RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTIES Sample Clauses

RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTIES. It is the desire and the wish of the aforementioned Parties to this MOU Agreement that this document should not and thus shall not establish nor create any form or manner of a formal agreement or indenture, but rather an agreement between the Parties to work together in such a manner that would promote a genuine atmosphere of collaboration and alliance in the support of an effective and efficient partnership and leadership meant to maintain, safeguard and sustain sound and optimal managerial, financial and administrative commitment with regards to all matters related to the grant application with RCF. In the frame of this MOU Agreement the VTIs and Enterprises will plan and implement the CT programme with the learner’s accident insurance and payment of allowances for the participation at in-company training in line with the national regulations. The VET consortium will treat all learners in the offered training equally, regardless of their race, ethnicity, nationality, class, caste, religion, belief, sex, gender, language, sexual orientation, gender identity, sex characteristics, age, health or other status. During the period of the implementation of CT, the Enterprises will make available in-company trainers and CT coordinators, commit to provide sufficient workplace learning capacities (e.g. training space with the equipment), and materials necessary for the in-company training. VTIs will be responsible for all matters related to approval of the curriculum applied in the CT, will offer their resources, namely the VET teachers and CT coordinators. They will initiate and coordinate the implementation of the Cooperative Training Plan (CTP) with the assistance of the Enterprise’s CT coordinators and in-company trainers; support in-company trainers in terms of pedagogics; monitor and evaluate the learning results of the learners.

RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTIES. It is the desire and wish of the aforementioned Parties to this MOU that this document should not and does not establish or create any binding or formal agreement or adventure, but rather an understanding between the Parties to work together in such a manner that would promote a genuine atmosphere of collaboration and alliance in the support of an effective and efficient partnership and leadership with regards to all matters related to the project through the individual services listed below.

RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTIES. The sections below are derived from 5 USC Chapter 71, and are summarized here for the convenience of all Parties. In the event of any inconsistency or conflict between this Article and Chapter 71, Chapter 71 controls. Section 1. The Agency, having recognized the Union as the exclusive representative of the employees in the Unit, and the Union accept their responsibility to operate their respective interests in a manner that prohibits discrimination with respect to grievances, personnel policies, practices, procedures, labor organization membership, and other matters affecting morale and general working conditions, of said employees in the Unit. To this end, the Agency and the Union agree to treat all employees in the Unit fairly and equitably. Section 2. The Union agrees that it shall remind its officers and stewards at least annually that solicitation of Union membership and/or dues, and other internal Union business, shall not be conducted during the paid work hours of employees concerned. Section 3. Both Parties recognize the necessity for time limits with respect to certain of their responsibilities and obligations. However, such time limits may be extended by mutual agreement of the Parties. If an employee or representative cannot be released for a valid work-related reason at the time of a request for representational assistance, the event to which the assistance applies will be postponed until the release(s) can occur. The delay will be no more than 48 hours from the time of the initial request. Section 4. The Parties recognize and agree that all employees must adhere to the applicable standards of conduct, consistent with existing applicable laws, rules, and regulations. Section 5. The Parties agree that it is the responsibility and obligation of the Agency to at least annually advise employees of their right to representation pursuant to 5 U.S.C. §7114. Section 6. The Parties agree to cooperate in efforts which will improve the Agency's business and employees' conditions of employment. Such efforts as are jointly suggested or undertaken shall be the exclusive means for employee participation in total quality management, work environment improvement, or similarly structured programs. Section 7. The Parties, having recognized the stated goals of the Federal Labor Relations Authority (FLRA) to promote creative resolution of unfair labor practice (ULP) charges, agree that when a ULP charge is filed, the charging party will simultaneously provide an ex...

RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTIES. (a) It is the desire and the wish of the aforementioned Parties to this MOU Agreement that this document should not and thus shall not establish nor create any form or manner of a formal agreement or indenture, but rather an agreement between the Parties to work together in such a manner that would promote a genuine atmosphere of collaboration and alliance in the support of an effective and efficient partnership and leadership meant to maintain, safeguard and sustain sound and optimal managerial, financial and administrative commitment with regards to all matters related to the transfer of the Chestnut Park property from the City to Port Cares for the sole purpose of developing an affordable housing multi-unit rental development (the “Transaction”). The closing of the Transaction will be subject to the negotiation, execution and delivery of a mutually satisfactory definitive purchase agreement respecting the real property (the “Purchase Agreement”). The Purchase Agreement will evidence the terms of and implement the Transaction and will, when executed, constitute legally binding and enforceable agreements between the Parties. It is agreed that the Purchase Agreement and the completion of the Transaction are at all times subject to the approval of the Council for the City according to its sole, absolute and unfettered discretion. (b) The memorandum in Appendix “A” hereto sets out the City’s understanding of how the Transaction is expected to proceed along with the anticipated roles and responsibilities of the Parties in connection therewith. Provided, however, it is agreed that neither Party will be required or legally bound to carry out any of the matters referred to in Appendix “A” until such time as they are incorporated into the Purchase Agreement.

RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTIES. 3.1 Responsibilities and obligations of Party A (a) Except for the performance of the Purchase Option Agreement and the Equity Pledge Agreement, Party A warrants that the equity interest transferred by it to Party B is free from any third party interests, and carries all rights, benefits, dividends and interests existing on the date of the Agreement, without legal defects, and may be used against any third party. (b) Party A shall, within 30 days following the date of the Agreement, go through and/or cause the Company to go through relevant procedures, including application for the equity interest transfer and change of registration with the relevant authorities of China, so as to give effect to the transfer of equity interest contemplated under the Agreement (if applicable). Party A will use their best efforts to immediately go through the procedures and, within the shortest possible time, obtain such approval and registration. 3.2 Responsibilities and obligations of Party B (a) Party B shall make payment to Party A in full in accordance with Article 2 of the Agreement. (b) Party B shall provide Party A with reasonable support in going through the equity transfer procedures referred to in Article 3.1(b).

RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTIES. 5.1 County shall procure, install, and maintain equipment for the Fire Districts in accordance with Exhibit 1, the Service Level Agreement (“SLA”). Notwithstanding the procurement of same, the equipment shall be owned by the individual Fire District for which it was purchased. 5.2 The cost and payment terms for the Services provided shall be in accordance with the SLA; and shall be invoiced by County to each Fire District for actual Services performed . The County’s invoices shall be paid by each Fire District upon receipt of invoice in accordance with Chapter 218, Florida Statutes, Florida’s Prompt Payment Act. 5.3 The Parties agree to adhere to the Technology Refresh cycles in accordance with the SLA, and to provide the necessary funding to replace antiquated, unsupported, incompatible or non-maintainable equipment unique to each Fire District, and needed for the effective provision of the Services. 5.4 Services may be expanded in the future to include other information technology services as provided by County in support of its business operations. 5.5 The County’s Information Technology Services Director, with oversight by the County Administrator, may develop, and from time to time revise the SLA for the purposes of adding or removing Services, and for adjustments to the fee schedule to be paid by the Fire Districts for the cost of requested Services. Any amendments to the SLA shall be in accordance with Article 17 herein. 5.6 The Parties recognize that communication and coordination about anticipated expenditures provided for by this Agreement is integral to the Fire Districts’ ability to annually budget and appropriate funds to pay the County for such expenditures. Accordingly, the County shall coordinate with the Fire Districts in advance of any required equipment purchases or updates that increase the Fire Districts’ annual expenditures for the provision of Services. Further, the County shall notify the Fire Districts no later than April 30 of each fiscal year of any required equipment expenditures, SLA modifications, and fee schedule adjustments that increase the Fire Districts’ annual costs of Services.

RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTIES. The parties to this MOA hereby agree as follows: Participant will, on a voluntary basis, submit confidential data on operation and safety related incidents and near misses to BTS, including a minimum expected set of core data for each incident reported, for statistical analysis through a secure hosting environment. The manner and format for such submissions by Participant shall be consistent with guidance stipulated in Appendices A and B of this MOA, and approved and agreed to by BTS. Participant may nominate a plurality of subject matter experts (SMEs) to participate in a pool of potential members of a Data Review Team. All such SME nominees must be reviewed and approved by the SafeOCS Program Manager. Approved SME nominees will serve as BTS agents, as such term is defined in the provisions of CIPSEA, subject to the confidentiality and other provisions of CIPSEA, including the requirement for confidentiality training and the execution of a non-disclosure agreement. Violations of the confidentiality provisions of CIPSEA are a federal criminal offense and are personal to the individual approved BTS agent. Participant may nominate at least one representative to participate as a part of a Disclosure Review Team. All such nominees must be reviewed and approved by the SafeOCS Program Manager. All nominees will serve as BTS agents, as such term is defined in the provisions of CIPSEA, subject to the confidentiality and other provisions of CIPSEA, including the requirement for confidentiality training and the execution of a non-disclosure agreement. Violations of the confidentiality provisions of CIPSEA are a federal criminal offense and are personal to the individual approved BTS agent.

RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTIES. It is the desire and the wish of the aforementioned PARTIES to this MOU that this document should not and thus does not establish nor create any form or manner of a formal agreement or indenture, but rather an agreement between the PARTIES to work together in such a manner that would promote a genuine atmosphere of collaboration and alliance in the support of an effective and efficient partnership. and leadership meant to maintain, safeguard and sustain sound and optimal managerial, financial and administrative commitment with regards to all matters related to the project through means of the following individual services.

RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTIES. Any Party may decide not to proceed with the partnership contemplated herein for any reason or no reason and the provisions under the headings Governing Law and Confidentiality are agreed to be fully binding on, and enforceable, against the Parties. The following are the individual services that the Parties are contemplating providing for the partnership. AFH shall render and provide the following services that include, but are not limited to: A) Prepare and transport plated, cooked meals and drinks to approved designated sites B) Review and Adhere to all safety and hygiene protocol for meal preparation and delivery C) Provide adequate training and oversight for site attendants responsible for meal distribution D) Maintain necessary compliance and program reporting for any and all local, state and federal agencies. The County, by and through its participating County Precincts, shall render and provide the following services that include, but are not limited to: A) Assign County personnel or volunteers to assist with public outreach including, but not limited to registration efforts, creation and dissemination of marketing information, content creation for social media platforms, and when necessary to serve as attendants for meal distribution at any site. B) Provide facilities that meet county safety standards and furniture or fixtures (i.e. tables, chairs, etc.) for serve as “Meals to Go” sites. (“Service Area”) C) Provide security and/or traffic control for sites, when necessary.

RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTIES. Any Party may decide not to proceed with the partnership contemplated herein for any reason or no reason. A binding commitment with respect to the partnership described herein will result only from execution of definitive agreements, subject to the conditions contained therein. The following are the individual services that the Parties will provide for the partnership: o PACT, Partners Against Child Trafficking, shall render and provide the following services that include, but are not limited to: • Provide access for paid REGISTRATION to the online Student’s Against Child Trafficking (SACT) courses developed by PACT for Middle Schools, High Schools and College and Universities whether public or private. • PACT will provide access for registrations of all users and provide reports to the RCEHT organization on a monthly basis or quarterly basis. Reports will include number of reg- istrations per school, % who complete training and average time to complete training per student. • PACT will charge $5/seat with 20% going to the Rotary Club to End Human Trafficking Foundation. Funding for these seats is based on the Parties ability to attract local com- munity corporations, churches, private/group donations, grants, Rotary Clubs and oth- ers to participate in their local schools by investing in the student’s awareness and edu- cation to thwart child trafficking. All payments to be paid directly to PACT, a 501c.3. or- ganization, so that the client (the buyer of the courses) can receive a tax deduction. • In order to leverage the services and international recognition of Rotary, these courses will be co-branded with PACT and RCEHT logos for delivery, marketing, and advertising. • PACT is the author, publisher and intellectual property owner of all PACT and or the SACT (Students Against Child Trafficking) course programs, their distribution rights and or licensees. • PACT will provide additional support with the joint approval of RCEHT for: Press Re- leases, marketing, materials, Newsletters, PSA's and announcements leveraging PACT’s national network of radio and TV stations and News Release Bureaus. Any and all costs will be reviewed and agreed to expenditures by other parties prior to any release. o The Rotary Club to End Human Trafficking, District 5950, shall render and provide the fol- lowing services that include, but are not limited to: • Appoint at least one member to manage the defined process and act as the primary con- tact with PACT. • Work with PACT t...