OPTIONAL SECTION Sample Clauses

OPTIONAL SECTION. Planned and future actions Contracting Parties are invited to outline below any further information regarding the aims of the Agreement, for example, planned actions or other informative examples.
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OPTIONAL SECTION. If the Contract is for a critical line of business application and there is concern over continued use of the software such as CONTRACTOR no longer sells or supports the software, include an escrow clause. The escrow clause defines the source code and related documentation CONTRACTOR is required to place in escrow, what triggers a release of the source code and documentation, and STATE’s rights regarding usage of the software once it has been released. If this is a SaaS purchase, software escrow is not likely applicable. XXXXXXXXXX agrees that the software is to be held in escrow. CONTRACTOR shall, within sixty (60) calendar days after the parties sign this Contract, include STATE as a named beneficiary to an Escrow Services Agreement which shall be established with an escrow agent approved by STATE on terms approved by STATE at the cost of CONTRACTOR. Within thirty (30) calendar days after the delivery of any enhancements, upgrades, versions or custom software, CONTRACTOR shall transfer a copy into escrow including source code and documentation and within fifteen (15) days CONTRACTOR will provide written notice to STATE within ten (10) business days after the Escrow Agreement is executed. Within thirty (30) calendar days after the delivery of any enhancements, upgrades, versions or custom software, CONTRACTOR shall transfer a copy into escrow including source code and documentation. CONTRACTOR will provide written notice to STATE within ten (10) business days after each delivery of a Source Code Escrow Package to the Escrow Agent. STATE is entitled to a release of the source code and documentation for the software in the following instances: CONTRACTOR, or its successor in interest, enters voluntary or involuntary petition for bankruptcy during the term of this Contract, and such proceedings are not dismissed with sixty (60) calendar days after such proceedings commence CONTRACTOR is otherwise unable to provide support and maintenance services for the software sufficient to meet its support obligations to STATE CONTRACTOR, or its successor in interest, discontinues developing and manufacturing the software CONTRACTOR, or its successor in interest, no longer provides support for the most recent and immediate prior release of the software In the event that the Software Escrow Account is utilized, CONTRACTOR shall provide STATE with sufficient documentation to enable STATE to utilize the software. Offeror Response: Agree or Propose Alternate Language/Comment...
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OPTIONAL SECTION. For work weeks in which a holiday is designated or an employee wishes to take their discretionary day holiday the employee’s work schedule must revert back to the 5 days a week - 8 hours a day for the entire week. This ensures that all fulltime employees in the Department receive the same holiday credits. Work schedules need to be effective for the entire work week. Check here: OPTIONAL SECTION: Does Apply or Does Not Apply . For employees on the flex time work schedule whose hours are not 8 hours a day M-F, their hours and work days are to be noted in the Human Resources/Payroll System. Any Department employee who works other than the 8 hours daily (with a 30 minute to 1 hour lunch) for 5 days a week must have this approved form on file in Human Resources Management (HRM). Regular scheduled work hours for non-exempt employees that begin prior to 6:00 a.m. or end after 6:00 p.m. will be eligible for shift differential pay. The following employee is approved for a Department Flex Time schedule. Name: The work schedule indicated below will be effective beginning on the payroll period date: and must be reviewed and approved annually. Week Day Arrive Lunch Departure Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
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