Scope of Activities. Transmission planning activities will be coordinated in accordance with the Amended and Restated Northeast ISO/RTO Planning Coordination Protocol (“Protocol”), between and among PJM Interconnection, L.L.C., the New York Independent System Operator, Inc. and ISO New England Inc., effective as of December 12, 2004 as amended on July 10, 2013.
Scope of Activities. No QStP or Problem Solving Team will have authority to discuss, change, modify or infringe upon issues which are related to wages, hours and terms and conditions of employment. Whenever a matter covered by a collective bargaining agreement is raised in a QStP Quality Improvement Process Team (QIP) or Problem Solving Process Team (PSP), the matter shall be suspended until the members of the Statewide Steering Committee have expressly agreed to continued involvement by the QIP or PSP Team. The following represent general examples of items or issues which may or may not be worked on by QStP teams: Salaries Agency Quality Service or Agency Product Grievances Work Environment Safety Union Contract Interpretations Reduction in Paperwork Benefits Savings in Time, Effort or the Handling of Materials State Policy and Working Conditions Improvement in Process, Methods or Systems Classification Improvement in Facilities, Tools or Equipment Discipline Elimination of Waste of Materials and Supplies Working Hours Reductions in Hazards to People or Property Whenever there is discussion over off-limit activities as stated above, or other matters which are normally reserved to the collective bargaining process, no final decision or action shall be taken except through the grievance or collective bargaining process as agreed to by the parties.
Scope of Activities. The scope of the lending activities of the Cayman Islands Development Bank is primarily to:
Scope of Activities. A. Customer accounts established at DriveWealth will be restricted to only trading activities in the Securities. The Customer will not be allowed to participate in other brokerage activities offered through DriveWealth, including the purchase and sale of equities, unless such Customer maintains an additional DriveWealth account(s) that is permitted to engage in such activity.
3. Receipt and Delivery of Funds and Securities
A. Payment/Delivery: DriveWealth shall perform cashiering functions for Accounts introduced by Issuer. These functions shall include receipt and delivery of Securities; receipt and payment of funds owed by or to Customers; and provision of custody for Securities and funds. Issuer, or Issuer’s intermediary broker-dealer, shall provide DriveWealth with Instructions that are necessary or appropriate to permit DriveWealth to perform its obligations under this Paragraph.
Scope of Activities. The parties shall perform the following activities as applicable to each in connection with the Program:
(a) Cardinal Health shall have sole and exclusive authority to discipline or terminate the employment of Representatives. Cumberland may reasonably request that a Representative or Manager be terminated or reassigned if such Representative’s or Manager’s activities or conduct are not adequately achieving the performance goals of the Product, or if the Representative or Manager fails to comply with all applicable laws, regulations, and Cumberland requirements for Detailing the Product. Cardinal Health shall use its best efforts to comply with such request; provided that such action complies with applicable laws and is in accordance with Cardinal Health’s policies and procedures, as determined by Cardinal Health’s human resources manager. In the event Cardinal Health determines that its policies and procedures or applicable laws prohibit the termination or reassignment of any Representative so requested by Cumberland, it shall notify Cumberland of such determination and submit a corrective action plan for Cumberland’s approval.
(b) Cardinal Health shall cause each Representative to attend and successfully complete the Training Program (as defined in Section 6.1) conducted by Cumberland for each of the Products prior to participating in the Program. Any such Representative who shall not successfully complete all such requirements shall be removed and replaced by another Representative who shall comply with such requirements.
(c) Cumberland shall provide the Representatives without cost with sufficient quantities of the Product Promotional Materials and Product Labeling for the performance of Detailing. Cumberland shall be solely responsible for the preparation, content, and method of distribution of the Product Promotional Materials and the Product Labeling. In connection with the Detailing of the Products, the Representatives shall use only the Product Labeling and the Product Promotional Materials provided by Cumberland; and under no circumstances shall Cardinal Health or the Representatives develop, create, or use any other promotional material or literature for the Detailing of the Products. Cumberland shall advise Cardinal Health immediately of any inaccuracy or incompleteness of the Product Promotional Materials or the Product Labeling, and upon such notice Cardinal Health and the Representatives shall immediately cease the use of any portion or all ...
Scope of Activities. To facilitate the coordination of transmission planning activities, the parties will:
9.1.1 Schedule and oversee an annual meeting of the Parties to review issues that may impact long range planning and the coordination of planning, including Designated Network Resources, between and among the systems.
9.1.2 Notify the other Party concerning transmission service and generator interconnection activity on its system that it recognizes as potentially impacting to the other Party’s system.
9.1.3 Perform a Coordinated Transmission Planning Study (CTPS), as mutually agreed, to evaluate and recommend solutions related to the issues identified through the annual meeting of the Parties.
9.1.4 Coordinate planning activities under this Article Nine, including the exchange of data under this Article and developing necessary report and study protocols, as mutually agreed.
Scope of Activities. The Parties will undertake the activities listed in Appendix A. The Parties acknowledge that their respective obligations to undertake the activities listed in Appendix A serve as good and valuable consideration for this Agreement.
Scope of Activities. The scope of collaboration on academic and research activities under this MOU may include, but is not limited to the following:
a) Exchange of faculty members
b) Undergraduate and graduate students exchange for the purposes of the summer internship, dissertation projects, semester mobility, and/or for other academic purposes
c) Exchange of publications, research materials, newsletters, etc.
d) Internships & Joint Projects
e) General academic and research collaboration
f) Joint PhD collaboration and joint conferences and symposiums
Scope of Activities. In addition to support on problem determination and resolution, the following information and services are available through the TAC: technical tips, hardware information, software release notes, information on pending software updates, problem status report updates, and documentation updates.
Scope of Activities. No QStP or Problem Solving Team will have authority to discuss, change, modify or infringe upon issues which are related to wages, hours and terms and conditions of employment. Whenever a matter covered by a collective bargaining agreement is raised in a QStP Quality Improvement Process Team (QIP) or Problem Solving Process Team (PSP), the matter shall be suspended until the members of the Statewide Steering Committee have expressly agreed to continued involvement by the QIP or PSP Team. The following represent general examples of items or issues which may or may not be worked on by QStP teams: Salaries Agency Quality Service or Agency Product Grievances Work Environment Safety Union Contract Interpretations Reduction in Paperwork Benefits Savings in Time, Effort or the Handling of Materials State Policy and Working Conditions Improvement in Process, Methods or Systems Classification Improvement in Facilities, Tools or Equipment Discipline Elimination of Waste of Materials and Supplies Working Hours Reductions in Hazards to People or Property
