Removal and Reassignment Sample Clauses

Removal and Reassignment. Vendor agrees to remove any of its staff or subcontractor’s staff from performing Services if the Board, in its sole discretion, believes that such individual is not performing acceptably or is endangering the safety or welfare of any CPS student. Vendor further agrees to bear any costs associated with the removal of such person. Vendor shall have a transition plan for all key personnel on this account. In the event of removal, reassignment or departure, Vendor will provide transitional coverage of any Key Personnel within five (5) business days and will have new personnel fully in place within sixty (60) days.
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Removal and Reassignment. Vendor agrees to remove any of its staff or subcontractor’s staff from performing Services if the Board, in its sole discretion, believes that such individual is not performing acceptably or is endangering the safety or welfare of any CPS student. Vendor further agrees to bear any costs associated with the removal of such person.
Removal and Reassignment. The College will remove, reassign, or otherwise address the problems of any student whose work is judged by the supervising teacher and/or building administrator to jeopardize the educational advancement of the class f Background Checks: All College students to be placed in exploratory teaching assignments in the School will be subject to criminal background checks in accordance with state law for all employees. A satisfactory criminal background check must be on file with the School before any college student is placed in a school. The student should provide a copy of the background check to the school. The School will review and decide if there is a problem with the student. The School reserves the right to refuse to allow any person to participate in the program, in its sole discretion, based upon the results of the criminal background check.
Removal and Reassignment. Vendor agrees to remove any of its staff or subcontractor’s staff from performing Services if the Board, in its sole discretion, believes that such individual is not performing acceptably or is endangering the safety or welfare of any CPS student. Vendor further agrees to bear any costs associated with the removal of such person. Vendor shall have a transition plan for all key personnel on this account. In the event of removal, reassignment or departure, Vendor will provide transitional coverage of any Key Personnel within five (5) business DocuSign Envelope ID: A4D19029-22F0-4513-8EAB-E19E03DCDD26 days and will have new personnel fully in place within sixty (60) days.

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