February 2020. Protocol on pay bands The parties to the collective agreement agree that, on transition from four to three pay bands, companies should focus on not exploiting a situation in which employees may have the date of their move to the next pay band postponed. Companies are thus urged to respect the in- tentions behind the collective agreement’s minimum pay system. An assessment of compe- tence and qualifications must be included in the annual salary negotiation with the employee. Copenhagen, 2 March 2017 Protocol on cooperation project The parties agree to discuss, during the term of the collective agreement, how a revision of the agreement’s provisions may contribute to strengthening the collaborative and bargaining culture in the companies. Copenhagen, 2 March 2017 Protocol on pension project The parties agree to review, during the term of the collective agreement, the pension provi- sions of the collective agreements. The purpose of the review is among other things to evaluate the schemes under clause 4(2), including their content, the associated insurance services provided and costs relative to the labour market pension schemes agreed under clause 4(1) In addition, an editorial review will be carried out, and the respect provisions will be dis- cussed with a view to potential amendment. Copenhagen, 2 March 2017 Protocol on designers with a master’s degree (cand.de- sign/MA Design) The parties agree that designers with a master’s degree are fully covered by clause 3 of the collective agreement, and the special agreement on minimum pay for this trade group is therefore cancelled. Employees with a master’s degree in design (xxxx.xxxxxx/MA Design) employed in this field must be fully integrated on or before 1 March 2019. Copenhagen, 2 March 2017 Protocol on common guidance notes The parties agree to review and possibly revise, during the collective agreement period, the following common guidance notes (the Danish Association of Architectural Firms and the unions) with a view to continuing these under the auspices of DI:
February 2020. Head Office Ascot House, Epsom Avenue, Handforth, Wilmslow, Cheshire SK9 3DF Chester Office 00x Xxxxxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Business Park, Chester CH1 6LT 0161 486 2250 0808 168 0748 xxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxx.xx.xx xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xx.xx Equilibrium Financial Planning LLP (OC316532) and Equilibrium Investment Management LLP (OC390700) are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and are entered on the financial services register under references 452261 and 776977 respectively. Both companies are registered in England and Wales. Registered office: Head Office. The FCA regulates advice which we provide on investment and insurance business; however it does not regulate advice which we provide purely in respect of taxation matters. Investment Fund Services Limited (IFSL) is the Authorised Corporate Director of the IFSL Equilibrium OEIC. IFSL is registered in England No. 06110770 and is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Registered office: Marlborough House, 00 Xxxxxxx Xxx Xxxx, Xxxxxx, XX0 0XX. Copies of the Prospectus and Key Investor Information Documents are available in English from xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx or can be requested as a paper copy by calling 0000 000 0000 or writing to IFSL, Marlborough House, 00 Xxxxxxx Xxx Xxxx, Xxxxxx, XX0 0XX.
February 2020. Provisions:
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February 2020. On Wednesday the Hàbitat3 Foundation and Cellnex Telecom signed a co- operation agreement as part of the Llar Casa Bloc project led by Habitat3, through which the telecommu- nications infrastructure operator will provide connectivity and sensorisation technologies to the social homes to be built, making it easier to monitor energy consumption or aspects related to resident comfort. This monitoring process, via the Internet of Things (IoT), will provide Habitat3 with more information than currently available for decision-making in the social management and monitoring of residents in homes. Thanks to this project, the future residents of the Casa Bloc will also be able to drastically reduce their energy bills and their homes will be more energy efficient. Cellnex will also provide the Casa Bloc with the necessary connectivity infrastructure for all homes to have Internet access (wi-fi), bridging the digital divide and making sure that internet access is not just one more element increasing the risk of social exclusion of these groups. The former Casa Bloc residence (C/Residencia, 10, Barcelona, Sant Andreu district) was turned over to the Hàbitat3 Foundation by the Catalan Housing Agency in 2016 for use as social housing. The Hàbitat3 Foundation is about to begin the refurbishing work, transforming the residence into 17 social rental hous- ing units adapted to the accommodation needs of the people attended to by the social entities of the Third Social Sector Board or facing a social emergency situation attended to by Barcelona City Council's social services. It will be home to around 45 people with mental health issues and/or addictions, or home- less people, or those suffering residential exclusion. Once the homes are completed, they will also be managed by the Hàbitat3 Foundation. This will be the second project in which the Hàbitat3 Foundation and Cellnex work together to provide social housing with connectivity. In December 2017, they launched the first pilot test in this field in con- junction with other Foundations included in the Third Social Sector Board of Catalonia, as part of the m4Social project. The project was extended in 2019 thanks to the positive results obtained in the envi- ronmental comfort of the homes, minimising energy costs and early detection and resolution of incidents. Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, Director of corporate and public affairs at Cellnex stated: "This project is further proof of how technology can help to improve quality of life for p...
February 2020. Decision: 1. The Application for Permission to Appeal and the alternative application to set aside the judgment are refused. 2. The Application to stay the execution of the judgment is refused. 3. The Applicant is to pay the Respondent’s costs of the Application for Permission to Appeal, the alternative application to set aside the judgment and the Application to stay the execution of the judgment. 4. The Respondent is to file and serve its submissions as to costs by 4.00 pm on 4 March 2020. 5. The Applicant is to file and serve any response to the Respondent’s submissions by 4.00 pm on 25 March 2020. Decision under appeal: Court of First Instance Division: Civil Date of Decision: 16 December 2019 Before: His Honour Justice Stone SBS QC Case Number(s): ADGMCFI-2019-003 Hearing Date(s): No hearing Date of Orders: 12 February 2020 Catchwords: Application for permission to appeal judgment or in the alternative to set aside judgment; application for stay of execution of judgment; failure of defendant to attend the trial; discretion of the court to set aside the judgment; relationship between a right of appeal against an order or judgment and a right to apply to have it set aside
February 2020. This Agreement is governed by the laws of Italy. When the Client may be classed as a “consumer”, the parties mutually and expressly acknowledge that the provisions of the so-called “Consumer Law” (Italian Legislative Decree No. 206/2005) shall prevail on those set out in this Agreement. Any and all disputes that may arise in relation to the interpretation, validity or performance of this Agreement shall be submitted to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Court of Milan. Before legal proceedings can be instituted, in accordance with this article, in respect of whatsoever dispute that may have arisen between the Parties, an attempt should be made at solving the matter through an amicable procedure to be undertaken in writing (including via the e-mail), through which the persons between whom the dispute has arisen are convened, at the request of the most diligent Party, before a "negotiator", who shall attempt to settle the matter amicably and who must be a lawyer. The negotiator shall conduct his/her hearings at the venue that he/she deems most fit, including via a computer link. The notice shall contain the reasons of the claimant and shall indicate a deadline of no less than 5 days from the date of receipt of the notice, within which the respondent shall be required to notify his/her reasons in writing to the claimant and to the arbitrator. The negotiator shall then convene the Parties, in person if he/she deems appropriate, within a maximum of 10 days from the date set under the previous paragraph. Should the Parties fail to appear, or should one of the Parties fail to appear, the conciliation attempt will be regarded as failed and the Parties will be allowed to institute legal proceedings in accordance with this article.
February 2020. Appendix 1 – Data sub-processer
February 2020. 11.2(9) The key dates and the conditions to be met are: Condition to be met: key dates subjected to outage schedule 1 Approved Design for 1 CLC valves and ancillaries Within 8 weeks of contract award 2 Delivery of 1 CLC valves and ancillaries 12 weeks after design approval 3 Delivery of Data pack 1 week after Installation date The above key dates are linked to outage schedule and will be communicated as per Eskom instructions
