Personnel and Competencies. The Client may, by notice in writing to the Supplier, object to any of the Supplier's personnel and the Supplier will immediately remove such person from performing the Services and provide a suitable replacement at no additional cost to the Client. The Supplier undertakes that it will not introduce or supply any personnel to the Client unless it has first obtained confirmation of their identity, that they have the experience, training, qualifications and any authorisations which the Client considers are necessary or which are required by Law to deliver the Service. The Supplier shall ensure that its personnel have all the necessary administrative and legal authorisations including (without limitation) entry visas, residence permits and work permits; and ensure that personnel required by the Client to be security cleared obtain clearance prior to commencement of the Services; and enter into a confidentiality agreement with the Client in a form acceptable to the Client. Choose an item.
Personnel and Competencies. The names of those of the contractor’s staff who are regarded as key personnel for the delivery of the services should be set out in a schedule to the general terms and conditions of contract. This important condition is designed to ensure that the services are actually performed by those individuals unless the client agrees to their replacement, or where there is good reason, such as long-term sickness. On longer-term contracts, the client may wish instead to become involved at an early stage in the approval and handover arrangements for new personnel during the life of the contract. This condition is important where the contractor has any kind of access to the premises of the client since it gives the client the right to refuse admission in respect of individual members of staff. It refers to the client’s premises but alternative wording may be necessary if there are other bodies using the services in addition to the client. The contractor may want to be excused from its related obligations to perform if the client exercises these rights. Any concessions on this point should not apply if the client exercises such rights by reason of the contractor’s default or if it provides appropriate notice to the contractor.
Personnel and Competencies. The Supplier will employ the Key Personnel to supervise the performance of the Services. Any changes to the Key Personnel must be approved by the Client in advance. The Client may, by notice in writing to the Supplier, object to any of the Supplier's personnel and the Supplier will immediately remove such person from performing the Services and provide a suitable replacement at no additional cost to the Client. The Supplier undertakes that it will not introduce or supply any personnel to the Client unless it has first obtained confirmation of their identity, that they have the experience, training, qualifications and any authorisations which the Client considers are necessary or which are required by law to deliver the Service. The Supplier shall ensure that its personnel have all the necessary administrative and legal authorisations including (without limitation) entry visas, residence permits and work permits; and ensure that personnel required by the Client to be security cleared obtain clearance prior to commencement of the Services; and enter into a confidentiality agreement with the Client in a form acceptable to the Client.
