Team Uniform Sample Clauses

Team Uniform. 9.1 I acknowledge that the Team Uniform is provided to me by TA for the sole purpose of my participation in the Games and subject to making full payment of my team uniform or any other fee, becomes the property of myself. My only rights in the Team Uniform are as stated in this clause and I will be entitled to retain possession of the Team Uniform provided I observe the following conditions: (1) I will not use or permit to be used the Team Uniform or any part of it (including reproductions) for any Commercial Purpose without the prior written permission of T A ;
Team Uniform. I agree to keep confidential the design and other details of the Team Uniform until these are disclosed by the AOC to the public.
Team Uniform. All Race Team members are required to purchase and race in a current race-year team uniform unless the team management allows otherwise. Your race kit must be maintained in a presentable condition.
Team Uniform. 13.1 You agree to wear the team uniform to all training camps, official practice and competition sessions or as directed by Team Officials.
Team Uniform. 16.1 CGA has the sole and exclusive authority to prescribe and determine the Team Uniform to be worn and used by Team Members during the Games Period. I will wear and use such Team Uniform throughout the Games Period in the manner determined by CGA. 16.2 CGA is and remains the owner of all Team Uniform it supplies to me and may at any time demand that I return it or any part of it to CGA. If I receive any such demand I will immediately comply. 16.3 I shall not sell, give away or part with any or all of the Team Uniform provided by CGA without the prior written permission of CGA. This permission may be refused or given on such terms and conditions as CGA may in its absolute discretion determine. 16.4 I shall keep confidential the design and other details of the Team Uniform unless or until such details are disclosed by CGA to the public 16.5 I will not use, wear or permit to be used or worn for any Commercial Purpose the Team Uniform including reproductions and obvious imitations, without the prior written permission of CGA.
Team Uniform. 14.1. You agree to wear the team uniform to all training camps, official practice and competition sessions or as directed by Team Officials. 14.2. You understand that you cannot wear the Archery NZ uniform to any World Archery registered event outside of New Zealand unless you have been selected to represent NZ for that event. You can however, wear the Archery NZ uniform to any domestic events if it is in compliance with the Archery NZ Tournament Regulations and is within 2 years of your last representative selection.
Team Uniform. 9.1 I acknowledge that the Team Uniform is provided to me by Team Management for the sole purpose of my participation in the Games. My only rights to the Team Uniform are as stated in this clause and I will be entitled to retain possession of the Team Uniform provided I observe the following conditions: (1) every time I wear the Team Uniform or part of it I must not behave in a manner which may harm the good reputation of Team Management, the Team and any future Australian Team to the Maccabiah Games. (2) I agree not to modify the uniform in such a way as to deem it inappropriate as determined by the Head of Delegation.

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  • Family and Medical Leave (a) Employees who: (1) have been continuously employed for at least one (1) year; and (2) have either: (a) worked for at least 1250 hours during the twelve (12) month period immediately preceding the date when the application to take this leave is filed, or (b) were employed under a "full time" contract during the twelve (12) month period immediately preceding the date when the application to take this leave is filed, shall be eligible for "Family and Medical Leave" in accordance with the Family and Medical Leave Act, Public Law 103-3. (b) Family and Medical Leave may be taken by employees who are temporarily unable to work due to: (1) birth of a child where the employee is needed to care for such newborn [child care leave, see Section 10.06 above]; (2) placement of a child with the employee for adoption or ▇▇▇▇▇▇ care [adoption leave, see, Section 10.07]; (3) the need for the employee to care for a spouse, son, daughter or parent with a serious health condition [family care leave]; or (4) serious health conditions of the employee, as defined by the U.S. Department of Labor's Regulations, that make the employee unable to perform essential functions of his/her job (with or without reasonable accommodations for the disability, if such is required) [employee disability leave]. (c) Child Care Leave and Adoption Leave taken under this section as Family and Medical Leave may commence at any time during the one (1) year period following the date of birth or date of placement for adoption. (d) No more than twelve (12) weeks of Family and Medical Leave, as such, will be granted in any twelve (12) month period commencing with the first day of usage. (e) Where the necessity for this leave is foreseeable, the employee must give notice by requesting this Leave, in writing, at least thirty (30) days prior to the onset of the leave. Such written notice shall be filed with the Superintendent. In those situations where the employee is unable to give this thirty (30) day notice, notice of the request for the leave must be given at the earliest time possible, considering all the circumstances present. When "family care leave" or "employee disability leave" is foreseeable, based on planned medical treatment, the employee should try to schedule such planned medical treatment during non-assigned duty time. (f) Requests for "family care leave" must be supported by a health care provider certification verifying that a serious health condition exists and that the employee is needed to care for the family member and the estimated time needed for such care. Requests for "employee disability leave" must be supported by a health care provider certification verifying that a serious health condition exists and a statement that the employee is unable to perform the essential functions of his/her position. Requests for "intermittent or reduced schedule family care leave" or "reduced schedule employee disability leave" must be further supported by medical certification as to the necessity and expected duration of the leave; and, for planned medical treatments, the dates and duration of each treatment. (g) Employees covered by the medical insurance program set forth in Article XIII, Section 13.09, at the onset of a leave secured under this section may continue to participate in the program during the leave on the same terms and conditions that would have applied had no leave been taken. The premium portion payable by the employee, if any, is due on the first day of the month. (h) Except as specifically required by other provisions of this AGREEMENT with respect to any other type of leave taken concurrently with leave taken under this Section, no other employment benefits accrue during a family and medical leave and no other paid leave benefits (e.g., holiday pay) will be paid if such occur during a family and medical leave. The length of service of an employee on an approved family medical leave of absence shall not be broken, and the time spent on such leave shall be counted as continuous service. (i) Where there is medical necessity for "intermittent leave" or "reduced schedule leave" or "family care leave" or "employee disability leave, such are available, subject to agreement between the BOARD and the employee. However, the BOARD may require the employee to transfer for the duration of the leave to an equivalent position that better accommodates the proposed intermittent or reduced leave schedule, if such a position exists within the employee's classification. Employees on an intermittent or reduced leave schedule will have their salaries and/or hourly pay reduced to reflect the hours or days missed due to such leave unless paid leave (e.g., sick pay) is otherwise payable for time off work while on Family and Medical Leave pursuant to other provisions of this AGREEMENT. (j) Employees with accrued but unused personal days or sick leave days must use such paid leave first as part of any "family care leave" and/or "employee disability leave" taken under this Section. A request to use Family and Medical Leave under this Section shall also be deemed a request to take any paid leave (e.g., sick leave, personal days) the employee is eligible to take. Approval to take Family and Medical Leave also constitutes approval to take such other leave. (k) Employees who apply for and take a leave of absence under other sections of this Article (e.g., sick leave, medical/disability leave, child care leave or adoption leave), which leave is for a reason for which the employee would also be eligible or Family and Medical Leave under this Section and/or the Family and Medical Leave Act, shall also be deemed to be on Family and Medical Leave under this Section and shall be so notified by the Treasurer's office. (l) When returning from a leave under this Section, the employee will be placed in the same position that he/she held before taking this leave. If the employee was transferred to accommodate an intermittent leave or reduced hours leave, the employee will be returned to the position he/she held before being transferred for accommodation of the intermittent leave or reduced hours leave. If family and medical leave is taken in conjunction with child care leave, as provided for in Section 10.06 above, or adoption leave as provided for in Section 10.07 above, or medical/disability leave as provided in Section 10.03 above, the provisions of Section 10.06, 10.07 or 10.03, whichever is applicable, shall govern the return to work conditions for the employee. (m) The provisions of Section 10.01(g) and 10.03(c) shall also be applicable to the return of an employee from "Employee Disability Leave" granted under this Section. (n) In the event the Family and Medical Leave Act is repealed, this Section shall be null and void and of no further force and effect.