Use of Outside Contractors. It is agreed that the Utilities Department will not normally contract out work assigned to regular employees. The Utilities Department agrees to inform the Union when work is to be contracted out, providing a full explanation. It is understood that management’s right to subcontract is in no way curtailed by furnishing the Union with information, nor is Union approval required to complete any subcontract.
Use of Outside Contractors. Any exhibitor wishing to use a firm other than the official service contractor for the show must notify show management at least 30 days in advance of the show with the name, address, and supervisor in attendance of such firm. The outside contractor must supply show management at least 30 days prior to the show the names of exhibiting companies using their services, the names of personnel the outside contractor will employ and appropriate certificates of insurance. Every Exhibitor is required to secure comprehensive general aggregate liability insurance a limit of 2 million ($2,000,000) US dollars per occurrence and each occurrence limits of 1 million ($1,000,000) in US dollars. Such insurance includes protective and contractual liability coverage for bodily injury and property damage and personal injury. Prior to the event, the Exhibitor must furnish a Certificate of Insurance (COI) naming the Florida Nursery Growers and Landscape Association, Inc (FNGLA), Expo Convention Contractors, Inc and Orange County Convention Center as “Additionally Insured.” If these documents are not provided, Exhibitor will not be allowed to move in. The exhibitor must have Workers Compensation/ Employers Liability with coverage of $100,000 per incident of bodily injury or disease or statutory workers' compensation limits as required by Florida Statue. In addition, Exhibitor must have automobile liability insurance in the amount of One Million ($1,000,000.00) US Dollars per occurrence to provide coverage for any owned and non-owned vehicles, including loading and unloading all materials. Upon request, Exhibitor must provide certificates of insurance as proof of adequate insurance coverage regarding Worker’s Comp and Auto Liability. All coverage must be in full compliance with federal and state of Florida requirements. The Florida Nursery, Growers & Landscape Association, Inc. (Orlando, Florida) (FNGLA) as sponsor of The Landscape Show (TLS) assumes no responsibility for goods delivered to and placed in the exhibit areas at any time. Exhibitor acknowledges responsibility for their materials and is solely responsible for procuring insurance covering the exhibitor and/or property against damage and business interruption losses. Exhibitors wishing to insure their property must do so at their own expense. Exhibitors are advised to add to their existing insurance policy portal-to-portal coverage protecting them against loss/damage to their materials by fire, theft, accident, etc.
Use of Outside Contractors. In the event it should become necessary to use outside contractors to perform work normally performed in the classifications outlined in Group of Schedule prior to doing so the Company will meet with the skilled trades representative (in-house) to discuss the reasons why the work cannot otherwise be performed within the bargaining unit. Membership Fee: The Company will deduct from the earnings of the skilled trades employee the sum of one half an hour's wage (including COLA) per year in the month of January. Such deduction to be forwarded to the Financial Secretary of the local Union. New employees will have this fee deducted at the same time as his first dues deduction.
Use of Outside Contractors. Should the Customer wish to use any outside contractors or subcontractors (“Outside Contractors”) at the Venue, the Customer must inform US of this intention at least thirty (30) calendar days before the Arrival Date. Any Outside Contractors must adhere to One Warwick Park Hotel’s reasonable rules (including but not limited to health and safety regulations and rules). We reserve the right, at Our sole discretion, to require any Outside Contractor to be removed from the Venue should they fail to abide by our rules or applicable laws and regulations. In our sole discretion, we may require that the Outside Contractors provide proof insurance to be determined in our sole discretion based on the type of services the Outside Contractors shall provide. We also reserve the right to charge additional fees for this. Neither party shall be responsible for their failure to perform their obligations under the Agreement if circumstances beyond their reasonable control (including but not limited to, acts of God, governmental authority, declared war in the country in which the Venue is located, or terrorist attacks in the city in which the Venue is located) make it illegal or impossible for Us to hold the Event. The affected party may terminate the Agreement without liability upon providing written notice to the other party within ten (10) days of any such occurrence.
Use of Outside Contractors. Owner acknowledges that the yard is engaged in an entirely private business and is free to exercise its own independent discretions to the parties with whom it will deal or whom it will grant access to its premises. The boat owner acknowledges that the yard has an interest in the safety of all boats stored or docked on its premises and therefore it has established specific policies with regard to access and insurance requirements. Accordingly, independent contractors or outside labor must check in at the yard office every day before working on a boat owner’s vessel. Upon checking in, all contractors will be required to demonstrate proof of insurance, including workers compensation coverage as outlined in Xxxxxx Marine’s Subcontractor Policies (available upon request). The yard reserves the right to require all subcontractors to xxxx through the yard or to pay the yard a fee for use of yard facilities. The fee will be set by yard management on an individual basis after considering the size, scope, and nature of the work to be conducted by the subcontractor. A boat owner found to be in violation of these policies will be subject to immediate termination of this contract.
Use of Outside Contractors. It is the intent of the Company to use Norton employees wherever and whenever possible. Priority will be given to Norton Factory Service employees to perform normal maintenance work, on their if the required skills and necessary equipment are available.
Use of Outside Contractors. 10.6.1 Interns and people who are not fully credentialed shall only be considered for greater than 1 FTE upon agreement with LEA leadership.
10.6.2 Outside contractors will be hired with a no greater than 1-year contract. The District must actively recruit employees from year to year to fill these positions to prevent outsourcing work that should be done by LEA members.
10.6.3 Internal employees will be given preference for job placement ahead of outside contractors.
10.6.4 The District and LEA shall come to agreement annually regarding the number of open positions and how they shall be best filled.
Use of Outside Contractors. In the event it should become necessary to use outside contractors to perform work normally performed in the classifications outlined in Group 8 of Schedule "B", prior to doing so, the Company will meet with the skilled trades representative (in-house) to discuss the reasons why the work cannot otherwise be performed within the bargaining unit.
Use of Outside Contractors. In the event it should become necessary to use outside con- tractors to perform work normally performed in the classi- fications outlined in Group of Schedule prior to doing so the Company will meet with the skilled trades (in-house) to discuss the reasons why the work cannot otherwise be performed within the bargaining unit. The Company will deduct from the earnings of the skilled trades employee the sum of one half an hours wage (including COLA) per year in the month of January. Such deduction to be forwarded to the Financial Secretary of the local Union. New employees will have this fee deducted at the same time as his first dues deduction.
Use of Outside Contractors. Owner acknowledges that the Marina is engaged in an entirely private business and is free to exercise its own independent discretion as to the parties with whom it will deal or to whom it will grant access to its premises. Owner acknowledges that the Marina has an interest in the safety of all boats stored or docked on its premises and therefore it has established specific policies with regard to access and insurance requirements. Accordingly, independent contractors or outside labor must check in at the Marina office before working on an Owner’s Vessel. Upon checking in, all contractors will be required to demonstrate proof of insurance as outlined in Xxxxxx Yacht Yard Group’s Subcontractor Policies (available upon request). The Marina reserves the right to require all subcontractors to bill through the Marina or to pay the Marina an hourly fee for use of Marina facilities. The fee will be set by the Marina Manager on an individual basis after considering the size and nature of the work to be conducted by the subcontractor. A Vessel Owner found to be in violation of these policies will be subject to immediate termination of this contract. The Owner acknowledges that he has been advised of this policy, and consents to the enforcement of this policy. Owner further acknowledges that the Marina does not purport to control Owner’s right to utilize the third party of his choosing to perform work on Owner’s boat, so long as that work is not performed at the marina. For liability reasons, outside contractors, Owners and captains shall not use Marina ladders or scaffolding or other similar equipment.
