Staffing of Shoe Departments Sample Clauses

Staffing of Shoe Departments. All employees in Licensee's Shoe Departments in the Stores shall be employed, furnished and paid by Licensor. Licensor shall provide sufficient fully trained personnel for hours as shall be necessary to efficiently operate each Shoe Department as determined in consultation with Licensee. Licensee shall provide reasonable assistance in the training of Licensor's employees. The responsibilities of such employees shall include shipping, receiving, storage, customer service and similar matters. Such employees shall be and shall be deemed to be employees of Licensor. Licensor's employees who staff the Shoe Department may have other responsibilities in the store consistent with Licensor's store policies. Licensee shall give Licensor written notice regarding any employee of Licensor deemed by Licensee to be detrimental to the operation of the Shoe Department. Licensor shall consider Licensee's request to transfer or otherwise remove from the Shoe Department any employee subject to such written notice. Licensor agrees to comply with and assume full responsibility under all laws and regulations governing its employees responsible for Licensee's Shoe Departments in the Stores. Licensor shall be responsible for all payments to be made to its employees in such Shoe Departments and for the provision of Workers Compensation insurance, payroll taxes and other obligations incurred in hiring and use of such employees. Licensor shall defend, indemnify and hold harmless Licensee for any loss, liability or expense to Licensee resulting from any failure by Licensor to comply with the foregoing or to provide such insurance.
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