Planning Meeting. Boeing will assist Buyer in the introduction of the Aircraft by providing to Buyer certain promotional support. Promptly after execution of the Agreement and before any funds are disbursed, a Boeing Airline Promotion representative will meet with Buyer's designated representatives to discuss the extent, selection, scheduling, and disbursement process for the promotion support to be provided.
Planning Meeting. Bargaining unit members will participate in a twenty-eight (28) day detachment or unit planning meeting, either in-person or by utilizing other technological means, as determined and coordinated by the supervisor. The detachment or unit will identify and prioritize detachment or unit work to determine methods, times, locations, and days off. Based on program needs, each supervisor has the authority to make final decisions necessary to plan and schedule the time, place and methods of the work to be performed by employees of his or her detachment or unit; however, supervisors will attempt to meet officers’ personal needs. The result of the meeting will be a twenty-eight (28) day detachment or unit plan that will be forwarded to the Captain for final approval. The approved plan will be forwarded to regional staff and the appropriate emergency communication center(s).
Planning Meeting. Bargaining unit members will attend and participate in a twenty-eight (28) day detachment or unit planning meeting scheduled by the supervisor. The detachment or unit will identify and prioritize detachment or unit work to determine methods, times, locations, and days off. Based on program needs, each supervisor has the authority to make final decisions necessary to plan and schedule the time, place and methods of the work to be performed by employees of his or her detachment or unit; however, supervisors will attempt to meet officers’ personal needs. The result of the meeting will be a twenty-eight (28) day detachment or unit plan that will be forwarded to the Captain for final approval. The approved plan will be forwarded to regional staff and the appropriate emergency communication center(s).
Planning Meeting. This meeting is to be held among four negotiators by June 1 of the school year concentrated negotiations will take place. Two (2) representatives shall be from the Confederation and two (2) from administration. The group should decide the following:
Planning Meeting. The evaluator shall hold a planning meeting each school term with each bargaining unit member they are or will be evaluating within the first twenty (20) school days and following the orientation meeting. If a formal observation will occur during the school term, the evaluator and bargaining unit member shall determine the week(s) of the formal observation(s) at the planning meeting.
Planning Meeting. Because a teacher may retire as early as age 55 and the teacher’s pension is calculated by TRS using the creditable earnings from the best four consecutive years out of the last ten before retirement, planning for retirement begins at age 50. This is also the case from the Board’s perspective because in those same years, the Board becomes subject to very expensive penalties from TRS if creditable earnings are paid to a teacher in excess of the TRS limitation. The Superintendent will initiate the planning process by January 15 of the school year in which a teacher reaches age 50. The Superintendent will provide the teacher with a retirement planning form to be completed by the teacher and returned to the Superintendent by March 1 of the same school year. The information to be provided in the form will include the number of years of creditable service the teacher has with TRS, the years of creditable service which may be available for purchase from TRS, the number of days of unused sick leave which the teacher has accumulated with other districts and the teacher’s projected retirement date if the teacher has identified such a date. By May 1 of the same school year, the teacher and the Superintendent will meet to discuss the form and questions or concerns the teacher may have about the Plan.
Planning Meeting. Act | East provided financial and technical support to the Federal Ministry of Health (FMOH) and Cross River State Ministry of Health (SMOH) to conduct a TAS 1 Planning meeting. The meeting was held on February 1 and 2, 2023 in Calabar, Cross River State. Participants included stakeholders from the FMOH, SMOH, State Ministry of Education (SMOE), State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) and the National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS). The stakeholders jointly reviewed the school calendar; identified contact details of the sampled 77 schools; developed a field itinerary and timeline; identified community gate-keepers and developed a social mobilization Plan. The TAS 1 survey will be combined with the TAS-2 survey (in 7 LGAs). • OV River Prospection: Act | East, through a consultant entomologist, conducted OV River Prospection to validate the viability of Blackfly (Simulium) breeding sites in 7 LGAs in Cross River State. The sites identified during the prospection will be included in the planned epidemiological and entomological survey to be conducted in April/May.
Planning Meeting. The first step on the proposal process is to meet with EBD and BLR to decide upon future strategic benefit objectives for the MAPD program that will drive the requirements of the RFP. We will discuss open issues, vendor concerns, timing, etc. This meeting will be a key roadmap for our entire process
Planning Meeting. On October 4-5, Act | East provided the financial and technical support for the Federal Ministry of Health (FMOH) and CRS State NTD team to conduct a 2-day planning meeting for LF TAS-2 to be implemented in four Evaluation Units (EUs) comprising of seven (7) LGAs (Abi, Akamkpa, Biase, Boki, Ikom, Obubra and Ogoja) of Cross River State. The meeting included the LGA NTD Coordinators of each LGA and representatives of the State Ministry of Health (SMOH), State Ministry of Education (SMOE), State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS) and the FMOH. The outcome was a draft survey protocol; joint plan that includes a sensitization and mobilization strategy for the selected schools; timeline for the entire survey; and field team composition per EU. Implementation of the TAS-2 is contingent on arrival of FTS kits which are expected in-country by end of November 2022. • South-South and South-East Zonal Review Meetings: On October 6-12, Act | East provided the financial support for the FMOH to conduct NTD Review meetings for states under the South-South and South-East zonal offices. All six (6) states in the South-South and five (5) states in the South-East participated in the review meetings held. Participants discussed key NTD program issues and finalized 2021 treatment reports. Action items from the meeting include: improve MMDP reporting; gather and report IDM data in subsequent review meetings; state programs and partners to facilitate the inauguration of Technical Advisory Committees (TAC) to enhance advocacy and mobilization of domestic resources; each state to collaboratively develop 2023 NTD annual Plan with supporting partners and share with FMOH; state NTD teams to ensure effective reverse logistics and timely submission of medicine inventory, treatment data and technical reports. Both RTI and TCC staff participated in these meetings.
Planning Meeting. The LPA will hold an annual community partnership meeting. The core partners will also meet annually to review and update LPA. The core partners will share contact information and be accessible to each other between LPA meetings.