Time Charging Sample Clauses
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Time Charging. Time charging process at ETC is summarized as follows: The Company utilizes a job cost accounting system. As stated earlier, all contracts and orders, commercial and government, are assigned an SOR number (a Sales Order Release number). This number is disseminated company-wide. All direct labor (as well as all materials) expended on a given contract is charged to its SOR number and is entered on the employee’s time sheet. Time sheets are reviewed for accurate time charging and signed by a supervisor, then forwarded to the Accounting Department, where the labor cost is collected and entered under the SOR number in the Aftec PRO-III accounting system. ETC supervisors are tasked with educating employees under their supervision in this process, and in the importance of the proper and accurate completion of their time sheets. ETC understands the importance of maintaining strict compliance with this process, especially when it comes to tracking and recording labor and materials to government contracts. Moreover, ETC further understands the significance of specifically tracking labor and materials as it relates to potential changes. With that in mind, ETC will, at the earliest opportunity and in no case later then at the time of notifying the CO of a potential change, issue a SOR for each potential change that it identifies on a government contract. Moreover, when recording time to a change SOR, employees will be instructed to keep the most detailed time records so that they may be used accurately to support any charges included in the change.
Time Charging. We will charge You for time spent on the following: • Researching the legal position and background of your case • Reading and studying papers and documents in your case • Talking to You and other parties in person and on the telephone • Corresponding with You and other parties by letter or email • Drafting pleadings and/or other documentation • Preparing papers for your barrister (if applicable) and the court • Attending meetings with your barrister • Attending court on your behalf
Time Charging. Where charges are calculated on a time basis, the following time shall be included within the calculation in addition to any time which would otherwise be reasonably chargeable: preparation; research; drafting; writing and reviewing; projection management and administration.
