Staff Assignments and Technical Quality Sample Clauses

Staff Assignments and Technical Quality. KEY PERSONNEL and other team members are expected to be utilized in such a manner as to result in efficient workflow, quality deliverables and on-time performance. Reassignments should be minimal and positively influence performance. Staffing adjustments to address turnovers or performance deficiencies are to be handled expeditiously, maintaining on-time performance. Replacement of KEY PERSONNEL is subject to the terms and conditions of this CONTRACT.
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