Time and Expense Sample Clauses
The Time and Expense clause defines how compensation is calculated based on the actual time spent and expenses incurred by a service provider. Under this clause, the client typically pays for labor at agreed hourly or daily rates, plus reimbursement for approved out-of-pocket costs such as travel or materials. This arrangement provides flexibility for projects where the scope is uncertain or may change, ensuring that the provider is fairly compensated for all work performed and costs incurred, while also giving the client transparency into billing and project costs.
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Time and Expense. As full compensation for performance of the Work, CLIENT shall pay JAYCO a fee on a time and expense basis in accordance with the hourly labor rates, charges and payment provisions set forth in each separate SOW. Said hourly labor rates for JAYCO staff are based on the skill level and background required to perform the proposed Work. Any overtime authorized by CLIENT will be invoiced at the same hourly rate as regular time. Reasonable expenses, if agreed to, will be included. Invoices will include a summary of actual hours worked by JAYCO's employees engaged directly on the project and the pertinent billing rate. Direct non-salary expenses such as subcontractors, materials, travel expenses and other project costs and expenses will be itemized separately on each invoice for each separate portion of the work.
Time and Expense. Developer shall complete all Due Diligence Investigations within the Due Diligence Period and shall conduct all Due Diligence Investigations at Developer’s sole cost and expense.
Time and Expense. The Parties understand and agree that the uncertain 18 nature of the Services and the range of activities that are expected to be required of the 19 CONTRACTOR under this Agreement make it impractical to award work based on fixed fee 20 costs for completed Services. ANAHEIM shall pay CONTRACTOR for the Services rendered, 21 pursuant to this Agreement, at CONTRACTOR’s rates set forth in the Schedule of 22 Compensation attached hereto as Exhibit B and incorporated herein by reference (“Schedule of 23 Compensation”). For each specific event, spill, transfer or other project under the Agreement, no 24 Services shall be provided by CONTRACTOR, including emergency Services, unless the Project 25 Administrator first provides specific authorization, verbally or in writing, of (1) a scope for the 26 Services required and (2) a not-to-exceed limit on costs. CONTRACTOR and ANAHEIM agree 27 that no changes to the rates set forth in Exhibit B shall be made during the Term without the 28 prior written authorization of the General Manager or designee. If a particular waste type is 1 encountered that requires Services not listed on the Schedule of Compensation, Contractor shall 2 submit a written scope for the Services required and a not-to-exceed limit on costs, and these 3 writings shall clearly identify and provide costs for all Services that do not appear on the 4 Contractor’s Schedule of Compensation.
Time and Expense. The GH Claims team will charge time to each claim using 1/10th of an hour increments for each task performed on a claim. The time spent and further descriptions of each task shall be stated on each monthly invoice. The current hourly rates are: Litigation Manager: $225/hour (if service requested by COUNTY) Claims Supervisor: $124/hour Claims Adjuster: $99/hour Claims Processing: $84/hour
Time and Expense. Time and expense capabilities enable temporary labor contractors to enter their time and expenses tracked against the contracted rates.