Exit Group definition
Examples of Exit Group in a sentence
Each Party will make available sufficient resources to meet the requirements of the Exit Group.
Once Defendants achieve the performance standard for all exit criteria within a designated Exit Group for three consecutive six-month Reporting Periods and comply with any enforcement orders entered by the Court, Defendants shall be entitled to exit from the provisions of the Agreement included within that Exit Group.
The Exit Group will manage all the activities needed for the transfer of the Transferring Services from Harrow to Barnet or any Future Provider so that the transition is carried out as seamlessly as possible.
The Parties will during the Exit Period jointly establish an exit group comprising staff of both Parties to manage transition of the Services, and to implement the provisions of the Exit Plan (the Exit Group).
The Exit Group shall use all reasonable endeavours to agree and implement any other steps, measures, processes and/or procedures in order to minimise the potential for any Potential Returning Employees not being the subject of a Relevant Transfer to the Councils or any Future Provider at the end of the Exit Period.
The Exit Group will manage all the activities needed for the transfer of the Returning Services from Encompass to the Council or any Future Service Provider so that the transition is carried out as seamlessly as possible.
The Exit Group will manage all the activities needed for the transfer of the Services from the Charity to the Council or any Future Provider so that the transition is carried out as seamlessly as possible.
At the start of the Exit Period, to the extent possible under the Regulations and/or any other applicable law applicable at the relevant time, the Exit Group shall use all reasonable endeavours to consult the Potential Returning Employees and/or their appointed employee representatives or trade unions, to confirm who will be the subject of a Relevant Transfer to the Council or any Future Provider at the end of the Exit Period.