Satisfactory Service Clause Samples
The Satisfactory Service clause establishes that the performance or deliverables provided under a contract must meet the standards or expectations of the receiving party, often the client or employer. In practice, this means that payment, acceptance, or continued engagement is contingent upon the recipient's approval that the work or service is up to par, which may be determined subjectively or according to specified criteria. This clause serves to protect the interests of the party receiving the service by ensuring they are not obligated to accept or pay for work that does not meet their requirements or agreed-upon standards.
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Satisfactory Service. Annual increments, column changes or any other salary increases shall be granted for satisfactory service by the teacher. Only for good and sufficient cause may the School District withhold such salary increases or suspend a teacher without pay.
1. No action under this Section may be instituted without prior written notice to the teacher of at least 30 days stating the reasons for such proposed action and providing an opportunity to correct the deficiency.
1.1. The 30-day period may be waived only in those instances that need immediate action to insure the orderly continuance of the educational process.
Satisfactory Service. Satisfactory service", as used in this Article, is hereby defined as that service which, in the judgment of the Executive Director, constitutes a reasonable return in service for the duties involved and salary paid.
Satisfactory Service. In accordance with subsection (d)(1)(B), above, the record of satisfactory service criteria for a Color Scheme seeking a Use Agreement for an affiliated Gas and Gates Ramp Taxi Medallion that has been returned to the SFMTA is as follows: six paratransit wheelchair pick-ups, on average, per Ramp Taxi Medallion, per month over the 12 months preceding the issuance of the Use Agreement. In the alternative, the SFMTA may issue a Ramp Taxi Use Agreement to a Color Scheme that can demonstrate that it has provided at least three wheelchair pick-ups, on average, per Ramp Taxi Medallion, per month over the 12 months preceding the issuance of the Use Agreement. But in this case, the Color Scheme may not operate a Medallion issued under such circumstances in a non-accessible vehicle during specified hours in accordance with subsection (d)(2), above, and the Ramp Taxi Use Agreement(s) issued may be of shorter duration than the standard Use Agreement issued to Color Schemes that meet the more rigorous standard.
Satisfactory Service. If the service of the probationary employee has been satisfactory to the Fire Chief, the Fire Chief shall file with the Director of Human Resources a statement in writing to such effect and stating that the retention of such probationary employee in the service is desired.
Satisfactory Service. Satisfactory service", as used in this Article, is hereby defined as that service which, in the judgment of the Executive Director, constitutes a reasonable return in service for the duties involved and salary paid. Employees who have not been evaluated for a period of three months following their evaluation due date in the annual period as described in Articles 12.B.1 or 12.B.3 above, shall, for the purpose of said Articles, be presumed to have delivered satisfactory service (or meets expectations), and shall receive the corresponding salary increases retroactive to the first day of the pay period following the employee’s eligibility for step advancement.
Satisfactory Service. “Satisfactory Service” is defined as consistently meeting performance expectations for a position. The employee knows and performs the job well and demonstrates full competency in the completion of assignments. Employees who have not been evaluated in the annual period described in Articles 12.A or 12.B.1 above, shall, for the purpose of said Articles, be presumed to have delivered satisfactory service.
Satisfactory Service. 34.1 Alameda Unified shall provide CONTRACTOR with written notice of unsatisfactory service on any route and/or schedule. CONTRACTOR shall investigate and reply to Alameda Unified with a verbal report within two (2) business days and with a written report within five (5) business days regarding the cause of the situation and steps
a. Notify CONTRACTOR in writing within five (5) business days of failure to perform;
b. CONTRACTOR shall be given four (4) business days to remedy the problem;
34.2 If, after four (4) business days, CONTRACTOR has not corrected the problem or provided a reasonable explanation, a liquated damage of $2,000.00 per day shall be assessed, effective the seventh (7th ) business date of incident(s) giving rise to the liquidated damages assessment. The provisions of this paragraph do not apply when delays are caused by conditions beyond the control of CONTRACTOR, as determined by Alameda Unified. Additionally, CONTRACTOR shall reimburse Alameda Unified for additional Alameda Unified personnel costs necessitated by CONTRACTOR'S failure to follow this agreement (e.g., late bus, change to schedule without proper notification, lack of driver).