Promotional Payments Sample Clauses
The Promotional Payments clause defines the terms under which payments are made in connection with promotional activities or campaigns. Typically, it outlines the conditions for earning such payments, the calculation methods, and the timing of disbursements, such as bonuses for meeting sales targets or incentives for specific marketing efforts. This clause ensures that both parties understand when and how promotional payments are triggered, providing clarity and preventing disputes over compensation related to promotional initiatives.
Promotional Payments. If we receive any promotional allowance or rebate from any provider of goods or services, you hereby assign any interest in any such payment, rebate or promotional allowance to us.
Promotional Payments. (a) Any Umpire that undertakes an AFL approved Promotional Activity will be paid a predetermined fee from the Promotional Fund, with such payments set out below: AFL High Performance Umpire Mentoring $4,250 AFL Mates Program $3,000
(b) The AFL, in consultation with the AFLUA, may predetermine amounts for other Promotional Activities.
(c) If no specific amount is designated for a particular Promotional Activity, such Promotional Activity will attract a $200 per hour fee, with the time required for an activity to be determined by the AFL prior to each Promotional Activity.
(d) For any Promotional Activity that falls outside the metropolitan area of the city where the Umpire resides, the Umpire will be paid a travel allowance of $100 per hour.
(e) For the avoidance of doubt, the minimum payment for a Promotional Activity is one hour.
(f) Rookie Umpires shall not be eligible for payments for Promotional Activities.
(g) Payment for Promotional Activities will be paid monthly in arrears.
(h) Tax shall be deducted from the payments made to Umpires for the promotional Activity and remitted to the Australian Taxation Office in the usual way.