Reporting Issues. Resident(s) shall report the following to the Office of Residence Life and Physical Plant:
Reporting Issues. Company may report any issue related to this Statement of Business Rules, including any request by a Microsoft representative for Company to act in a manner that conflicts with this Statement of Business Rules or this Agreement, by using any of the resources listed below. Company is encouraged to work with its primary Microsoft contact in resolving a business practice or compliance concern. However, Microsoft recognizes that there may be times when this is not possible or appropriate. In such instances, please use any of the following: Microsoft Business Conduct Line. The Microsoft Business Conduct Line is a dedicated, toll-free phone line that is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year (phone calls may be made anonymously). It is operated by an external third-party vendor that has trained professionals to take calls in confidence, and report concerns to the Microsoft Director of Compliance for appropriate action. o Calls made from inside the United States may be made toll-free to 1-877-320-MSFT (6738). o Calls made from outside the United States may be made by accessing an international operator and asking to place a collect call to 0-000-000-0000.
Reporting Issues. If you experience or witness unacceptable behavior—or have any other concerns—please report it by contacting us via xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxx.xxx. All reports will be handled with discretion. In your report please include: – Your contact information. – Names (real, nicknames, or pseudonyms) of any individuals involved. If there are additional witnesses, please include them as well. Your account of what occurred, and if you believe the incident is ongoing. If there is a publicly available record, please include a link. – Any additional information that may be helpful. After filing a report, a representative will contact you personally, review the incident, follow up with any additional questions, and make a decision as to how to respond. If the person who is harassing you is part of the response team, they will recuse themselves from handling your incident. If the complaint originates from a member of the response team, it will be handled by a different member of the response team. We will respect confidentiality requests for the purpose of protecting victims of abuse.
Reporting Issues. All technical support requests and problem reports should be directed to the OTN Technical Support Team, by phone or email. The responding technician will log the call in the ticketing system and give the requestor a service ticket number. If a Member calls back regarding the same issue, it is helpful to provide the service ticket number for quick reference. Whenever a Member contacts OTN Technical Support, they should provide the site and system numbers, contact information, and the reason for the call. If a Member is calling about a specific videoconferencing event, they should also have the event ID available. This enables the Technical Support team to retrieve the event information, and to check the status of participating systems. If a Member is calling for help with any of OTN’s emergency clinical services, including Telestroke, Teletrauma, Telewound, Virtual Critical Care, and RCCR, they should advise the technician answering the call. Note: Any time OTN is experiencing a prolonged or widespread technical issue, the Technical Support team updates the Emergency Notification, which is a brief recorded message reporting the status of the network. To hear the Emergency Notification, call OTN Customer Care and listen for the message just before the voice menu options are presented.
Reporting Issues. If you encounter any technical issues or damage to your device, report it to your teacher or school IT department immediately. Avoid trying to fix hardware or software problems on your own, as this may cause further damage.
Reporting Issues. 190. The Monitoring Committee also observes a lack of commitment and a lack of urgency with at least some of the Parties and particularly some Adhering Banks. The lack of commitment is, for example, visible in the way the questions for this monitoring report were answered by a number of Parties and Adhering banks. Despite the warning in our Year 1 report, in too many instances, the SER had to ask additional questions to add, clarify or specify information. The information given was by times too general and inaccurate where sample checks by the Monitoring Committee did not confirm information given by the Adhering Banks. 191. For the proper functioning of the Monitoring Committee it is pivotal that it can rely with closed eyes on the information given by the Parties and the Adhering Banks. Though it has the power to ask questions but it should not have to use them where Parties and Adhering Banks fulfil their reporting obligations with diligence. 192. Considering our experiences over the past two years, the Monitoring Committee will for its final report, consider asking the banks’ internal accountants to validate the data provided. If it does, it will make a reference to this step in its final report. Working groups 193. The working groups probably reflect the best part of the DBA’s implementation in terms of cooperation. Although not without problems, the parties have listed a lessons-learned overview for a number of these working groups, reports have been drafted and published, all with added value, not only for the Parties and the Adhering Banks but also beyond the DBA. The report regarding meaningful and effective performance indicators to report on business and human rights, is still in the pipeline and is eagerly awaited.
Reporting Issues. If there’s a problem in the service or a question regarding the use of it, The Customer must contact myPBX by email or in the corresponding option inside the Customer Panel. There are video tutorials and manuals at the myPBX Help Center. If there’s a real failure in the service guaranteed by the SLA availability time, the period of failure will begin at the moment the Request was opened and so, myPBX can investigate the source of the problem to fix it.
Reporting Issues. 373. Reporting by banks showed a certain reluctance to exchange of information and transparency. Generic or piecemeal information seems to be privileged and show that banks are not yet effectively managing the human rights due diligence process, which is fundamentally very different from the kind of risks assessment banks usually lead.
Reporting Issues. All technical support requests and problem reports should be directed to the OTN Service Desk, by phone or email. The responding technician will log your call in the ticketing system and give you a service ticket number. If you have to call back regarding the same issue, it is helpful to provide the service ticket number for quick reference. Whenever you contact the Service Desk, you should report your site number and system number, if applicable. If you are calling about a specific videoconferencing event, you should also have the event ID handy. This enables the Service Desk technician to quickly retrieve particulars of the event, and to check the status of participating systems. If you are calling for help with any of OTN’s emergency clinical services, including Telestroke, Teletrauma or Surgical Telementoring, be sure to state this to the Service Desk technician answering your call.
Reporting Issues. End Users can report issues with the Biospatial IT system by phone, by e-mail, or by using the Web Client’s Help Desk feature.
