Shared Responsibility Sample Clauses
Shared Responsibility. Shares responsibility for the performance of all students within the school.
Shared Responsibility. The Employer and the Union acknowledge a shared responsibility to:
1) prevent harassment;
2) promote a safe, abuse-free working environment;
3) uphold the philosophy of zero tolerance of harassment;
4) cooperate in identifying situations, reporting promptly, and disclosing information in order to facilitate investigations.
Shared Responsibility. Lattice’s Service requires a shared responsibility model. For example, Customer must maintain controls over Customer user accounts (such as disabling/removing access when a Customer employee is terminated, establishing password requirements for Customer users, etc.).
Shared Responsibility. 4.1 The Therapist shall endeavour to assist the Client in achieving a realistic outcome and will act in a trustworthy, reputable and accountable manner to provide the service.
4.2 The Client agrees to fully cooperate and commit with the Therapist to achieve the best outcome. The Client may be required to journal and/or undertake exercises between sessions. The Client is required to participate fully in the therapeutic process and agrees to use their best efforts to undertake such actions, if requested to do so by the Therapist.
Shared Responsibility. The and the Local of the Union acknowledge a shared responsibility to: prevent harassment; promote a safe, abuse-free environment; uphold the philosophy of zero tolerance of harassment. Employees and Local of the Union representatives will be expected to co-operate with Management in identifying situations, reporting promptly and disclosing all information in order to facilitate the investigation.
Shared Responsibility. Shares responsibility for the performance of all students within the school. Indicator IV-F. Professional Responsibilities: Is ethical and reliable, and meets routine responsibilities consistently.
Shared Responsibility. Matterport’s TOMs apply to all standard service offerings provided by Matterport, except for those areas where the customer shares the responsibility for security and privacy TOMs. Matterport adopts a shared responsibility model where responsibility for data security is shared between Matterport and the customer. This shared model can help relieve the customer’s operational burden. Matterport is responsible for protecting the infrastructure that runs all the Services offered within Matterport’s cloud Services. This infrastructure is composed of the hardware, software, networking, and facilities that run the cloud-based Services. Matterport operates, manages, and controls the components from its host operating system and virtualization layer down to the physical security of the facilities in which the service operates. Matterport hosts all its applications with Amazon Web Services (AWS) in a multi-tenancy environment. This allows Matterport to deploy, at scale, its code base to all its infrastructure, so the Services can serve multiple customers. Matterport currently does not support single-tenancy environments. Customer is responsible for the management of the user accounts, and visibility of its models. Customer may have additional responsibilities depending on the type of cloud Services that a customer selects. The type of cloud Services determines the amount of configuration work the customer must perform as part of its security responsibilities.
Shared Responsibility. A safe and productive drug-free workplace is achieved through cooperation and shared responsibility. Both employees and management have important roles to play.
Shared Responsibility. In consideration of the Retailers' commitments, and to ensure that the relationship between the Retailers and the Franchisor remains mutually satisfactory, the Franchisor has put into place mechanisms that allow Retailers to contribute collectively to decisions that significantly affect Retailers' business. Retailer involvement is provided through two principal mechanisms: the Franchise Operations Team and the Franchise Task Forces.
Shared Responsibility. Resourcing and implementing monitoring and reporting activities is a shared responsibility among federal, provincial, territorial and local governments, and between governments, industry, academic institutions and other partners. Identifying these responsibilities is an integral component of cooperative arrangements.