Current Agreement Sample Clauses
The "Current Agreement" clause defines the specific contract or document being referenced as the operative agreement between the parties. It typically clarifies that all terms, rights, and obligations discussed pertain solely to this particular agreement, distinguishing it from any prior or future agreements. For example, it may specify that only the terms within this document are enforceable, regardless of previous negotiations or understandings. This clause ensures clarity by preventing confusion over which set of terms governs the relationship, thereby reducing the risk of disputes about applicable obligations.
Current Agreement. Executive Board; 07/23/2020
Current Agreement. The Executive and the Company acknowledge that prior to the Effective Date, the Executive’s employment shall continue to be governed by the existing written agreement between the Executive and the Company. From and after the Effective Date, except as specifically provided herein, this Agreement shall supersede any other employment agreement between the parties.
Current Agreement. 1. The Current Agreement will contain only the language that is in effect at present.
2. The Current Agreement will be available online to RASW members and administrators.
Current Agreement. All the terms and conditions of the existing collective bargaining Agreement shall continue in full force and effect, without resort to strike or lock-out until the expiration date of said Agreement, or the expiration of any mutually agreed upon extension.
Current Agreement. The City is presently contracted with the following Contractor(s) to provide this service/product. A scan of the City's written agreement may be viewed online at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/activity/city-and-county-contracts and searching for the contract number(s).
Current Agreement. Remainder of Article – Current Agreement
Current Agreement. If any provisions of this BAA conflict with any of the terms of the Agreement or any other agreement between the parties, the terms of this BAA shall control. The current Agreement between the parties shall continue in full force and effect.
Current Agreement. Unlike all of the previous Minnesota-Wisconsin tuition reciprocity agreements, the current agree- ment does not include an expiration date. Rather, the agreement is automatically renewed each year unless terminated or modified with the consent of both states. However, proposed changes to the agreement must be approved by the Joint Commit- tee on Finance. At the time of renewal, the most significant changes made to the agreement, which first ap- plied to reciprocity studen ts enrolled in the 1998-99 academic year, were due in large part to two fac- tors. Since, historically, resident tuition at Minne- sota institutions was generally higher than at Wis- consin institutions, Wisconsin residents attending Minnesota institutions under the agreement paid lower tuition than Minnesota residents attending the same institution. This situation proved awk- ▇▇▇▇ for Minnesota and for a number of years, that state sought to increase tuition rates paid by Wis- consin residents attending Minnesota institutions in order to reduce the tuition differential. While Wisconsin had been opposed to such increases in the past, as its liability obligation increased, finally resulting in a payment to Minnesota in December of 1996, Wisconsin negotiators began to consider higher tuition for Wisconsin residents attending Minnesota schools in order to reduce the state's payment to Minnesota. Negotiations for the renewal of the current agreement, which began in the fall of 1995, were carried out by a group of representatives from each state. In Wisconsin, this group consisted of repre- sentatives from the UW System, HEAB, Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS) and the Depart- ment of Administration (DOA). While the agree- ment is not included in the Minnesota statutes, Wisconsin law specifies that the agreement is sub- ject to the approval of the Joint Committee on Fi- ▇▇▇▇▇. The Committee approved the proposed agreement, with some modifications, in August of 1997. However, legislation was required to codify some of the changes that were approved by the Committee. These statutory modifications were accomplished in 1997 Act 200. Prior to 1998-99, the reciprocity tuition rate paid by a participating student was defined in the stat- utes as "the average academic fee that would be charged the student at a comparable public institu- tion of higher education located in his or her state of residence, as specified in the agreement." Act 200 modified the statutes to require that the agreement e...
Current Agreement. The current WSCA-NASPO Light Duty Auto Parts Master Agreements (MAs) were established by RFP 57224. The Master Agreements contained eighteen (18) categories and were awarded to multiple Contractors. Historical spend from participating WSCA-NASPO States is listed below.
Current Agreement. There is currently not a negotiated agreement with Jayhawk Chapter The Association of Civilian Technicians. The parties are currently abiding by past practice and to the extent the former NAGE contract establishes conditions of employment which by law are in effect.