Beginning Work Sample Clauses
The "Beginning Work" clause defines when and under what conditions a party may start performing its obligations under a contract. Typically, this clause specifies that work should not commence until certain prerequisites are met, such as the signing of the agreement, receipt of a purchase order, or confirmation of funding. For example, a contractor may be prohibited from starting construction until all permits are obtained and the contract is fully executed. The core function of this clause is to prevent misunderstandings or disputes by ensuring that both parties are clear about when obligations officially begin, thereby reducing the risk of unauthorized or uncompensated work.
Beginning Work. JOC shall begin Work on the effective date specified in the Job Order’s Notice to Proceed, issued by City. Any costs incurred by JOC for preliminary Work or for materials ordered or purchased by JOC or its Sub-Consultants or Subcontractors, prior to receipt of City's Notice to Proceed for a Job Order, shall be at JOC's risk and expense.
Beginning Work. Notify the Engineer not less than five days in advance of the planned start day of work. Upon the receipt of such notice, the Engineer may give the Contractor Notice to Proceed In the Notice to Proceed, the Engineer may waive the five day advance notice and authorize the Contractor to begin immediately. Notify the Engineer in writing at least two days in advance of the starting date of important features of the work. Do not commence work under the Contract until after the Department has issued the Notice to Proceed. The Department will issue the Notice to Proceed within 20 calendar days, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays, after execution of the Contract.
Beginning Work. Approve and submit time sheets to the FISCAL MANAGEMENT SERVICE provider. Any time worked that exceeds APPROVED units will not be paid by the FISCAL MANAGEMENT SERVICE provider. Services/care should never exceed 40 hours per week. Maintain employee records for six (6) years from the last date of employment that include but are not limited to: Employment applications; Central Registry, background and reference checks; CPR & First Aid certifications; Job description; Schedules; Timesheets; DIRECT SERVICE WORKER(S) logs and DIRECT SERVICE WORKER(S)’ agreements. Assume all medical and related liability regarding the delivery of DIRECT SERVICE WORKER(S)’ services and acknowledge that the State of Wyoming is held harmless for any incidents that may occur during the delivery of my services. Comply with all applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations regarding the employment of DIRECT SERVICE WORKER(S). DIRECT SERVICE WORKER(S) are NOT employees of the State of Wyoming, its officers, agents, or departments, including the FISCAL MANAGEMENT SERVICE provider. Participate in and successfully complete compliance reviews conducted by the Waiver Program or its designee. These reviews are designed to assure that Waiver services are being delivered in accordance with the policies and Rules of the Wyoming Department of Health. My failure to comply with the Rules or policies will lead to the termination of my participation in the Participant-Directed option.
Beginning Work. The Contractor shall begin the work within five (5) calendar days after the Contract has been executed by the City and notice has been given to them.
Beginning Work. The AUDITOR shall commence work on this engagement as soon as practicable after the execution of this contract.