NPSI definition
Examples of NPSI in a sentence
Confidential information includes information which is not generally known in the business conducted by Employer, NPSI or any of NPSI’s subsidiaries or affiliates, but does not include general skills, generally known knowledge and experience acquired by Employee during his employment with Employer.
Employee further covenants and agrees to use such confidential information exclusively for the benefit of Employer, NPSI and/or NPSI’s other subsidiaries and to make any new employer of Employee aware of Employee’s obligations under this Paragraph 9.
This Agreement contains the entire understanding of the parties with respect to the subject matter hereof, and all prior understandings and previously executed employment agreements between Employer and/or NPSI, on the one hand, and Employee, on the other hand, if any, (including but not limited to the Existing Agreement) are hereby superceded.
Employer shall provide to any person, entity or group that Employer is aware is likely to acquire a controlling interest in Employer or NPSI a copy of this Agreement, make that person/entity/group aware of the provisions of this Agreement and require that person/entity/group, as a condition of the acquisition, to acknowledge and agree to the provisions of this Agreement.
The installer must be certified by the NPSI or an equivalent organization and follow the installation guidelines set forth by that organization.
Communicate to staff and direct efforts to achieving all goals of NPSI and its subsidiaries.
Work with the executive team of NPSI, and assist the managements of NPSI’s subsidiaries, in developing and evaluating new product, service, and other strategic opportunities.
Also serve on the Salary Committees of NPSI and its subsidiaries, which committees review management employees’ evaluations, establish wage schedules and evaluate management wage increases.
It provides the basis for working toward the national goals that Australia will be ranked, by 2025, as one of the top five highest performing countries based on the performance of Australian school students in reading, mathematics and science, and based on the quality and equity of Australian schooling – as set out in the National Plan for School Improvement (NPSI) at Part 4 of this Agreement.
The Parties recognise the important role of non-government schools and systems as providers of school education and affirm non-government schools and systems’ responsibilities in implementing the relevant aspects of the NPSI.