substandard performance definition
substandard performance means performance which is substandard within the meaning of section 79;
substandard performance means a certificate holder’s:
substandard performance means poor work or unacceptable performance or failing to meet the required standard set for the post; and
More Definitions of substandard performance
substandard performance means, for the purpose of Clause 23 – Substandard Performance, the performance of an employee is substandard if the employee does not, in the performance of the functions that he or she is required to perform, attain or sustain a standard that a person may reasonably be expected to attain or sustain in the performance of his or her duties. The substandard performance management process referred to in Clause 23 – Substandard Performance is separate and distinct from the Career Development and Performance Enhancement System.
substandard performance means a material deviation by the Company from any Business Plan and budget then in effect (unless such material deviation is approved pursuant to Section 6.3), or any material failure by the Company to perform in accordance with performance standards customary in the wireless telecommunications industry for similarly situated companies, unless such deviation or failure, as the case may be, is cured within 30 days following notice thereof by Members holding at least 20% of the Percentage Interests or, if such deviation or failure cannot be cured within 30 days, then within 90 days as long as the Manager is diligently acting in good faith to cure such deviation or failure as soon as reasonably practicable.
substandard performance means the failure of Executive to use reasonable efforts (i) to cause (A) the present facility of the Business to reach full production capacity on or before September 1, 1997 and (B) the construction of eight additional new facilities (or such lesser number mutually agreed to by Executive and the Company) for the Business and the reaching of full production capacity by such facilities on or before the third anniversary of the date of this Agreement, or (ii) to cause the Business to be operated so as to maximize the flush business capacity and control costs without impact upon product quality or safety, in each case as determined by the CEO as provided herein. For purposes of the preceding sentence, "full production capacity" shall mean the capability of producing at an average weekly production level of at least 400,000 flush product units. The CEO shall give Executive written notice of the CEO's concern over Executive's performance, and Executive shall have 15 days to prepare for a meeting with the CEO, at which time Executive may present any information on market competitive conditions and any other factors bearing upon his performance. In assessing Executive's performance, the CEO shall give due consideration to the overall industry experience, competitive factors and other factors identified by Executive bearing on his performance in assessing Executive's performance. After due consideration of these factors, if the CEO determines in good faith that Executive has failed to meet the foregoing standards regarding substandard performance, the CEO may provide Executive a notice of termination for cause, which notice shall be effective 45 days after delivery to Executive, during which period Executive shall have the opportunity to cure such substandard performance. Prior to the expiration of such 45 day period, Executive shall have the right to meet with CEO and present any information regarding the cure of such substandard performance, and unless the CEO determines as a result of such meeting that the substandard performance no loner exists, the notice of termination for cause shall become effective at the end of such 45 day period. The parties agree that the Executive's obligation is to use reasonable efforts to accomplish the production goals identified above and that the achievement of sales of flush products in a sufficient amount to utilize such production is not a component to be analyzed in measuring Executive's performance for this purpose.
substandard performance shall be determined by a majority of the Board as provided herein. The Board shall give Executive written notice of the Board's concern over Executive's performance, and Executive shall have 15 days to prepare for a meeting with the Board, at which time Executive may present any information on market competitive conditions and any other factors bearing upon his performance. The Board shall give due consideration to the overall industry experience in assessing Executive's performance. After due consideration of these factors, if a majority of the Board determines in good faith that the Company would have performed substantially better with other management and that the future performance of the Company would be best served by new management, the Board may terminate Executive for "Substandard Performance."