Training and Resources Sample Clauses

Training and Resources. Federal Work-Study supervisors from the Agency must complete supervisor training each academic year before supervisors will be able to hire Federal Work-Study students. Training will be provided by the Institution. Information and resources for supervisors is available for the Agency online through the FWS Supervisor Resources page at xxxxx://xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xxx/fws/supervisor.
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Training and Resources. 1. Training for each beginning committee and their continuation shall be provided by the District to maintain site councils so long as they are required by law. The Site Council may determine the content and structure of the training provided they meet legal requirements and budget.
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Training and Resources. Contractor shall ensure that all counter personnel at all rental locations in Florida are trained on the terms and conditions and the rental rate structure of the Contract. Contractor shall provide counter personnel with written or electronic materials that provide guidance and instructions for renting vehicles to Customers in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Contract. All out-of-state counter personnel must have contact information for Contractor’s Contract Administrator or other Contractor staff educated on the terms and conditions of the Contract to seek guidance when providing rental services to Customers.
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Training and Resources. BPO shall maintain sufficient technical and sales resources having the knowledge and skills necessary to:
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Training and Resources. BPO shall maintain sufficient technical and sales resources having the knowledge and skills necessary to: (i) inform prospective Customers about the features and capabilities of the Service including, when appropriate, as compared to competitive products and (ii) otherwise perform its 4.2 Demonstrasi xxx Lingkungan Pengujian Kecuali untuk Employee Central SAP Cloud Solution, U.S. Payroll Tax Calculation by BSI SAP Cloud Solution, xxx setiap produk atau layanan pihak ketiga yang disetujui SAP untuk disertakan dalam Lampiran Layanan Cloud sebagai SAP Cloud Solutions (“Solusi Cloud Pihak Ketiga”), SAP akan menyediakan tanpa biaya kepada BPO: satu (1) instans nonproduksi dari Layanan, beserta seperangkat data dummy yang diperlukan, yang dapat diakses xxx digunakan BPO hanya untuk tujuan demonstrasi (“Instans Demo”); xxx satu (1) instans nonproduksi dari Layanan, yang dapat diakses xxx digunakan BPO hanya untuk tujuan pengujian integrasi (“Instans Pengujian”). Untuk Employee Central Payroll SAP Cloud Solution, BPO dapat memesan satu (1) instans nonproduksi dari Layanan untuk diakses xxx digunakan hanya untuk tujuan demonstrasi, namun tanpa seperangkat data dummy, xxx untuk tujuan pengujian integrasi (“Instans Demo xxx Pengujian Employee Central Payroll”), yang bergantung pada pembayaran imbalan standar SAP yang berlaku pada saat itu untuk instans nonproduksi tersebut, ditambah Xxxxx xxxx berlaku. Untuk U.S. Payroll Tax Calculation by BSI SAP Cloud Solution xxx Solusi Cloud Pihak Ketiga, permohonan untuk Instans Demo xxx/atau Instans Pengujian bergantung pada ketersediaan, persetujuan oleh SAP, xxx pembayaran imbalan untuk setiap Instans tersebut, ditambah Xxxxx xxxx berlaku. Untuk SAP Cloud Solutions lainnya, BPO dapat memesan Instans Demo, Instans Pengujian, serta Instans Demo xxx Pengujian Employee Central Payroll tambahan, yang bergantung persetujuan oleh SAP, xxx pembayaran imbalan standar SAP yang berlaku pada saat itu untuk setiap Instans tersebut, ditambah Xxxxx xxxx berlaku. SAP tidak berkewajiban untuk memberikan perjanjian tingkat layanan, keberlanjutan bisnis, pemulihan bencana, atau Dukungan tertentu untuk setiap Instans Demo atau Instans Pengujian yang diberikan tanpa biaya. Untuk Instans Demo xxx Pengujian Employee Central Payroll, BPO akan menerima Dukungan xxx perjanjian tingkat layanan standar dari SAP yang dirujuk dalam Pasal 6.3, namun tidak akan menerima keberlanjutan bisnis atau pemulihan bencana sebagai bagian dari Layanan untuk Instans te...
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Training and Resources. The Supplier shall (and shall procure that any Sub-Contractors shall) procure that: only such persons who are appropriately skilled and experienced in provision of services similar to the Services (or the relevant part of the Services relating to their respective duties) and have such qualifications and training as may be required by law are employed or engaged in the provision of the Services; all persons engaged in the provision of the Services are at all times properly and adequately trained, notified and instructed with regard to the duties of their job, any standing instructions or policies and procedures of the Authority, all relevant health and safety rules, fire risks and fire precautions and any other statutory or mandatory requirements; and there shall be at all times (including periods of holiday, sickness, other absences and anticipated and actual peaks in demand for each of the Services) be a sufficient number of staff (including all relevant grades of supervisory staff) engaged in the provision of the Services with the appropriate level of skill and experience.
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Training and Resources. The University recognizes the importance of ongoing accessibility training and will provide training to all appropriate personnel, including, but not limited to: content developers, administrators, staff, faculty and all others responsible for developing, loading, maintaining, or auditing online content and functionality. The Web Team and ETO at the University shall administer a training program to help content authors and editors establish competency in the creation of accessible web site content and applications. Training shall be offered regularly and in multiple modes, including self-paced and in-person instructor-led training opportunities. The following trainings have been created and implemented within the timeframes outlined in the chart. The University will continue to develop and procure additional training to meet the needs of our community.
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Training and Resources. To further ensure that our actuarial consultants provide qualified and timely advice to clients, we have weekly training sessions on technical topics and emerging consulting issues. Training sessions are required for colleagues performing related work. Our consultants also regularly participate in outside training led by the Conference of Consulting Actuaries. In total, our training program for actuarial consultants exceeds the IRS continuing education requirements by more than two times. Internal Audit and Peer Review Aon has an internal audit function to consistently ensure high quality actuarial services. We assign this responsibility to a senior consultant within the Actuarial practice and to a senior health and benefits practitioner for non-actuarial health and benefits tasks. In addition, the work for each client team must include at least two credentialed actuaries who are responsible for reviewing all actuarial opinions, which includes valuations. Peer review applies to all client deliverables and is designed to ensure that our consulting:  Is technically correct;  Responds completely and imaginatively to the client’s real business issues;  Fairly and thoroughly describes the nature and results of our analysis, the client’s choices, and related implications; and  Is understood by those who must act on our advice. Peer review is mandatory for the following types of work sent to DMS:  Reports (including presentations and summaries);  Financial information and actuarial valuations;  Advisory and financial letters (e.g., technical/or financial analysis, recommendations, significant opinions or advice regarding compliance with state and federal law); and  Any other significant communication to DMS. Every type of significant communication to DMS that addresses the types of work above, including letters, reports, proposals, emails and faxes, will be subject to peer review. The peer reviewer has sufficient experience to enable him/her to critically review the findings and recommendations in the work product. Service Category 2: Actuarial Experience Knowledge of government business practices, which is inclusive of State of Florida practices. Aon has more than 270 health care actuarial consultants and actuarial students who provide consulting services to many of our nation’s state and local government entities and Fortune 500 companies. In addition to having a broad understanding of the dynamics within the health care industry, our health care actuar...
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