Work Project(s) definition
Examples of Work Project(s) in a sentence
On Public Work Projects where statutes exist providing for pre-determined wage and fringe benefit increases, such wage and fringe benefit rates contained in the bid specifications shall remain in effect for the duration of the project, unless the funding agency provides for escalation of those pre-determined wage and fringe benefits, in which case those increases shall be applied to the respective wages and fringe benefits contained herein.
The successful bidder will be required to comply with Equal Opportunity Requirements and to abide by the prevailing wage rates for Public Work Projects for all employees on the job.
All rights and title to Intellectual Property, whether patentable or copyrightable or not, relating to Work Projects made and/or owned solely by employees of Sponsor shall belong to Sponsor.
All rights and title to Intellectual Property, whether or not patentable or copyrightable, relating to Work Projects made jointly by the parties shall belong jointly to the parties.
The contract also allows milestone-based, deliverable-based and/or fixed fee Statement of Work Projects (SOW Projects) to be executed through the VMS.
The Company and the Union can agree to Work Projects, outside the normal realm of duties using selected qualified employees.
This Contract is governed by the Ethiopian law of Standard Conditions of Contracts for Construction of Civil Work Projects.
Persons hired to perform work that would not normally be performed, as a result of Federal or Provincial 'Work Projects' shall not be considered employees for the purpose of this Agreement.
PMSC agrees that it will work diligently to replace such individuals as quickly as is commercially reasonable in order to perform the Work Projects as set forth in this Agreement.
The parties may communicate via electronic mail regarding the Statement(s) of Work, Project(s) and Deliverable(s), however, all formal notice must be in writing and sent to the other party as described in this Section.