The Parties Agree To Sample Clauses
The "The Parties Agree To" clause serves as a formal statement of mutual consent between the parties entering into a contract or agreement. It typically outlines the specific actions, obligations, or terms that both parties have agreed to uphold, such as delivering goods, providing services, or adhering to certain standards. By clearly stating what each party is committing to, this clause ensures that the expectations and responsibilities are unambiguous, thereby reducing the risk of misunderstandings or disputes over the terms of the agreement.
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The Parties Agree To. 1. This agreement will supersede all other agreements both verbal and written and become effective on the date on which this agreement has been signed by all parties and shall continue in effect until any party as authorized herein terminates it.
2. DCF will establish a career service positions class title, Economic Self-Sufficiency Specialist I (ESSSI), Economic Self- Sufficiency Specialist II (ESSSII) and a Select Exempt Services position class title, Economic Self-Sufficiency Specialist Supervisor (ESSSS) within its organizational structure and provide the administrative position control, management and personnel related activities for this position. It is understood that the person filling each position is a DCF employee, who receives supervision through the DCF and is physically located at the (physical location). Although this agreement refers to a singular ACCESS position, it is applicable to all ACCESS positions, and as they may change in number in the future.
3. The DCF will have sole and primary responsibility for hiring and filling the ACCESS position(s) with a qualified person. A joint selection process will ensure appropriate, qualified staff are placed in the position(s).
4. Staff employed under this agreement will be expected to conform to all regulations and standards of professional conduct as a DCF employee. The position description shall require that the employee conform to all regulations and standard of professional conduct, which The Provider requires of its own staff. See Attachment 1 for The Provider’s policy regarding professional attire.
5. DCF shall be responsible for the management, evaluation and discipline of the person in the position, after receiving input from The Provider. The person in this position must meet minimum performance standards as established by the DCF for public assistance eligibility determination. The Provider has the right to request discipline of the person in the position with DCF having final authority to determine if just cause exists. A copy of performance standards for the ESSS position will be provided to The Provider. See Attachment 2 for performance standards of ACCESS Eligibility positions that may be included in this agreement.
6. The ESSS I and ESSS II will be responsible for reporting to his or her direct DCF supervisor. This includes requesting and reporting leave. The DCF direct supervisor has responsibility to notify and coordinate with The Provider when planned and unplanned leave is taken...
The Parties Agree To. (a) Establish methods of resolving issues that the parties to and the persons bound by this Memorandum of Understanding are unable to quickly resolve;
(b) Assist in the development, implementation and administration of initiatives towards the enhancement of quality, productivity, safety, cost and schedule;
(c) Deal with such matters as are referred to it by the terms of this Memorandum of Understanding;
(d) Establish a forum, or forums through which commitments will be fulfilled.
The Parties Agree To a) Share quarterly data collected in that quarter with the other Party; and
b) Provide, upon completion of the test period of no less than twelve months, to the other Party a report of findings collected from this test within ninety (90) days of the completion of all testing.
The Parties Agree To. 1. Share information, press, and partnership opportunities openly and regularly.
2. Share information based on invasive species prevention data, to aid in informing conservation management and prioritization of invasive species prevention projects through appropriate data sharing agreements.
3. Identify and share information and strategies related to public and private funding opportunities to further shared objectives.
4. Seek resources to implement shared conservation goals and objectives.
5. Identify and institutionalize, as appropriate, accepted best practices for invasive species prevention.
6. Identify and utilize, as appropriate, accepted tools to facilitate users of public lands and waters to adopt effective invasive species prevention behaviors.
7. Promote invasive species prevention, consistent with the best available science and BMPs, as a valuable biodiversity conservation management tool.
8. Develop and implement coordinated communications strategies on joint projects.
9. Identify opportunities to develop and field test new and innovative approaches and/or tools to prevent the introduction of invasive species while minimizing risks to native species and ecosystems.
10. Work together to identify and collect information that will improve the Parties’ ability to prioritize potential invasive species prevention projects.
11. Jointly develop outreach education strategies and materials that will amplify our common messages about the threat of invasive species to the federal Parties’ trust resources and ecosystems.
12. Collaborate on developing training about invasive species prevention BMPs, and monitoring protocols for the Parties’ field staff and conservation partners.
13. Implement the Campaigns’ strategies, tools and available resources on the Parties’ lands and public water access points.
14. Open this MOU and all the parts here-in to parties interested in joining this partnership in promoting the prevention of invasive species, subject to the approval of the Parties.
15. This instrument in no way restricts the Parties from participating in similar activities with other public or private agencies, organizations, and individuals.
16. The Parties and project partners will handle their own activities and use their own resources, including the expenditure of their own funds, as available, in pursuing these objectives. Each party will carry out its separate activities in a coordinated and mutually beneficial manner.