Security and Damage Sample Clauses

Security and Damage. Landlord and Tenant agree that Tenant will not pay a security deposit for the 72 Premises. Tenant agrees to take good care of the Premises throughout the Lease Term (as described in 73 more detail in Section 8 below), reasonable wear and tear excepted. In the event that Tenant fails to 74 pay any or all amount(s) that are due under this Lease, in the event that Tenant causes or allows damage 75 to the Premises that exceeds ordinary wear and tear, in the event that Tenant’s actions or inactions 76 necessitate cleaning costs that exceed ordinary wear and tear, and/or in the event that Tenant owes any 77 other sum(s) to Landlord for any reason hereunder, then Tenant agrees to make payment to Landlord, 78 which shall include but not be limited to the following:
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Security and Damage. Landlord and Tenant agree that Tenant will not pay a security deposit for the Premises. Tenant agrees to take good care of the Premises throughout the Lease Term (as described in more detail in Section 8 below), reasonable wear and tear excepted. In the event that Tenant fails to pay any or all amount(s) that are due under this Lease, in the event that Tenant causes or allows damage to the Premises that exceeds ordinary wear and tear, in the event that Tenant’s actions or inactions necessitate cleaning costs that exceed ordinary wear and tear, and/or in the event that Tenant owes any other sum(s) to Landlord for any reason hereunder, then Tenant agrees to make payment to Landlord, which shall include but not be limited to the following:
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Security and Damage. Students will be responsible for their own device and protective cases must remain on the iPad. Teachers will direct students to appropriate storage locations for their devices when they are not being used. Parents / carers must ensure that the iPad is used and stored appropriately when not at school. If the iPad is broken or damaged, Parents need to ensure that it is repaired or replaced in a timely manner to ensure no disruption to learning and educational opportunities in the classroom. (Preferably within one week). If the screen is cracked or broken in any way, the device cannot be used at school. Student Responsibilities: The use of the iPad at school is a privilege. Inappropriate or unauthorised use of the device at school may result in this privilege being removed. The student must: ✓bring the iPad to school each day fully charged. ✓ensure the device has the memory space available to attend to the required learning tasks in the class. ✓not share passwords or private information with anyone else. ✓follow all rules as stated in the St Anthony’s Acceptable use of Technology Policy. ✓only use the device in the classroom as instructed and when allowed by the classroom teacher. ✓only take photos and record sound or video when it is part of a class lesson as directed by their teacher. ✓seek permission from individuals involved before publishing or transmitting photos, sound or video to others or online. ✓enable a passcode on their iPads and not share their passcode with other students, but parents / carers must know the passcode. Family Responsibilities: ✓It is expected that the iPad will be bought to school each day and will be available for school related work by the student at home. ✓Parents / carers should notify the classroom teacher if their child is unable to bring the iPad to school. ✓Parents / carers are responsible for monitoring their child’s use of the iPad/internet at home. A family discussion/agreement is recommended. ✓Parents / carers are required to check the content of their child’s iPad on a regular basis to ensure that all content is appropriate. ✓An Apple ID is required to download apps and other content onto the iPad. The owner of an Apple ID must be at least 13 years old; hence parents/carers are responsible for the Apple ID used with the iPad and what content is downloaded. Parents / carers are also responsible for installing all updates on the iPad. School apps will be deployed to the iPad by the school through Jamf School. ✓Parents...
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Security and Damage. The student will be responsible for their own device and protective cases are recommended. Teachers will direct students to appropriate storage locations for their devices when they are not being used. Westbourne Park Primary School takes no responsibility for any loss or damage incurred to the device either at school or in transit to and from school and insurance is the responsibility of the family. Any issues with the device are the responsibility of the student/family to resolve. General Care at School and Home
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Security and Damage. It is the joint responsibility of school personnel and the parent or guardian of each student to educate the student about his responsibilities regarding the safekeeping of his digital technology. • St John’s College are not liable for any device stolen or damaged while at school or involved at a St John’s College event. Responsibility to keep privately owned devices safe and secure rests with the individual owner. It is therefore recommended that parents/guardians ensure that personal devices brought to school are covered by insurance. If a device is stolen or damaged, such incidents will be handled through the Assistant Principal and dealt with in the same manner as other personal property that is damaged or stolen. I have read this agreement and agree to follow it at all times. I am aware of the school’s initiatives to promote good digital citizenship and to maintain a cyber safe learning environment, including my son’s responsibilities. Parents Signature Date
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  • UNION SECURITY AND DUES DEDUCTION Section 5.0. The Town agrees to deduct from the wages of an employee who is a member of the Union and who voluntarily authorizes such deduction in writing membership dues and initiation fees (if applicable); or agency service fees established by the Union for non-members.

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  • Data Security and Privacy 12.1 SERVICE PROVIDER acknowledges the importance of Data Security and agrees to adhere to the Terms and Conditions of the Data Security Policy of IIMC.

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