Host Companies definition

Host Companies are those companies who may provide staging areas or other resources to a Responding Company. Requesting Company will reimburse Host Company for expenses incurred in the provision and management of interim staging areas (i.e. labor and miscellaneous expenses provided by the host company to operate the staging area, but not including any Responding Company crew costs). In emergencies involving more than one Requesting Company, staging costs will be shared by Requesting Companies on a prorated basis based on the resources committed to each Requesting Company entering (logged into) the staging site.
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Examples of Host Companies in a sentence

  • Additional information supplied by you in order to complete the hiring process with Host Companies and may include bank details, proof of right to work, next of kin, etc.

  • INTRAX provides assistance with entry and orientation to the United States to qualified individuals who seek experience with qualified Host Companies (“Host Company”) in the United States.

  • This agreement is not set in stone and Host Companies are not legally bound.

  • The Recruiters may share your data with Host Companies, our or their controlled affiliates and subsidiaries and other vendors working on our or their behalf.

  • The financial statements of each of the Host Companies set forth on Schedule 11 hereto have been delivered to each Lender and, except as set forth on said Schedule 11, present fairly the financial position of such Host Company as at the date set forth on said Schedule and the results of its operations for the period set forth on said Schedule.

  • Further, if the Company or any Host Companies have at any time one or more liability insurance policies in effect that insure executive officers of the Company or any of the Host Companies for errors, omissions, or otherwise, then that policy or those policies shall be extended to cover the Executive.

  • Prepare the Candidate for the interviews with potential Host Companies.

  • GSRP shall cause each of the Parent and the Host Companies to subordinate all of its indebtedness, liabilities or obligations, direct or contingent, owing to it from GSRP to the payment of the Obligations.

  • Evaluation Data is used to record the Recruiters’ assessment of your suitability for positions with Host Companies that you are being considered for and your status within the recruitment process.

  • Screening/Selection Data is used to decide on your suitability for positions with Host Companies that you apply to or to identify positions with Host Companies for which we think you may be more suitable.