Introduction Period definition

Introduction Period for each Candidate, the period of 18 months from the Introduction Date, irrespective of whether such period ends before or after the date of termination of this agreement.

Introduction Period has the meaning subscribed for it in Section C.IV.2.

Introduction Period means the period during which the Company proposes to the Users to enter into Rxxx relating to a specific Talent on the Platform;

Examples of Introduction Period in a sentence

• If the Client employs a Candidate within the Introduction Period then the Recruiter shall be paid Commission as set out in clause 5.1. Equally if the Client refers a Candidate to a third party whom subsequently enters into an employment contract with the Candidate then the Client shall pay Commission to the Recruiter as set out in clause 5.1.

• Essential responsibilities are evaluated at end of Introduction Period (initial 90 days) and annually on employee’s anniversary dateYES/NOCustomer Service1.

• The main responsibility of this module is to submit the received context information from Reasoning and Decision Component to the Communication Manager Component in the form of message either in pull or push scenario.

• Relevant Contract: A contract for the supply of Services entered into during the Introduction Period between Spigo and a Prospective Client who was Introduced by the Introducer.

• Franchisor will provide to Franchisee a recommended marketing plan template for the Market Introduction Period (“Market Introduction Plan”) and approved marketing materials for the Franchised Restaurant (“Market Introduction Materials”).

• In addition, you will be eligible for the Company’s Profits Interest Plan and will be awarded 2,110,114 profits units after successful completion of your 90-day Introduction Period.

• Franchisee must spend at least the amount identified in Exhibit A during the Market Introduction Period.

• The content of the IAR would be as under: Introduction: Period covered under Audit, units covered, duration of audit, name of the Unit heads (with period), scope and objective are to be mentioned.Audit Observations and Recommendations: Audit criteria (what should be done), fact (what has been done), deviation, impact and recommendation Auditors on each audit observation shall be detailed out.

• Relevant Contract: a contract for the supply of Services (incorporating Your Standard Supply Terms) entered into during the Introduction Period between You and a Prospective Customer who was Introduced by Rezigo.

• During the Introduction Period, I gave a number of promotional talks during lectures that were given at the Erasmus University, to reach students of Economics, Econometrics and Business.

More Definitions of Introduction Period

Introduction Period means 12 calendar months from the date of a Candidate’s most recent Introduction;

Introduction Period means the first three (3) months after the date InterPayments designates a person or business as an Approved Account.

Introduction Period means the period set out in the Schedule, commencing on the date of effective introduction by peoplefusion of a Candidate to the Client or the position in question.

Introduction Period means the period starting on the date this contract

Introduction Period means the twelve (12) months period commencing on the date a Candidate is deemed to have been Introduced or re-introduced by Recruitment Business.