PARTNER’S OBLIGATIONS. During the course of this Agreement, the Partner shall:
PARTNER’S OBLIGATIONS. 5.1 The Partner will promote STAA by using any legal ways in order to find Leads and Job Seekers.
PARTNER’S OBLIGATIONS a. Partner shall provide access to EC-Council Academia Programs or EC|A Program only to Partner's current full time or part time academic Users/Users and hereby agrees not to sell the solution to any other party whatsoever including but not limited to its alumni members, clients, staff or partners.
PARTNER’S OBLIGATIONS. 5.1 Partner is responsible for the lawfulness of the Processing of the Partner Personal Data, including, to the extent required under applicable Data Protection Laws, by ensuring Data Subjects have received adequate notice of, exercised adequate consent with regard to or otherwise adequately authorized the Processing of their Personal Information. Partner is also responsible for complying with Data Subject requests. Partner will not use the Services in a manner that would violate the rights of any Data Subject or otherwise violate applicable Data Protection Laws.
PARTNER’S OBLIGATIONS. 4.1 The Partner agrees to not engage in services that could interfere with the affiliation relationship described in this Agreement. As such, The Partner agrees to refrain from communicating with the Suppliers or customer service regarding bookings registered through Manawa.
PARTNER’S OBLIGATIONS. 2.1. Without prejudice to the other obligations provided for in the respective Specific Partner Terms and Conditions, the Partner undertakes:
PARTNER’S OBLIGATIONS. (a) Partner is solely responsible for and shall bear all costs and liabilities associated with its facility, the organization, programming, membership fees or dues, operation, publicity, marketing, promotion, advertising, equipping, supply, fundraising, funding, incorporation, legal affairs, and all other aspects of running the business, including selection, compensation, monitoring, and supervision of employees, contractors, staff members, and fitness instructors, training, supervision, and monitoring of participants, clients, visitors, and patrons, and carrying out the activities of the business in a proper, safe, professional, and legal manner. Partner shall, at all times, be free to unilaterally establish its own membership fees and dues and terms with respect to membership and use of its facility, and advertise such prices and terms independently in advertisements. FIT60 and its employees or agents shall have no authority to instruct Partner as to what its membership fees or dues must be, nor to interfere with the Partner’s independent establishment of Partner’s membership fees or dues structure. Partner shall immediately notify FIT60 if and when Partner is involved in any legal action or labor dispute in which FIT60 is involved, named, or implicated in any way whatsoever.
PARTNER’S OBLIGATIONS. During the term of this Agreement, the Partner shall at all times observe and perform the terms of this Agreement and, in particular, the Partner shall: -
PARTNER’S OBLIGATIONS. Increase the number of students with access to standards-based academic curricula integrated with career-relevant sequenced curricula aligned with high-skill, high wage, high growth jobs in our region. Increase the connectivity between employers and the classroom through a developmentally appropriate sequence of work based learning activities that increase in depth and complexity throughout the student’s academic career. Build intentional and collaborative support and transitions for students to help them move in a direct path from secondary to post-secondary enrollment. PARTNER shall deliver outcomes as specified in this AGREEMENT and in Exhibit A—Work Plan and Outcomes (collectively, “WORK”). Relationship and Governance ● To enter into a legally binding MOU with the ACOE which will include the provisions outlined in the Letter of Commitment and appropriate standard conditions and deliverables, ● That the provision of funding to PARTNERS is contingent upon meeting stated implementation, reporting, and evaluation requirements to be clearly stated in this Agreement developed between my district and the CPT lead agency, ● To provide representation to all consortium governance committees to which Partner is assigned including the Executive Committee, Consortium Workgroup, and other groups and task forces as agreed to by the consortium or required to remain in compliance with the grant requirements established by the California Department of Education. Staffing and Implementation ● Provide faculty or school leaders, who have demonstrated expertise and a track record of success in developing career pathways and driving student success, to collaborate with their colleagues in the CPT consortium school districts, colleges and industry partners in order to strengthen career pathway programs.
PARTNER’S OBLIGATIONS. 2.1. Partner shall support ESL as stated in the Service Agreement and these GTC, as requested by ESL and/or as may be reasonably expected by ESL to the best possible extent. For this purpose, Partner undertakes in particular to provide ESL at no cost and in a timely manner with all resources, materials, information and documents reasonably required for the successful provision of the contractual services. ESL will not be liable for any loss, damage or deficiency in the contractual services arising from any inaccurate, incomplete, or otherwise defective or undue delayed information and materials provided by Partner.
