Temporary Resource definition

Temporary Resource means any temporary worker Introduced or supplied by the Employment Business to provide the Assignment Services to a Client, including an Agency Worker and unless otherwise expressly stated, any officer, employee, worker or representative of an Intermediary;

Temporary Resource means any temporary worker Introduced or supplied by

Temporary Resource means a Consultant or Supplier.

Examples of Temporary Resource in a sentence

• If the Client does not give the Employment Business notice of its intention to Engage a Temporary Resource other than via the Employment Business before the Engagement takes place, the parties agree that the Transfer Fee shall be due in full.

• During the Period of Extended Hire the Employment Business shall supply a Temporary Resource on the same terms on which it has or would have been supplied during the Assignment and in any case, on terms no less favourable than those terms which applied immediately before the Employment Business received the notice in clause 8.3 and the Client shall continue to pay the Charges.

• Where required, the Employment Business is responsible for the deduction and payment of national insurance contributions and PAYE income tax applicable to a Temporary Resource under the requirements of the NICs Legislation and ITEPA.

• The Client undertakes that it knows of no reason why it would be detrimental to the interests of a Temporary Resource for a Temporary Resource to fill the Assignment.

• The Client will notify the Employment Business in writing if it exercises or seeks the right to exercise supervision, direction or control over a Temporary Resource working through a PSC, in which case the Employment Business may terminate the relevant Agreement and/or any Assignments under the Agreement in accordance with clause 11.3.

• The Client agrees to be responsible for all acts, errors or omissions of a Temporary Resource, whether wilful, negligent or otherwise as though the Temporary Resource was on the payroll of the Client.

• This Agreement is deemed to be accepted by the Client by its request for, interview or meeting with, or Engagement of a Temporary Resource or the passing of any information about a Temporary Resource to any third party after an Introduction.

• Act 1974, the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 (as amended), by-laws, codes of practice and legal requirements to which the Client is ordinarily subject in respect of the Client’s own staff (excluding the matters specifically mentioned in clause 7 (Paying a Temporary Resource), including in particular the provision of adequate Employer’s and Public Liability Insurance cover for all Temporary Resources during all Assignments.

• If the Client wishes to Engage the Temporary Resource other than through the Employment Business, but without liability to pay a Transfer Fee, the Client may, on giving one weeks written notice to the Employment Business, engage the relevant Temporary Resource for the Period of Extended Hire of 26 weeks.

• The computation for overload will be paid after a maximum of 30 credit hours for Unit B University and Senior Lecturers or its work plan equivalent for Temporary Resource Faculty.

More Definitions of Temporary Resource

Temporary Resource means a Temporary Employee or Contractor.

Temporary Resource means a Temporary Worker or Contractor.

Temporary Resource means any temporary worker Introduced or supplied by the Employment Business to provide the Contractor Services to a Client, including an Agency Worker and unless otherwise expressly stated, any officer, employee, worker or representative of an Intermediary including Intermediary Staff;

Temporary Resource means the individual supplied by the Intermediary to perform the Assignment on behalf of the Intermediary; and Timesheet means the document detailing the days and times in which the Temporary Resource has performed the Assignment.