United States Personnel Sample Clauses

United States Personnel. Exhibit 17 identifies the Customer employees at the Customer Locations in the United States to whom Supplier has offered or will offer employment as of a date specified therein. Such offers shall be in accordance with Supplier’s standard employment policies and the provisions set forth in Exhibit 17.
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