Contractor’s Workforce definition

Contractor’s Workforce means all persons, whether individuals, companies, partnerships, proprietorships or otherwise, engaged directly or indirectly by the Contractor or as otherwise specified under this Agreement to perform the Work, including the employees, agents and subcontractors of the Contractor and the employees, agents and subcontractors of those subcontractors;
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Examples of Contractor’s Workforce in a sentence

  • The Contractor will, if and as requested by the Company, forthwith, and without liability of any nature whatsoever on the part of the Company, replace any person in the Contractor’s Workforce, or any replacement thereof, who the Company, by notice to the Contractor and acting reasonably, indicates is unable to perform, or is not performing, their duties in respect of the Work in a manner consistent with the obligations of the Contractor under this Agreement.

  • The Contractor will, and to the extent this Agreement is revealed to the Contractor’s Workforce, will require the Contractor’s Workforce to, keep all terms and conditions of this Agreement confidential unless, but only to the extent, disclosure is required to comply with this Agreement or by law.

  • The Prime Contractor’s Workforce Utilization Plan will be reviewed by the PAC and appropriate efforts shall be taken to ensure the desired utilization.

  • The access rights of the Contractor’s Workforce with access to the Contractor’s Information Processing System(s) or media containing Personal Data are removed upon termination of their employment, contract or agreement, or adjusted upon change of job function.

  • Contractor agrees to ensure that any and all agents (other than Contractor’s Workforce members) or subcontractors that Contractor may have a need to utilize in carrying out its obligations under this Agreement agree in writing to comply with this Agreement, HIPAA, and other applicable law prior to allowing any such agent or subcontractor to access, create, use, disclose, transmit, maintain or store any PHI.

  • The Contractor shall submit an updated Prime Quarterly Contractor’s Workforce Report, Subcontractor’s Workforce Report and Quarterly Prime Contractor’s Report for all construction contracts quarterly, and any additional reports deemed by the County as necessary for M/WBE subcontractor utilization reporting purposes.

  • The Contractor shall submit an updated Prime Monthly Contractor’s Workforce Report, Sub-Contractor’s Workforce Report and Monthly Prime Contractor’s Report for all construction contracts monthly, and any additional reports deemed by the County as necessary for M/WBE sub-contractor utilization reporting purposes.

  • In the event OHA determines Contractor’s Workforce report fails to comply with such criteria, Contractor shall follow the process set forth in Sec.

  • OHA shall annually review Contractor’s Workforce report for compliance with this Sec.

  • For the services described above, the Chamber agrees to pay the Contractor: An amount equal to the salary (not including benefit costs) of the Contractor’s Workforce Liaison position, which shall be between $53,040-$70,000/year for an overall Contract total not to exceed $210,000.