Loss of Service. 6.1 You recognise that We make every attempt to select the most reliable systems. The SLA is based on Us making all reasonable efforts to keep the Direct Credit System up and running efficiently and cost-effectively and We can guarantee 99.5% availability excluding planned maintenance.
Loss of Service. An employee shall lose continuous service when he/she is discharged, released, resigns, retires, accepts layoff without recall rights, is on continuous layoff for more than ten (10) years from date of layoff, or when he/she is on the recall listing, but not on the active payroll and declines or fails to report or make satisfactory arrangements within fourteen (14) calendar days after being notified of a recall. If such employee is later rehired, he/she shall be considered a new employee and continuous service shall date from the date of most recent hire.
Loss of Service. Any employee with regular or trial service status who separates from county service for reasons other than a layoff and subsequently returns to county employment shall not regain previously accrued seniority credit if the break in service is for more than ninety (90) calendar days.
Loss of Service. An Employee shall lose service credits and their employment will be terminated for any of the following reasons:
Loss of Service notification procedure
Loss of Service. An employee shall lose all service and the employee’s employment shall be deemed to have terminated if he:
Loss of Service. You acknowledge and understand that the Service does not function in the event of power failure or failure of your high speed Internet device. Should there be an interruption in the power supply or a failure of your high speed Internet device, the Service will not function until power is restored and/or the device is repaired, as the case may be. A power failure or disruption may require the Customer to reset or reconfigure the Equipment prior to utilizing the Service. Power disruptions or high speed Internet device failures also will prevent dialing to emergency service numbers including the 911 calling feature.
Loss of Service. Customer acknowledges and understands that the VoIP Service does not function in the event of power failure. Customer also acknowledges and understands that the VoIP Service requires a fully functional broadband connection to the Internet (which may or may not be provided by Tek-Hut) and that, accordingly, in the event of an outage or, or termination of service with or by Customer’s Internet service provider (“ISP”) and/or broadband provider, the VoIP Service will not function, but that Customer will continue to be billed for the VoIP Service unless and until Customer or Tek-Hut terminate the VoIP Service in accordance with this Agreement. Power disruptions or failures or ISP outages will also prevent dialing to emergency service numbers including the 911 calling feature. Should Tek-Hut suspend or terminate Customer’s VoIP Service, the VoIP Service will not function until such time as Tek-Hut restores Customer’s VoIP Service (which may require payment of all invoices and reconnection fees owed by Customer or cure of any breach by Customer of this Agreement).
Loss of Service. The Customer recognizes that the company makes every attempt to select the most reliable systems and understands that unless Customer has an unlimited IT budget, it is impossible for the company to guarantee zero downtime. This SLA is based on the company's best efforts, within the Customer's IT budget, to keep Customer's system up and running efficiently and cost-effectively.
Loss of Service. Service and employment will be terminated when an employee:
