Electronic Mail. Electronic mail capabilities as available to unit members in the course of their work may be used for the purpose of reasonable communication on union matters consistent with applicable law and the State of Maine E-Mail Usage and Management Policy. Any use of the State’s e-mail system under this Article must be of an incidental nature (e.g., meeting announcements) and must not interfere with State government functions and purposes.
Electronic Mail. Electronic mail may be used to distribute routine communications, such as financial statements and other information, and documents to be signed by the parties hereto; provided, however, that no Notice of Borrowing, signature, or other notice or document intended to be legally binding shall be effective if sent by electronic mail.
Electronic Mail. (a) The parties agree, that in the absence of evidence to the contrary, an electronic mail message sent by a party to the electronic mail addresses notified by the parties shall be deemed to be received on the day after the day that the electronic mail message is recorded as having been sent by the sender's computer server.
Electronic Mail. If you send Nicolet National Bank an electronic mail message, Nicolet National Bank will be deemed to have received it on the following business day. Nicolet National Bank will have a reasonable time to act on your e-mail. You should not rely on electronic mail if you need to communicate with Nicolet National Bank immediately (e.g., if you need to report an unauthorized transaction from one of your accounts, or if you need to stop a payment that is scheduled to occur). You agree that Nicolet National Bank may respond to you by electronic mail with regard to any matter related to the Service, including responding to any claim of unauthorized electronic funds transfer that you make. Any such electronic mail sent to you by Nicolet National Bank shall be considered received within three (3) days of the date sent by Nicolet National Bank, regardless of whether or not you sign on to the Service within that time frame.
Electronic Mail. The Executive Board shall have authority to communicate via electronic mail to separate electronic mail lists, including but not limited to all Fire Department members, all Local 48 members and all Uniformed Fire Personnel, provided such communications do not unduly interfere with City work. Any member may elect, in writing, to be removed from the Uniformed Fire Personnel list. Said electronic mail shall also be distributed to the Fire Chief or his designee and is subject to further distribution by the Fire Chief or his designee.
Electronic Mail. If you send us electronic mail (“email”), we may not receive or review it immediately. We will have a reasonable time to act upon any email request or notice, and reserve the right to reject any transaction or request received by email. For security reasons, you should not send us any email with your account or personal information in it. Our service providers and we assume no responsibility for viruses created by third parties, or for any third party’s unauthorized access to, or use of, your computer system.
Electronic Mail. When this Grant Agreement requires Grantee to give invoices, reports, or other documents to the Department, Grantee must use email unless this Grant Agreement specifically requires that the document be sent by mail. All email must contain the Grant Agreement number and Grantee’s name in the subject line.
Electronic Mail. Electronic mail is a Board-owned resource. Employees who use this system must realize that electronic communications are inherently vulnerable and non-private. To ensure productivity and good morale, the Board affirms that users of these systems shall have a limited zone of privacy subject to reasonable needs of the Board in assuring the rights of individuals, ensuring lawful conduct of all employees, and protecting the school system from the threat of litigation. Steps have been and are being taken by the Board to ensure the security of this system for users.
Electronic Mail. We will not immediately receive electronic mail (email) that you send to us. Therefore, you should not rely on email if you need to communicate with us immediately, such as if you need to report an unauthorized transaction from one of your Accounts or if you need to stop an online xxxx payment that you scheduled. If you send us an email message, we will be deemed to have received it on the next Banking Day. Emails will be answered within a reasonable time frame. You agree that we may respond to you by email with regard to any matter related to the Service, including responding to any claim of unauthorized electronic funds transfer that you make. Any such email sent to you by us shall be considered received within three (3) days of the date sent by us, regardless of whether or not you sign on to the Service or access your email account within that time frame.
Electronic Mail. (E-mail) If you send the Bank an e-mail message, the Bank will be deemed to have received it on the following business day. You should not rely on e-mail if you need to report an unauthorized transaction from one of your accounts or if you need to stop a payment that is scheduled to occur. • NOTE: E-mail transmissions outside of the Online Banking site are not secure. We advise you not to send us or ask for sensitive information such as account numbers, Password, account information, etc. via any general or public e-mail system. If you wish to contact us electronically, please use the Secure Email provided in our Online Banking site. Use this secure form to e-mail the Bank regarding inquiries about an electronic funds transfer error resolution, reporting unauthorized transactions, or contacting the Bank regarding other concerns of a confidential nature.