Expatriate Personnel definition
Examples of Expatriate Personnel in a sentence
Expatriate Personnel acting in accordance with instructions issued by the Royal Danish Embassy in the event of a crisis or taking such precautions as are deemed to be warranted under the circumstances, and thus being restrained from reporting for work, shall not be considered to be in dereliction of duty under the relevant contract.
Cambodia shall facilitate the issuance of national driver’s licenses to the expatriate Personnel and their spouses and dependents who hold a valid license from Denmark or another country or allow the use of international driver’s licenses and furthermore facilitate the registration of vehicles for the personal use of the Expatriate Personnel and their spouses and dependents.
In this regard, the Parties agree that the Expatriate Personnel shall perform no services for NSIMG during the time of the secondment and NSIMG shall have no control of the day-to-day activities of the Expatriate Personnel.
NSMY agrees to compensate NSIMG for Management and Consulting Services that it provides to NSMY through Consulting Personnel (other than Expatriate Personnel) in the form of a fee equal to the Consulting Rate for such Consulting Personnel as established by NSMIG from time to time multiplied by the number of hours, months or days or other time period, as the case may be, that such Consulting Personnel provided Management and Consulting Services.
The Expatriate Personnel shall have the right to export from the Republic of Mozambique free of any Customs Duties and levies the aforesaid personal and household effects imported by them, within the conditions stipulated in the Customs Tariff.