CONTRACT WORKERS Sample Clauses

CONTRACT WORKERS. 17.1 The Contractor shall engage, employ, and train suitably experienced and qualified Contract Workers to perform Contractor’s duties and obligations under the Agreement. 17.2 On request, the Contractor will provide the Purchaser with the names of all proposed Contract Workers together with a description of the part each Contract Worker will play in performing the Agreement, and details of their qualifications, experience and previous employment. 17.3 On request, the Contractor will provide the Purchaser with documentary or other evidence to establish that the Contract Workers are suitably qualified and experienced to perform their respective duties under the Agreement. 17.4 If the Purchaser gives the Contractor notice that any Contract Worker proposed Contract Worker is not to become or remain involved in the performance of the Agreement, the Contractor will take all reasonable steps to comply with such notice without delay, at the Contractor’s cost. 17.5 Nothing in the Agreement shall have the effect of making any Contract Worker an employee of the Purchaser.

CONTRACT WORKERS. The employer shall be permitted to contract out bargaining unit work, provided it does not result in the layoff, or the reduction in regular (non-premium) hours, of the employees in the affected job who have traditionally performed the work being contracted out.

CONTRACT WORKERS. The Contractor must: (a) use reasonable endeavours to ensure that the Successor Operator has access to the Contract Workers immediately after the State notifies the Contractor that a Successor Operator has signed a contract with the State for the provision of the Contractor Services for the purpose of: (i) receiving information in respect of the Prison and the Contractor Services; and (ii) preparations by the Successor Operator for the Service Handover, but only to the extent that any of the above does not unduly interfere with the operation of the Prison or the provision of the Contractor Services; (b) ensure that an appropriate number of Contract Workers, having sufficient skills, qualifications and experience (having regard to the number, skills, qualifications and experience of employees required by the Contractor to operate the Prison and provide the Contractor Services), are available to be employed by and/or seconded to the Successor Operator following the expiry or termination of the Operation Period to enable the Successor Operator to operate the Prison and provide the Contractor Services. The Contractor must assist the State or the Successor Operator for that purpose: (i) by releasing, subject to the Contractor being lawfully able to do so, those of the Contract Workers as the State may nominate, from any contract with the Contractor, so that the State or the Successor Operator may engage those persons if those persons are willing to be so engaged; and (ii) by the preparation of job specifications, advertising and the interviewing of persons for recruitment; (c) provide to the State and the Successor Operator the employment records of those Contract Workers currently engaged by the Contractor in the provision of Contractor Services; and (d) provide training to the Successor Operator and those of its staff to be engaged in the performance of prison services at the Prison.

CONTRACT WORKERS. 4.1 The Contractor must use reasonable endeavours to ensure that the Successor Operator has access to the Contract Workers immediately after the Principal notifies the Contractor that a Successor Operator has signed a contract with the Principal for the provision of the Services for the purposes of:

CONTRACT WORKERS. Contract workers may be used by the company to address temporary workload surges of six

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