Training Labor Sample Clauses

Training Labor. Provides for the training of Qwest personnel on a metropolitan service area basis provided by the vendor of CLEC’s virtually collocated equipment when that equipment is different from Qwest-provided equipment. Qwest will require three (3) Qwest employees to be trained per metropolitan service area in which CLEC's virtually collocated equipment is located. If, by an act of Qwest, trained employees are relocated, retired, or are no longer available, Qwest will not require CLEC to provide training for additional Qwest employees for the same virtually collocated equipment in the same metropolitan area. Where more than one (1) CLEC in the same metropolitan area selects the same virtually collocated equipment, the training costs shall be prorated to each according to the number of CLECs so selecting.
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Training Labor. Provides for the training of CenturyLink personnel on a metropolitan service area basis provided by the vendor of CLEC's virtually collocated equipment when that equipment is different from CenturyLink-provided equipment. CenturyLink will require three (3) CenturyLink employees to be trained per metropolitan service area in which CLEC's virtually collocated equipment is located. If, by an act of CenturyLink, trained employees are relocated, retired, or are no longer available, CenturyLink will not require CLEC to provide training for additional CenturyLink employees for the same virtually collocated equipment in the same metropolitan area. Where more than one (1) CLEC in the same metropolitan area selects the same virtually collocated equipment, the training costs shall be prorated to each according to the number of CLECs so selecting.
Training Labor. Provides for the training of Qwest personnel on a metropolitan service area basis provided by the vendor of CLEC’s virtually collocated equipment when that equipment is different from Qwest-provided equipment. Qwest will require three Qwest employees to be trained per metropolitan service area in which CLEC's virtually collocated equipment is located. If, by an act of Qwest, trained employees are relocated, retired, or are no longer available, Qwest will not require CLEC to provide training for additional Qwest employees for the same virtually collocated equipment in the same metropolitan area. The amount of training billed to CLEC will be reduced by half, should a second CLEC in the same metropolitan area select the same virtually collocated equipment as CLEC.
Training Labor. Provides for the training of Qwest personnel on a metropolitan service area basis provided by the vendor of WSP's virtually collocated equipment when that equipment is different from Qwest-provided equipment. Qwest will require three (3) Qwest employees to be trained per metropolitan service area in which WSP's virtually collocated equipment is located. If, by an act of Qwest, trained employees are relocated, retired, or are no longer available, Qwest will not require WSP to provide training for additional Qwest employees for the same virtually collocated equipment in the same metropolitan area. Where more than one (1) WSP in the same metropolitan area selects the same virtually collocated equipment, the training costs shall be prorated to each according to the number of WSPs so selecting.
Training Labor. Provides for the billing of vendor-provided training for USW personnel on a metropolitan service area basis, necessary for ATTI virtually collocated equipment, that is different from USW provided equipment. USW will require a reasonably adequate number of USW employees to be trained per metropolitan service area in which ATTI virtually collocated equipment is located. If trained employees are relocated, retired, or are no longer available, USW will not require ATTI to provide training for additional USW employees for the same virtually collocated equipment in the same metropolitan area.
Training Labor. Provides for the training of Qwest personnel on a metropolitan service area basis provided by the vendor of CLEC’s virtually collocated equipment when that equipment is different from Qwest-provided equipment. Qwest will require three Qwest employees to be trained per metropolitan service area in which CLEC's virtually collocated equipment is located. If, by an act of Qwest, trained employees are relocated, retired, or are no longer available, Qwest will not require Qwest Version 3.6 Template Agreement, 03-16-2001 87 4/13/01/HAH for MS/360networks (USA) inc/NE/CDS-010411-0026 CLEC to provide training for additional Qwest employees for the same virtually collocated equipment in the same metropolitan area. The amount of training billed to CLEC will be reduced by half, should a second CLEC in the same metropolitan area select the same virtually collocated equipment as CLEC.
Training Labor. Provides for the training of Qwest personnel on a metropolitan service area basis provided by the vendor of SBCT’s virtually collocated equipment when that equipment is different from Qwest-provided equipment. Qwest will require three Qwest employees to be trained per metropolitan service area in which SBCT's virtually collocated equipment is located. If, by an act of Qwest, trained employees are relocated, retired, or are no longer available, Qwest will not require SBCT to provide training for additional Qwest employees for the same virtually collocated equipment in the same metropolitan area. The amount of training billed to SBCT will be reduced by half, should a second CLEC in the same metropolitan area select the same virtually collocated equipment as SBCT.
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Related to Training Labor

  • Absence of Labor Dispute No labor dispute with the employees of the Company or any of its subsidiaries exists or, to the knowledge of the Company, is imminent, and the Company is not aware of any existing or imminent labor disturbance by the employees of any of its or any subsidiary’s principal suppliers, manufacturers, customers or contractors, which, in either case, would result in a Material Adverse Effect.

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