Temporary Staffing Services Sample Clauses

Temporary Staffing Services. The complete portfolio of Job Titles available from the Contractor for administrative, industrial, and medical staffing service categories under this Contract.
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Temporary Staffing Services. The title listed above is for administrative reference only and does not define, limit, or construe the scope or extent of this Agreement.
Temporary Staffing Services. On the terms and conditions set forth herein, Contractor hereby engages Supplier to perform temporary administrative, industrial, and/or medical staffing services on a time and materials basis for the Project in which the Contractor is engaged with the Customer, during the term hereof, and Supplier hereby accepts such engagement. Supplier agrees to use its best efforts, at a level consistent with entities having a similar level of experience and expertise in the administrative, industrial, and/or medical staffing industry, in the performance of the services called for hereunder. Upon selection by Customer, in its sole discretion, of any one or more Supplier Employees, Contractor shall provide required information for each requirement. Information will include at a minimum the following: (i) the name(s) of the Supplier Employee(s) needed by Contractor (each, an “Assigned Employee”); (ii) the name and location of the Customer for which the Assigned Employee shall work; (iii) the description of skills required and preferable; (iv) the tasks to be performed by each Assigned Employee; (v) the start and end date for which Contractor will utilize each Assigned Employee; and (vi) the hourly fee paid to Supplier by Contractor. 1.1 If a Supplier employee begins work at Customer, and the Customer determines within the first two weeks (10 business days) that the Supplier employee does not have the skills or capabilities necessary to complete the job as requested in the original requirement, or the Supplier employee resigns from the requirement within the first two weeks (10 business days), the Customer may request that the resource be replaced immediately, the requisition shall be reopened for competition within the VMS, and Contractor shall not pay for the work conducted by the unacceptable Supplier employee.
Temporary Staffing Services. Insight Global shall provide to Client one or more Contract Employees to perform services as requested by Client from time to time (“Temporary Services”). For each Contract Employee to be placed with Client, the parties shall memorialize in writing the name, standard and overtime hourly billing rates, and starting date for such Contract Employee. A template that may be used for such purpose is attached hereto as Temporary Services Statement of Work (“Temp SOW”), but the parties agree that any other writing, including email, may be used to set forth such terms, provided that, the employee has the authority. Temporary Services may be amended or revised from time to time by Client, and shall conform in all material respects to any performance specifications as required by Client. The Temporary Services to be performed by Insight Global shall include the following: (a) recruiting, selecting, hiring, employing, and assigning personnel in compliance with applicable laws; (b) compensating personnel and providing the benefits that Insight Global has available; (c) paying or withholding any payroll taxes and insurance premiums and fulfilling any employer’s obligations for unemployment compensation; (d) providing any legally required workers’ compensation benefits and coverage; (e) maintaining personnel and payroll records; (f) making legally required employment law disclosures; (g) performing human resources administration and non-operational supervision with respect to Contract Employees; and (h) complying with all employment law regulations both federal and state. Client shall determine the methods, details, and means of performing the work to be performed by Contract Employees. Insight Global shall have no right to, and shall not, control the manner or determine the method of accomplishing such work. Client also shall be entitled to exercise a broad general power of supervision and control over the results of work performed by Contract Employees to ensure satisfactory performance and acceptable work product. Client will designate a management-level individual to be responsible for overseeing the Contract Employees with respect to the provision of the work being performed by the Contract Employees under this Agreement.
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