Living Conditions. (1) The Employer shall provide, free of charge, decent accommodation, inclusive of water, electricity, gas, necessary furniture and sanitary amenities as well as sleeping facilities.
Living Conditions. If meals and living accommodations are provided by the Buyer, Seller reserves the right to recall the Seller's personnel if the accommodations and meals are not suitable (as determined by the Seller's management). Seller reserves the right to make alternate arrangements at the cost of the Buyer if other accommodations are available.
Living Conditions. 28.1 Fire Department facilities will be subject to inspection in even-numbered years by Health and Safety Inspectors. Wherever possible and practical, items requiring attention will be dealt with in the calendar year of the inspection. Otherwise, such items will be included in the estimates of the following year and given high priority by the Fire Department.
Living Conditions. The City will continue to work collaboratively with the Foreign Fire Insurance Board and the Firefighters Association to cover the cost of providing appliances (e.g., stoves, refrigerators, etc.), cooking and eating utensils, furniture (beds, desks, chairs, etc.), and entertainment/training equipment (TV’s, VCR, DVD, etc.) for each fire station.
Living Conditions. All residents will be provided: on-call housing, 3 new lab coats in the PGY 1 year and 2 replacement lab coats in the PGY 2-7 year as needed and $1,000 per year meal allowance to be paid semi-annually. Personal housing must be obtained and fully paid for by the Resident. Details of any other optional /additional living condition benefits provided by the Hospital are outlined in Exhibit A, attached and incorporated by reference herein.
Living Conditions a. The EMPLOYER agrees to provide its firefighters at all installation fire stations with suitable living conditions to include: furniture, bedding/mattresses, lockers, kitchen and dining equipment, day-room television with the current level of cable service, and recreational equipment within the limitations imposed by applicable regulations, funding, and available spaces. The EMPLOYER agrees to provide and maintain an effective climate controlled environment within all fire stations.
Living Conditions. We expect you to be aware of the isolated living conditions on the island. Any shopping you do is limited to the ferry connection 2-4 times a week unless you take the expensive taxi boat. Please also be aware that the closest town, Dalsbruk, is a small village with no specialty stores. Though some equipment can be obtained from Kimito center, about 40 kilometers from Kasnäs ferry harbour, the most practical way is to mail order stuff to the ferry. The limited connections to the island also limits the social life. As the amount of tourists during off-season is low, face-to-face contacts might be limited to the other resident artist(s) and the occasional service personnel. However, for contacts and equipment you are free to spend a few days on the mainland. In that case please contact us if you need help arranging accommodation. The weather in the archipelago is by no means extreme and actually the warmest in Finland. That said, we urge you to prepare for the occasional heavy winds and rain as well as cold and snow in the winter months when the sea has frozen. Our expectations We expect you to generally follow your stated Work Plan and write a short report or documentary of your work after your departure. If applicable to your work, we would like to keep in touch later and be able use images of your Örö-related work in our promotion. Our resident artists will also have a possibility (no obligation) of taking part in an exhibition in Summer 2017. About the organization You ought to be aware of the organizations working on the island and their roles: The island itself is owned by the Finnish state and managed by the state-owned forest administration enterprise, Metsähallitus. They run the general services on the island such as plumbing, electricity and property maintenance as well as take care of and enforce the nature protection status. They are also coordinating the ferry connections to the island with various subcontractors. The service personnel you might meet on the island are mostly working for Metsähallitus. The main commercial operator on the island is called Skärgårdskompaniet Ab. They run the guest harbour, restaurant and accommodation business. With a new hotel complet- ed in summer 2016 their business is expanding to year-round function. The Finnish Army and Naval forces are also still active on the island. They use it for observation and occasional military practice. Although they are not entitled to exclusive use of the island (except the small d...
Living Conditions. The Contractor shall provide the necessary accommodation and living environment for the personnel employed to implement the Contract; the Contractor shall take effective measures to prevent infectious diseases for the Warranty of the construction workers' health, and regularly perform professional inspection and treatment on epidemic prevention and sanitation in the construction worker's living camp and Construction Site. Besides, the medical personnel and facilities necessary for injury and disease prevention and emergency should be equipped with at the Construction Site far from the town.
Living Conditions a. The Company shall provide sufficient bedding, linens and towels such that each person aboard shall have a clean, fresh supply each week.
Living Conditions. On-call housing, lab coats and meal allowance will be provided by the Hospital, the details of which are outlined in Exhibit A, attached and incorporated by reference herein. Personal housing must be obtained and fully paid for by the Resident.
