the actions of its employees and contractors under this Agreement and will be solely responsible for (i) their supervision, daily direction and control, and wage rates, (ii) withholding income taxes and providing unemployment and disability benefits, and (iii) the manner and means through which the work under this Agreement will be accomplished.
Personnel Responsibility. EEG shall determine staffing levels, select, hire and, if necessary terminate, all teaching, administrative or other staff, and evaluate, assign, discipline and transfer personnel consistent with state and federal law. EEG, in its sole discretion, may remove any staff member, with reasonable cause (or otherwise if such staff member is an at-will employee). The foregoing notwithstanding, the Board shall have the right, exercisable on a reasonable basis, in accordance with all applicable laws, and only upon a majority vote of the Board, to require that EEG remove or, at EEG’s option, transfer any employee working at the School, which removal or transfer shall be effective at the end of ten (10) business days, unless otherwise agreed to by EEG and the Board.
Personnel Responsibility. EMAN shall have the sole responsibility and authority to determine staffing levels, subject to the Board approved budget and Board approval of the number of classrooms and students per classroom, and to select, evaluate, assign, discipline and transfer personnel, consistent with state and federal law. All personnel must meet legally required certification and qualification requirements for their positions including criminal background and unprofessional conduct checks. With the exception of Board employees, if any, EMAN shall be the employer of all individuals working at or for the Academy and will be responsible for the payment of all costs attributable to these employees, including wages, salaries, fringe benefits, unemployment costs, workers compensation costs, and liability insurance costs, subject to reimbursement pursuant to Article V, Paragraph X. XXXX is prohibited from executing contracts with its staff assigned to the Academy (including by way of example and not limitation, teachers, administrators, counselors and the like) that contain noncompete and/or non-solicitation agreements of any nature.
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