Equivalent Service Sample Clauses
The Equivalent Service clause defines the requirement for a party to provide a service that is functionally and qualitatively similar to another specified service. In practice, this means that if the original service cannot be delivered as agreed, the provider must offer an alternative that matches the key features, performance standards, and outcomes of the original. This clause ensures continuity and consistency in service delivery, protecting the recipient from disruptions or diminished value if substitutions become necessary.
Equivalent Service. Wage schedules in Appendix 5 of this contract are of the equivalent service type.
(a) Equivalent Service, as used herein, means the period of time elapsed since the date on which the employee's current assignment began, adjusted by:
(1) The addition of the number of months of service that would be required to attain, on the applicable wage schedule, the Standard Rate which the employee was given on the date his or her current assignment began, and
(2) The addition of the number of months of service applicable pursuant to Paragraph 1(b) above, and
(3) The deduction of days in excess of a thirty (30) continuous day period of absence occurring since the date on which the employee's current assignment began, if such absence occurred during a period covered by an approved leave of absence or extension thereof.
Equivalent Service. It is Grantee's general policy that all residential dwelling units in the Franchise Area have equivalent availability to Cable Service from Grantee's Cable System under nondiscriminatory rates and reasonable terms and conditions. Grantee shall not arbitrarily refuse to provide Cable Service to any Person within its Franchise Area, provided that Grantee is authorized to activate the upgraded system node by node.
Equivalent Service. It is the City's general policy that all residential, commercial and industrial establishments, serviceable dwelling units, and multiple dwelling unit addresses in the Operator’s Agreement Area have equivalent service availability from the Operator's System under rates established in accordance with federal law and reasonable terms and conditions. The Operator shall not arbitrarily refuse to provide Service to any Person within its Agreement Area provided such Persons have fulfilled their obligations to the Operator including, but not limited to timely payment of bills.
Equivalent Service. Grantee shall not arbitrarily refuse to provide Cable Service to any Person within its Franchise Area.