Local Hiring Goals Sample Clauses

Local Hiring Goals. Developer shall use Reasonable Business Efforts in the context of this Agreement to have fifty percent (50%) of all employee hours of On-Site Retail and Commercial Work performed by qualified Local Residents (the “Retail/Commercial Local Hiring Goal”). The Retail/Commercial Local Hiring Goal shall be measured based on the total number of employee hours worked, and not on the number of jobs filled by a particular Retail/Commercial Employer. To satisfy its obligations to use Reasonable Business Efforts to achieve the Local Retail/Commercial Local Hiring Goal, Developer shall (a) require all Retail/Commercial Employers to comply with the provisions and hiring processes described in Article 6.5 and (b) comply with the obligations set forth in Article 6.7.
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Local Hiring Goals. 11.1 In recognition of the District’s mission to serve its students, graduates, and residents, the parties agree that, to the extent allowed by law and the applicable hiring hall procedures, as long as they possess the requisite skills and qualifications, District graduates and residents of the Tri-Valley Area (defined as the cities of Livermore, Dublin, and Pleasanton) shall be first referred for work on the Project, with a goal that at least 30% of the hours on the Project will be worked by residents of the Tri-Valley Area. The Contractors shall make their best efforts to attain this goal by requesting the referral of District graduates and residents of the Tri-Valley Area, and the Unions will exert their best efforts to recruit and refer such qualified craft workers.
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Local Hiring Goals. Developer shall use Reasonable Business Efforts in the context of this Agreement to have forty percent (40%) of all hours of Project Construction Work performed by qualified Local Residents (the “Local Hiring Goal”). The Local Hiring Goal shall be measured based on the total number of hours of Project Construction Work, and not on the number of hours of Project Construction Work performed by a particular Construction Employer. To satisfy its obligations to use Reasonable Business Efforts to achieve the Local Hiring Goal, Developer shall require all Construction Employers to use and comply with the Targeted Construction Hiring Program and the recordkeeping obligations set forth in Articles 5.5 and 5.6 respectively.
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