Key Position definition

Key Position. (11/18) means a job position critical to the success of the Project as identified in Section
Key Position has meaning set forth Section 4.02(1).
Key Position. (11/18) means a job position critical to the success of the Project as identified in Section 3.11 of this Contract.

Examples of Key Position in a sentence

  • The individuals filling the Key Positions shall perform the Services for the period of time and at the level of dedication set forth in Exhibit 5 for the applicable Key Position.

  • Any personnel that are not certified to the required standard within 30 days after award/appointment would be considered unqualified and not able to serve in a Key Position.

  • It consists for example of assessments, individual career coachings, E-learning, a digitalization learning world, a career manual, a day in the shoes of, interesting books, development webinars and workshops, and much more.

  • However, Contractor may propose and Owner may reasonably approve the use of individuals having no prior experience in a Key Position.

  • Coupa shall not unreasonably remove any individual in a Key Position during the performance of the applicable SOW, without the prior written notice to Customer.


More Definitions of Key Position

Key Position means each of the following positions:
Key Position has the meaning given in Clause 10.1;
Key Position means the following senior managerial roles in the Company: (i) COO, (ii) CFO, (iii) CTO, (iv) CHRO, (v) CMO and (vi) CCO;
Key Position means a job position critical to the success of the Project as identified in Section
Key Position means the following eight (8) positions, set out below by type of work: (i) animation: director, screenwriter, music composer or sound designer, lead actor (voice) or second lead (voice), animation director, storyboard supervisor or picture editor, special effects director or stereoscopy director, and layout director; (ii) documentary: director, screenwriter or researcher, music composer, lead actor or narrator, second lead actor or narrator, director of photography, art director or production designer, and picture editor; (iii) fiction: director, screenwriter, music composer, lead actor, second lead actor, director of photography, art director or production designer, and picture editor; (iv) for types of work other than those described above, such as non-linear digital works, the positions to be included in key positions will be determined by mutual written consent of the administrative authorities.
Key Position means a job position critical to the success of the Project as identified in Section 2.12 of this Contract.
Key Position means an ongoing position where a person is a permanent employee for a period of one year prior to the contract and it is vital to the contractor’s ability to perform the contract as he bid it or to the special operation of a crew familiar with each other in their duties to perform, that said person or persons be used on the project in said position(s).