RESPONSIBILITIES OF PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS Sample Clauses

RESPONSIBILITIES OF PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS. It is understood that as a Program Participant we are obliged to do the following: • Take such action, including providing the AORMA Benefits Program Administrator with information, as is necessary to carry out the AORMA Benefits Program as required by the CSURMA Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement, Bylaws and the policies established by the AORMA Committee, Executive Committee and/or the Board of Directors; • Pay the AORMA Benefits Program when due any and all premium, taxes and fees. Withdrawal does not relieve a Program Participant from liability for monies owed; and • Adhere to all CSAC EIA Administrative Guidelines (for those benefits programs purchased through CSAC EIA). RESPONSIBILITY FOR PROGRAM PREMIUMS: It is also understood that AORMA Benefits Program Participants are responsible for their share of all AORMA Benefits Program premiums and any other expenses deemed necessary by the CSURMA Board of Directors. A Program Participant's share of the program premiums shall be reflected, as accurately as possible, within its program premium invoice. Program Participants agree to the following policy regarding premium payments:
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS. It is understood that as a Program Participant we are obliged to do the following:  take such action, including providing the AORMA WORKERS’ COMPENSATION program staff with such statistical and loss experience data and other information, as is necessary to carry out the AORMA WORKERS’ COMPENSATION program as required by the CSURMA Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement, Bylaws and the policies established by the Executive Committee and/or the Board of Directors;  pay the AORMA WORKERS’ COMPENSATION program when due any and all premium taxes and fees due. Withdrawal does not relieve a Program Participant from liability for monies owed; and  fully cooperate with the AORMA WORKERS’ COMPENSATION program staff and/or representatives in determining the cause of losses and in the investigation, adjudication and settlement of claims.
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS a. All students, faculty, employees, agents and representatives of School participating in the OJT Program at Macy’s (the “Program Participants”) shall coordinate their activities with Macy’s store management and comply with the following:
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