Outside Companies definition
Examples of Outside Companies in a sentence
For all services performed at our premises, the "Information on Protection of Labour, Environment and Security of the Works for Employees of Outside Companies" shall apply.
Without limiting the foregoing, Advisor agrees to (A) segregate Advisor’s Services performed under this Agreement from Advisor’s work done for Organization, Outside Companies, or any other third party so as to minimize any questions of disclosure of, or rights under, any inventions, (B) notify the CEO of Stoke if at any time Advisor believes that such questions may result from Advisor’s performance under this Agreement and (C) assist Stoke in fairly resolving any questions in this regard which may arise.
Consultant has informed the Company that the policies of neither the University nor the Outside Companies prohibit or materially limit the Consultant’s performance under this Agreement or his adherence to its terms.
Consultant hereby represents that none of the Outside Companies are a “Competing Business,” and that Consultant will promptly notify the Board in writing if, to his knowledge, any Outside Company becomes a Competing Business.
Outside Affiliations: From time to time, officers, directors and employees of Fiduciary Trust serve as officers and directors of entities not otherwise affiliated with Fiduciary Trust ("Outside Companies").
Schlumberger employees who oversee ‘outsiders’, (third-party/contractor/non-employee) activity are called "Sponsors." Contract companies, consulting firms, vendors, customers, and other parties who have a business need to access Schlumberger computing and telecommunications resources are called "Outside Companies." Individuals within an outside company are called "Outside Individuals." Each Outside Individual must be assigned to a specific Sponsor as documented below.
The Company acknowledges that Employee has a passive ownership interest in Centaur, Inc., Norton Management, Inc and Norton Management, LLC (“Outside Companies”) as described in more detail in Exhibit “B.” Employee agrees that he will keep the Company informed as to the status of his ownership interest in the Outside Companies.
It is acknowledged and agreed that the Employee may continue to serve as a director or officer of the Outside Companies, during the term of this Agreement.
Further, Employee agrees and warrants that during the Period of Employment (or any period during which Employee is receiving compensation from the Company), Employee’s interest in the Outside Companies shall remain passive.
In the event any conflict of interest arises between Executive’s obligations to the Company and her obligations to the Outside Companies, Executive shall promptly recuse herself or resign, as appropriate, from the Outside Company to which the conflict is applicable.