Supplier’s Agency Fee Sample Clauses

Supplier’s Agency Fee. The Supplier is expected to charge a fixed fee per hour per type of job profile required for provision of the Services in accordance with the Contract. The Supplier’s Agency Fee charged: shall be a fixed fee (£/xxxxx) per hour and not a percentage charge.. shall cover all costs associated with the Supplier providing the Services required by this Framework Agreement Schedule 1 (Services) Sub-Schedule 1(a) (Service specification for the provision of Temporary work-seekers) and Framework Agreement Schedule 4 (Order Form & Call-Off Terms), the Contract and the fulfilment of the Order. For example, the costs associated with the administration, fulfilment, processing, recruitment, Introduction and on-going management of the Temporary work-seeker whilst on the Assignment and other overheads including staffing costs, a reasonable profit margin and risk costing etc. For the avoidance of doubt, the Agency Fee charged shall not in any way be calculated by reference to either the Hourly rate of pay to the Temporary work-seeker or the Statutory Contributions provided for by paragraphs 14.4 and 14.5 above respectively; shall, during each year of the Framework, be agreed at the outset and capped for the duration of the Contract; shall be reasonable and provide excellent value for money and be transparent to all Parties, including the Customer and the Approved Sub-Contractor utilised in the execution of the Contract (where applicable). The Supplier will be expected to work with its wider network of Approved Sub-Contractors within its (and/or the Customer’s) Supply Chain to establish a pricing model that more closely reflects the actual costs incurred and to develop a pricing model to reflect this. The aim of this initiative should be to create a fairer and more sustainable policy for Approved Sub-Contractors and to reduce the costs to the Customers; and The Supplier should not offer unrealistic Agency Fees which cannot be maintained over the life of the Framework and/or allows you a reasonable profit margin - and will continue to do so – throughout the duration of the Framework. must deliver savings for the Customer and any savings generated must be objectively measured and demonstrable to assist Customer’s to reach their savings targets; and must be itemised separately on all invoices submitted by the Supplier and be made available as part of all Management Information. The Supplier: should avoid multiple pricing policies and must use their best endeavours to provide the...
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Supplier’s Agency Fee. 14.1.7. where applicable, Supplier’s MSP Fee;
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Supplier’s Agency Fee. 14.6.1. The Supplier is expected to charge a fixed fee per hour per type of job profile required for provision of the Services in accordance with the Contract.
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