Time Flexibility Sample Clauses

Time Flexibility. Sites that will participate in meal-time flexibility as a result of the waiver (attach additional page for additional sites): Site Name Click or tap here to enter site name. Click or tap here to enter site name. Click or tap here to enter site name. List how you will use meal-time flexibility: Alaska Child Nutrition Programs has been authorized to provide a waiver for CACFP sponsors to distribute meals to a parent or guardian for their enrolled children (or eligible children in the At-Risk Afterschool Meals or Outside School Hours Care programs). Sponsors will need to notify the State of their plan to maintain accountability and program integrity, which includes tracking system to ensure only meals provided for children (or adult participants if sponsor of Adult Care). This is a waiver of federal regulation 7 CFR 226.2 (Meals).
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Time Flexibility. Employer recognizes that Executive has been employed by Employer for ten years, and has successfully balanced the demands of family and community responsibilities with the need to devote time and attention to the business of Employer. Employer agrees that Executive is not required to observe specific hours of business, and shall be free to schedule her time at her discretion, within reasonable limits, to be available for family and community purposes, provided that such does not unreasonably interfere with the performance by Executive of her duties. Employer agrees not to require Executive to reside outside Orange County, California. Employer agrees not to require Executive to travel outside Orange County for extended periods, except as may be consistent with her past practice with Employer. Executive acknowledges that performing duties for Parent and its affiliates may require travel and attendance at meetings outside Orange County, and Parent, Buyer and Employer agree to reasonably accommodate Executive’s desire to schedule such meetings at times which provide Executive the opportunity to be involved in family activities. It shall not be regarded as a failure to perform, or to carry out Executive’s duties, if Executive is absent from the Employer’s or its affiliates’ business premises during what might be regarded as normal business hours, provided Executive is able to carry out her duties. Employer and Parent agree to use reasonable efforts to permit Executive to balance her work and personal life in substantially the same manner as she does at present.
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  • Objectives The objectives of this Agreement are to:

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