No Co-Employment, Joint Employer or Common Law Employees Sample Clauses

No Co-Employment, Joint Employer or Common Law Employees a. The Parties acknowledge that as a necessity to perform the Custodial Services, Vendor Personnel are assigned and deployed to work within the Board Facilities; however such assignment to Board Facilities does not serve to create any employment relationship with the Board. Vendor further acknowledges that some Vendor Personnel may be former Board employees. Vendor acknowledges that with respect to all Vendor Personnel, but specifically with respect to any Vendor Personnel who are former Board employees, there is a risk that such Vendor Personnel may attempt to assert claims alleging that (i) the Board and Vendor are their joint employers; (ii) the Board and Vendor are their co-employers; and/or (iii) they are the common law employees of the Board. Vendor shall indemnify the Board against any such claims made by Vendor Personnel arising out of allegations of a joint, co-employer, or common law employee relationship as required pursuant to the indemnification provisions hereunder, and in an effort to prevent such claims, Vendor shall provide the Vendor Personnel adequate supervision, evaluations, feedback, and monitor, evaluate and keep records relating to each Vendor Personnel while assigned to work at a Board Facility.
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