Promoting the Program Sample Clauses
The "Promoting the Program" clause defines the obligations and permissions related to marketing and publicizing a specific program covered by the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines how each party may use the program’s name, logo, or other identifying materials in promotional activities, and may set requirements for obtaining prior approval before making public statements or advertisements. Its core function is to ensure that both parties coordinate their promotional efforts, maintain brand integrity, and avoid unauthorized or misleading representations of the program.
Promoting the Program. 10.1 At least once a year, Management will make employees aware of the EAP and the services it provides.
10.2 Newly hired employees will receive appropriate EAP materials at their Western orientation.
10.3 Within sixty (60) days of the change in any EAP contractor, or any change in the nature of services provided, all affected employees will be notified in writing.
Promoting the Program. A. At least once a year, Management will make employees aware of the Employee Assistance Program and the services it provides.
B. Newly hired employees will receive appropriate EAP materials at their DOL orientation.
C. Within 60 days of the change in any EAP contractor, or any change in the nature of services provided, all affected employees will be notified in writing.
Promoting the Program. A. At least once a year, the Agency will make employees aware of the Employee Assistance Program and the services it provides.
B. Posters will be posted on official bulletin boards giving information on the program.
C. Newly hired employees will receive appropriate Program materials at their DFAS orientation.
D. As soon as a change is known in any Program contractor, or any change in the nature of services provided, all affected employees will be notified in writing.
Promoting the Program