Main model Clause Samples
The "Main model" clause defines the primary framework or methodology that governs the agreement or project. It typically specifies which model, standard, or approach will be used as the basis for all work, such as a particular software architecture, business process, or regulatory standard. By clearly identifying the main model, this clause ensures that all parties have a shared understanding of the foundational structure, reducing ambiguity and aligning expectations throughout the duration of the contract or project.
Main model. The main model for professional and vocational training is two years of training at an upper secondary school (levels 1 and 2), plus two years of apprenticeship with an enterprise, with 50% training time and 50% value generating time. Hourly rates for apprentices amount to a percentage of the hourly rate exclusive of all supplements for newly trained skilled workers in the enterprise. This includes any bonus that is a part of the skilled workers’ hourly pay. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. half year School 30 40 50 80 per cent
Main model. This study estimates difference-in-differences (DD) models to find average treatment effects of the reform on low-wage workers. For the treatment group, the analysis considers individuals whose hourly wage was below the new NMW before 1999 before being raised to comply with the new wage floor immediately after the policy change. Following previous evidence for spillover effects of the NMW (Butcher et al., 2012; Arulampalam et al., 2004) and given the fact that the sample size for this group of directly affected workers is quite small (144 individuals), workers who earned slightly above the new wage floor in 1998 before receiving a raise immediately after the reform are also considered as treated. Consistent with previous findings on the magnitude of spillover effects, only workers who earn less than £5.00 in 2000 are included.18 The control group is comprised of workers who are also paid hourly but who did not