Statement of Interest. The District and CSEA share a common interest in ensuring that all employees are fairly compensated within the limits of District resources. The parties acknowledge, however, that the State often places “strings” on funding for education. Unless consistent with these factors, for the term of this Agreement, it is not the District’s intention to create a disparate distribution of available funds among bargaining units.
Statement of Interest. The Applicant submitted an executed Statement of Interest for Cannabis Business Host Community Agreement, with documentation attached thereto (collectively the “Statement of Interest”) on [DATE]. The Applicant hereby certifies that all statements contained in the Statement of Interest are true and accurate. The Applicant further agrees that any commitments set forth in the Statement of Interest are incorporated herein by reference and are material terms of this Agreement. The Applicant agrees to fulfill all commitments made or that are required by this Agreement and the Statement of Interest throughout the term of this Agreement and further agrees that all such commitments are material terms of the Statement of Interest and this Agreement.
Statement of Interest. The CONSULTANT’S written communication expressing their desire to be considered for selection of SERVICES advertised in the PROFESSIONAL TRANSPORTATION BULLETIN.
Statement of Interest. All employees within the classifications required shall fill out the Statement of Interest form.
Statement of Interest. Required
Statement of Interest. Provide the following (Maximum length: 2 pages, single-spaced, 12 pt. font):
Statement of Interest. All contractual requirements and rates proposed by the Contractor in response to Bid Log Number 2017-01 shall be binding for the purposes of this Agreement.
Statement of Interest. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is the agency charged by Congress with responsibility for enforcing the federal prohibitions on employment discrimination, including Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, 42 U.S.C. §§ 2000e et seq. As a federal agency, the Commission is authorized to participate as amicus curiae in the courts of appeals. Fed. R. App. P. 29(a). In Title VII, Congress broadly prohibited retaliation against individuals who participate in Title VII’s remedial mechanism by filing charges with the Commission or who testify, assist, or participate in any manner in an investigation, proceeding, or hearing under the statute. 42 U.S.C. § 2000e-3(a). More generally, Congress also prohibited retaliation against individuals who oppose practices “made    . . . unlawful� by Title VII. Id. The instant appeal raises the question of whether the requirement for protection under the narrower opposition clause—that an individual meet the “made . . . unlawful� prong by showing she had a good faith, objectively reasonable belief that the conduct she is opposing is unlawful under the statute—is also a requirement for protection against retaliation under the broader participation clause. The Commission submits that conditioning protection against retaliation for “participation� conduct such as charge filing on such a showing, as the district court did here, is contrary to the plain language of the statute and would weaken the vital protection against retaliation afforded charge filers. Because of the importance of this issue to the effective enforcement of Title VII and the unsettled nature of this question in this Court, the Commission respectfully offers its views.   Statement of the Issue[1] Statement of the Case
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Statement of Interest. Describe what interests you in working with the District.
