What we expect from you. To be a responsible member of the University community, and contribute to an environment that facilitates personal growth and development.
What we expect from you. To prepare for and complete all work which is required for assessment and to write and reference your work in an appropriate academic style.
What we expect from you. In order for a lawyer-client relationship to work effectively, you must be truthful in all discussions with us, even if, and especially when, you think the information is hurtful to you and your case. In order to help you, we need to have all information in a timely manner. If we are missing part of the picture, we cannot effectively represent you. Another important aspect of a successful lawyer client relationship is that you pay the monthly xxxx in full in a timely and consistent manner. [You may want to consider including a specific time frame.] If you have a question about the xxxx or our services during the representation, I expect that you will bring this to my attention upon receipt of the xxxx. We cannot address your concern if we are unaware there is a problem. We expect that you will treat with respect and courtesy all members of the firm.
What we expect from you. You agree:
(a) to provide your services to the best of your skill, and in consultation or collaboration with such persons as we may specify from time to time.
(b) to promptly correct and return to us all proofs of the commissioned work if included by prior agreement with the editor/publisher. Any proofs issued are not to be used for publication unless with prior agreement from the Editor or Publisher.
(c) to ensure that, to the best of your knowledge, the work does not contain any material inaccuracies or misrepresentations.
(d) not to hold yourself out as our representative, nor incur any liabilities on our behalf.
(e) not to disclose or make use of any information confidential to the Publisher that you may learn of as a result of your association with us.
(f) where names have been changed to protect a person’s privacy, ensure this is expressly stated.
(g) you will not submit any Material that has been previously published elsewhere, unless by prior agreement with the editor/publisher, and will not submit Material that has also been submitted for potential publication elsewhere.
(h) you will provide Material in a common computer readable form by electronic transfer.
(i) you will provide material that you have written/created yourself. The expectation and understanding is that you have not used Artificial Intelligence (AI) to write/create any material you submit. In any instance that you do submit material comprising any element of AI content you will expressly and precisely identify each and every element on submission of your work.
What we expect from you. Each volunteer should understand and conform to the provisions noted on the form or in discussions. • Provide a copy of the safety requirements to each participant. • Conduct a safety meeting and discussion before you begin your project. • Each work group must have a copy of the application and safety requirements with them on the work site. • All participants are required to sign and return a Hold Harmless Release. o The Public Works Agency does not require insurance for volunteers. • Follow all safety requirements. This program depends on the common sense and responsibility of individual participants. ❖ General Safety ⮚ Do not do anything that you think is possibly dangerous. Make a note of the items or locations of concern (use a cell phone camera) and contact us at 000-000-0000. Be safe! ⮚ For emergencies, call Alameda County Sheriff at 000-000-0000 or 911. ⮚ Use gloves and trash grabbers to pick up trash. ⮚ Wear long pants, orange safety vests, and sturdy leather shoes or boots with ankle support when working. ⮚ Avoid breathing in the dust when you are moving leaf debris or mulch or have allergies. ⮚ Never wear open-toed shoes or short shorts. ⮚ Light colored clothing, long sleeve shirts and sunscreen are strongly suggested. ⮚ Collect all tools and equipment early. Stop work before sunset. ⮚ No work shall be performed on rainy days or when stream flow is high. ⮚ Bring and drink lots of water. Take breaks. ⮚ Do NOT consume alcoholic beverages or drugs before or while during work. ⮚ Do NOT run, throw objects or engage in horseplay. ⮚ Always sweep, rake or shovel glass. Never pick up sharp objects with your hands. ⮚ Always place broken glass or sharp objects in a bucket using a trash grabber. ⮚ Do NOT try to compact trash bags. Injuries from broken or jagged objects may occur. ⮚ Do NOT use power tools. ❖ Hazardous or Medical Waste
What we expect from you. Each volunteer should understand and conform to the provisions noted on the form or in discussions.
What we expect from you. (a) To promptly provide all relevant information requested by The PPI Team and/or the policy provider to enable us to pursue your claim.
(b) To provide us with clear instructions.
(c) To pay the agreed fee as set out in Section 3.
(d) To read our Terms & Conditions and to sign to say that you have agreed to them.
(e) To retain all our Terms & Conditions for your own reference.
(f) Provide us with your authority to correspond with your bank by signing the Letter of Authority/s.
(g) Tell us if the lender contacts you directly – The Letter of Authority you sign states they have to contact us The PPI Team directly.
(h) That should you proceed with the claim yourself without informing the PPI team these terms and conditions still apply to any successful claim.
What we expect from you. In order for a lawyer-client relationship to work effectively, you must be truthful in all discussions with us, even if, and especially when, you think the information is hurtful to you and your case. In order to help you, we need to have all information in a timely manner. If we are missing part of the picture, we cannot effectively represent you.
What we expect from you. CBT calls for a very active effort on your part. In order to ensure treatment success, the client (and potentially family members) must make a commitment to work on treatment goals between sessions, not just during therapy sessions. You and your provider will identify specific goals and agree on assignments for you to practice at home.
What we expect from you. In order to achieve our goals, there are a few things we expect of you. We expect that you are here to find a way to heal yourself, to resolve problems in your life or to resolve problems with others. We expect you to talk honestly and as openly as you can about the things that will help you achieve these goals. If you experience something here that is a problem for you, we expect you to tell us. We expect you to be responsive to us if we talk with you about a problem such as lying or cheating. If the behavior continues, we may not be able to serve you at the clinic and we will be clear about that decision with you. You can expect all people who work here to treat you with respect and dignity. You can expect those who work in this clinic to help you heal yourself, resolve problems and pursue peaceful ways of living with others. You can expect us to form a genuine relationship with you that is founded on trust. You can expect us to be honest with you about what is possible and what is not possible, what we are able to do and what we are not able to do. You can expect us to keep what you talk about confidential, unless you have given your permission for us to talk with someone about you. You can also expect that interpreters who serve clients at this clinic will also keep what you talk about confidential. You can expect us to talk with you if there is a problem with your behavior. If you are unable or unwilling, for some reason, to change the behavior, we may have to request that you get services somewhere else. You can expect us to help you find another provider if you need to change providers. We will start with an assessment in which we will ask many questions of you about your background. Some of those questions may touch on experiences from the past that may be difficult to talk about. The assessment allows us to obtain a “big picture” of your life. It also helps us to understand more fully what some of your current problems may be that we will try to help you overcome. After we complete the assessment which usually takes 1-3 sessions, we will complete a treatment plan. The treatment plan will be developed with you and will identify goals that we will work on together. After this, the process of therapy continues. Usually you will meet with your therapist weekly. Your sessions will be 45-50 minutes usually. You will be talking with your therapist about current hurtful or troubling feelings or problems or past traumatic experiences. Therapy can last for ...
