Charge Rate means the Employment Business’ charges calculated in accordance with clause 6 and as may be varied from time to time in accordance with these Terms
Charge Rate means as agreed between the parties on an Assignment basis.
Charge Rate means the rate at which a Chargeable Call is charged;
Examples of Charge Rate in a sentence
In case the Technology Consultancy Services are provided on a time and material basis, each invoice shall be calculated in accordance with the time spent in providing the Technology Consultancy Services, multiplied by the applicable Charge Rate.
The Charge Rate, together with any supplementary or special rates for additional time, weekends and bank holidays shall be specified in the Work Order/SOW.
More Definitions of Charge Rate
Charge Rate means the rate(s) applicable to the provision of Services requested by the Hirer for an Assignment as notified under clause 3. Client means client(s) or customer(s) of the Hirer as advised by the Hirer from time to time.
Charge Rate means as agreed between the parties on an Assignment basis. "Pensions Act" means the Pensions Act 2008.
Charge Rate means the maximum rate, measured in MW, at which the Energy Storage System can be charged, as set forth in Exhibit A hereto.
Charge Rate means the rate set out on the relevant table of the Year 2 Sub-contract in Annex 1 as follows:
Charge Rate means the sum of Pay plus Agreed Xxxx Up.
Charge Rate means the fees payable by the Client to N-V on an hourly, daily or other such basis as agreed between the Parties in the applicable Work Order, SOW or elsewhere, excluding any applicable value added tax (“VAT”) or any other such overseas equivalent and based on the total cost of supplying the Professional Services.