Key Personnel Continuity Sample Clauses
The Key Personnel Continuity clause ensures that specific individuals identified as essential to a project or contract remain assigned to their roles throughout the duration of the agreement. Typically, this clause requires the party providing services to notify the other party in advance if any key personnel need to be replaced, and may require approval of replacements to maintain project quality and consistency. Its core function is to provide stability and continuity in project execution by minimizing disruptions that could arise from unexpected changes in critical team members.
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Key Personnel Continuity. In addition to the obligations in the Agreement regarding Key Personnel, Company will use all reasonable efforts to ensure the continuation of services from at least [****] of Key Personnel engaged under a Work Order in effect as of the Closing for the Savings Term (except for those circumstances where Citi has instructed Company to remove Key Personnel or resources are rotated as part of the Productivity Plan).
Key Personnel Continuity. The Concessionaire Personnel shall also include those key personnel identified in Exhibit 18 (Key Personnel) (collectively, the "Key Personnel"). For the avoidance of doubt, providers of Creative-Design Services shall be deemed Key Personnel unless expressly excluded on Exhibit 18 (Key Personnel). The Concessionaire shall not remove Key Personnel or substitute other personnel for Key Personnel for discretionary reasons, and shall use all reasonable efforts to (i) maintain the continuity of the Key Personnel throughout the Term, and (ii) ensure that the Key Personnel positions are filled with sufficiently qualified individuals throughout the Term. The Concessionaire shall ensure that throughout the Term (on a 24/7/365 basis), at least one member of the Key Personnel must be available to the License Administrator and the MTA via telephone or other electronic messaging system as set forth in Exhibit 18 (Key Personnel).