Employees Subject to Training Sample Clauses

Employees Subject to Training. At a minimum, employees to be trained pursuant to this section shall include a sufficient number of employees at each On-Premises Pilot Location, On-Premises Roll-Out Location and Subsequently Acquired On-Premises ATM Location, where the On-Premises ATMs with Screen Readers are located. Employees to be trained pursuant to this section shall also include a sufficient number of employees who staff Citibank’s toll-free telephone customer service line to ensure that Persons with Vision Impairments receive accurate and timely responses to questions regarding On-Premises ATMs with Screen Readers.
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