Price Control. The SFA will retain control of the establishment of all prices, including price adjustments, for meals served under the nonprofit school food service account (e.g., pricing for reimbursable meals, a la carte service, and adult meals). [7 CFR 210.16(a)(4)]
Price Control. The Regulator and the Department recognise the treatment of xxx Xxxxxxxxxx as both a regulated utility and an NDPB for public expenditure purposes. The Regulator and the Department will agree proposals affecting xxx Xxxxxxxxxx’x funding, subject to the Minister’s and Executive’s overall decisions and to the Regulator’s statutory duties. This means that The Department agrees that the Price Control process will be the methodology for determining the funding bids which will be made on behalf of xxx Xxxxxxxxxx. The Regulator recognises that its determination of future prices/spending should be based on agreed public expenditure levels, or where this is not possible, will be subject to review when public expenditure is confirmed. Once public expenditure funding is confirmed, the Department will approve an Undertaker’s business plan which is in line with a determination. The Department and the Regulator shall agree written assumptions, setting out specific points of agreement in respect of a determination. The Regulator will ensure that a determination reflects agreed assumptions.
Price Control. The Department and the Regulator shall agree written assumptions, setting out specific points of agreement in respect of a determination.
Price Control. Most municipalities in the country have decided to keep a strict control of prices, charges and tariffs and this means that these leading municipalities of the country will not increase their chargers for the public services in the new year as they had originally decided. The government has issued a statement where they follow the Central bank´s 2,5% price increase a year and the government will also revise those changes in charges/ tariffs that have been decitedin the state budget for 2014. Tariffs and charges in public companies in the ownership of state and communities will stick to the inflation target of 2.5% of the Central Bank. Social- and education issues In the new agreement and the statement of the government parallel to the SA/ASÍ agreement there are important social and education issues that will promote and improve the situation of workers especially in the private labour market. These concern e.g. more equal pension rights compared to the public pension system, important reforms in housing policy, reforms in education and the formation of an active labour market policy with the aim of promoting the welfare of those working in this country, and with a special emphasis on active participation of most workers in the labour market. Wage increases and tax reliefs from January 1st 2014 Monthly wages in kr. Monthly wage increase+ Tax relief* Tax relief** Total Change in % 190.000 230.000 9.750 0 2.036 11.786 6,2-5,4% 235.000 285.000 8.000 0 - 539 2.036 10.036 5,2-3,9% 300.000 8.400 957 2.429 11.786 3,9% 350.000 9.800 1.245 2.429 13.474 3,8% 400.000 11.200 1.485 2.429 15.114 3,8% 450.000 12.600 1.725 2.429 16.754 3,7% 500.000 14.000 1.965 2.429 18.394 3,7% 600.000 16.800 2.445 2.429 21.674 3,6% 700.000 19.600 2.925 2.429 24.954 3,6% 800.000 22.400 3.405 4.138 29.943 3,7% 900.000 25.200 3.470 4.913 33.583 3,7% 1.000.000 28.000 3.470 4.913 36.383 3,6% + A special increase of the wage rates for workers is on average 1.750 kr. * Due to the change in the tax bill with effect from January 1st 2014.
Price Control. Vended Sponsor will retain control of the establishment of all prices, including price adjustments, for meals served under the nonprofit school food service account, e.g., pricing for reimbursable meals, a la carte service including vending machines, and adult meals.
Price Control. ¨ Party A and Party B shall strictly abide by Price Law of the People’s Republic of China and Provisions on Marking Clearly the Prices of Telecommunication Services as well as provisions of price control authorities and use price marks (price tag and code tag) prepared by Party A. ¨ Prices of commodities sold by Party B and services provided by Party B shall not be higher than that at other business ground, and upon discovery or complaint by a customer and after verification, Party B shall pay indemnity as much as 1-5 folds of amount of illegal sales for the first violation, and for the second violation, Party A has the right to terminate the Contract and demand against Party B indemnity as much as 1-5 folds of amount of illegal sales. And Party B must make compensation to the customer according to the law. ¨ For sales of a same commodity at discount or gift donation at other stores, franchised stores or chain stores, Party B must inform Party A in advance of at least one week, or offer the same preferential treatment for the same commodity at store of Party A, otherwise, Party A has the right to make adjustment at sole discretion of Party A or terminate the Contract, and in special cases, prior negotiation between the two parties is required. ¨ Party B takes part in sale promotion organized by Party A or by Party B itself and shall not raise sales price. In the event of fraudulent conduct by Party B, Party A has the right to terminate the Contract and charge against Party B indemnity as much as 1-5 folds of amount of illegal sales.
Price Control. The SFSP Vended Operator will retain control of the establishment of all prices, including price adjustments, for meals served under the nonprofit school food service account, e.g., pricing for reimbursable meals, a la carte service including vending machines, and adult meals.
Price Control. Sponsor will retain control of the establishment of all prices, including price adjustments, for meals served under the nonprofit school food service account, e.g., pricing for reimbursable meals, a la carte service including vending machines, and adult meals.
Price Control. The SFA will retain control of the establishment of all prices, including price adjustments, for a la carte and adult meals served under the nonprofit school food service account. Meals served at approved SSO sites must be served free of charge to all children. SFAs that sponsor camps may charge for meals served to children who are not eligible to receive free or reduced-price meals. [7 CFR 210.16(a)(4)]
Price Control. Collusion among growers to raise prices, or to exert any indulgence, pressure, or persuasion to cause a grower to change prices is forbidden.
