Common use of Labour and Employment Law Clause in Contracts

Labour and Employment Law. In performing the Contract, the Contractor shall comply in all material respects with Child Labour Legislation and applicable employment legislation of those jurisdiction(s) where the Contract is being performed. The Contractor agrees to use reasonable efforts to reflect this Condition in any subcontract that it enters into to satisfy the requirements of the Contract and to require its Subcontractors to reflect this Condition in their subcontracts that they enter into to satisfy the requirements of the Contract. 17Subcontracting Subcontracting any part of the Contract shall not relieve the Contractor of any obligation, duty or liability attributable to the Contractor under the Contract. The Contractor shall ensure, to the extent that they are applicable, that the Conditions of the Contract are reflected in any subcontracts for any part of the Contractor Deliverables. In all circumstances the Contractor shall ensure that all subcontracts in relation to this Contract include: a requirement that either party to the subcontract may release to the Authority any of those parts of the subcontract documentation as are necessary to demonstrate the Contractor’s compliance with the provisions of the Contract and that any such release shall not amount to a breach of any provision of confidentiality contained within the subcontract; and a term which requires payment to be made to the Subcontractor within a specified period not exceeding thirty (30) calendar days from receipt of a valid invoice as defined by the subcontract requirements; and Clause A16 (Child Labour and Employment Law) of the Contract; and Clause B9 (Timber and Wood-Derived Products) of the Contract. Where the Contractor places any subcontract with a value of more than £50,000 in connection with this Contract, it shall ensure that it has the right to terminate that subcontract for convenience, in the event that the Authority exercises its right to terminate this Contract under Condition A22 (Termination for Convenience), with twenty (20) Business Days notice (or such other notice period as the Authority shall give under this Contract). When placing subcontracts, the Contractor is asked to give consideration, as far as possible, to placing work on a competitive basis with Subcontractors that are Supported Businesses. The Contractor can find details of Supported Businesses in the United Kingdom on the Supported Business Directory that is British Association for Supported Employment at Xxxx 0, 000 Xxxx Xxxx, ‘Xxxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx XX0 0XX (Telephone: 00000 000000) or xxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxxx-xx.xxx/procurement. The Contractor shall secure from any Subcontractor, the prompt notification to the Authority of the Information required by clause D1.a of clause D1 (Third Party Intellectual Property – Rights and Restrictions). On receipt of any such notification the Authority shall issue a written authorisation to the Subcontractor in accordance with clause D1.g. Any such authorisation shall always be subject to clauses D1.j, D1.k and D1.n as though the Subcontractor was the Contractor. If any claim or action relevant to such authorisation arises, it shall be promptly notified to the Authority. The Contractor is not authorised to enter into any substantive correspondence in such matter nor in any way to act on behalf of the Authority in such claim or action. Any arrangement between the Contractor and Subcontractor to enable the Contractor to underwrite their indemnities to the Authority under this Condition is a matter between the Contractor and the Subcontractor. Where the Contractor subcontracts work under the Contract, which is likely to be subject to foreign export control, the Contractor shall use reasonable endeavours to incorporate in each subcontract the terms set out in Schedule 5 to this Contract. Where it is not practicable to include the terms set out in Schedule 5, the Contractor shall report that fact and the circumstances to the Authority.

Labour and Employment Law. In performing the Contract, the Contractor shall comply in all material respects with Child Labour Legislation and applicable employment legislation of those jurisdiction(s) where the Contract is being performed. The Contractor agrees to use reasonable efforts to reflect this Condition in any subcontract that it enters into to satisfy the requirements of the Contract and to require its Subcontractors to reflect this Condition in their subcontracts that they enter into to satisfy the requirements of the Contract. 17Subcontracting Subcontracting any part of the Contract shall not relieve the Contractor of any obligation, duty or liability attributable to the Contractor under the Contract. The Contractor shall ensure, to the extent that they are applicable, that the Conditions of the Contract are reflected in any subcontracts for any part of the Contractor Deliverables. In all circumstances the Contractor shall ensure that all subcontracts in relation to this Contract include: a requirement that either party to the subcontract may release to the Authority any of those parts of the subcontract documentation as are necessary to demonstrate the Contractor’s compliance with the provisions of the Contract and that any such release shall not amount to a breach of any provision of confidentiality contained within the subcontract; and a term which requires payment to be made to the Subcontractor within a specified period not exceeding thirty (30) calendar days from receipt of a valid invoice as defined by the subcontract requirements; and Clause Condition A16 (Child Labour and Employment Law) of the Contract; and Clause Condition B9 (Timber and Wood-Derived Products) of the Contract. Where the Contractor places any subcontract with a value of more than £50,000 in connection with this Contract, it shall ensure that it has the right to terminate that subcontract for convenience, in the event that the Authority exercises its right to terminate this Contract under Condition A22 (Termination for Convenience), with twenty (20) Business Days notice (or such other notice period as the Authority shall give under this Contract). When placing subcontracts, the Contractor is asked to give consideration, as far as possible, to placing work on a competitive basis with Subcontractors that are Supported Businesses. The Contractor can find details of Supported Businesses in the United Kingdom on the Supported Business Directory that is British Association for Supported Employment at Xxxx 0, 000 Xxxx Xxxx, ‘Xxxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx XX0 0XX (Telephone: 00000 000000) or xxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxxx-xx.xxx/procurement. The Contractor shall secure from any Subcontractor, the prompt notification to the Authority of the Information required by clause D1.a of clause condition D1 (Third Party Intellectual Property – Rights and Restrictions). On receipt of any such notification the Authority shall issue a written authorisation to the Subcontractor in accordance with clause D1.g. Any such authorisation shall always be subject to clauses D1.j, D1.k and D1.n as though the Subcontractor was the Contractor. If any claim or action relevant to such authorisation arises, it shall be promptly notified to the Authority. The Contractor is not authorised to enter into any substantive correspondence in such matter nor in any way to act on behalf of the Authority in such claim or action. Any arrangement between the Contractor and Subcontractor to enable the Contractor to underwrite their indemnities to the Authority under this Condition is a matter between the Contractor and the Subcontractor. Where the Contractor subcontracts work under the Contract, which is likely to be subject to foreign export control, the Contractor shall use reasonable endeavours to incorporate in each subcontract the terms set out in Schedule 5 to this Contract. Where it is not practicable to include the terms set out in Schedule 5, the Contractor shall report that fact and the circumstances to the Authority.

Labour and Employment Law. In performing the Contract, the Contractor shall comply in all material respects with Child Labour Legislation and applicable employment legislation of those jurisdiction(s) where in which it performs the Contract is being performedContract. The Contractor agrees to use reasonable efforts endeavours to reflect this Condition in any subcontract that it enters into to satisfy the requirements of the Contract and to require its Subcontractors to reflect this Condition in their subcontracts that they enter into to satisfy the requirements of the Contract. 17Subcontracting Subcontracting any part of the Contract shall not relieve the Contractor of any obligation, duty or liability attributable to the Contractor under the Contract. The Contractor shall ensure, to the extent that they are applicable, that the Conditions of the Contract are reflected in any subcontracts for any part of the Contractor Deliverables. In all circumstances the Contractor shall ensure that all subcontracts in relation to this Contract include: a requirement that either party to the subcontract may release to the Authority any of those parts of the subcontract documentation as are necessary to demonstrate the Contractor’s compliance with the provisions of the Contract and that any such release shall not amount to a breach of any provision of confidentiality contained within the subcontract; and a term which requires payment to be made to the Subcontractor within a specified period not exceeding thirty (30) calendar days from receipt of a valid invoice as defined by the subcontract requirements; and Clause A16 (Child Labour and Employment Law) of the Contract; and Clause B9 (Timber and Wood-Derived Products) of the Contract. Where the Contractor places any subcontract with a value of more than £50,000 in connection with this Contract, it shall ensure that it has the right to terminate that subcontract for convenience, in the event that the Authority exercises its right to terminate this Contract under Condition A22 (Termination for Convenience), with twenty (20) Business Days notice (or such other notice period as the Authority shall give under this Contract). When placing subcontracts, the Contractor is asked to give consideration, as far as possible, to placing work on a competitive basis with Subcontractors that are Supported Businesses. The Contractor can find details of Supported Businesses in the United Kingdom on the Supported Business Directory that is British Association for Supported Employment at Xxxx 0, 000 Xxxx Xxxx, ‘Xxxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx XX0 0XX (Telephone: 00000 000000) or xxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxxx-xx.xxx/procurement. The Contractor shall secure from any Subcontractor, the prompt notification to the Authority of the Information required by clause D1.a of clause D1 (Third Party Intellectual Property – Rights and Restrictions). On receipt of any such notification the Authority shall issue a written authorisation to the Subcontractor in accordance with clause D1.g. Any such authorisation shall always be subject to clauses D1.j, D1.k and D1.n as though the Subcontractor was the Contractor. If any claim or action relevant to such authorisation arises, it shall be promptly notified to the Authority. The Contractor is not authorised to enter into any substantive correspondence in such matter nor in any way to act on behalf of the Authority in such claim or action. Any arrangement between the Contractor and Subcontractor to enable the Contractor to underwrite their indemnities to the Authority under this Condition is a matter between the Contractor and the Subcontractor. Where the Contractor subcontracts work under the Contract, which is likely to be subject to foreign export control, the Contractor shall use reasonable endeavours to incorporate in each subcontract the terms set out in Schedule 5 to this Contract. Where it is not practicable to include the terms set out in Schedule 5, the Contractor shall report that fact and the circumstances to the Authority.