Resource Sharing. Each Party shall develop procedures for the inter-Party loan and delivery of human and material Resources, as appropriate.
Resource Sharing. Children with disabilities attending the Head Start program will be provided an age- appropriate, integrated classroom environment with the same general classroom supplies and materials provided to Head Start children without disabilities. Specialized supplies, materials, or other equipment needed by a child with a disability in order to benefit from his/her instructional program will, upon being identified through the IEP process, be provided by GISD. DACHS and GISD agree to share supplies, materials, equipment, and all other resources when available and feasible.
Resource Sharing. Per 66 Fed. Reg. 29639, Resource Sharing is the cash and/or resources each partner will contribute to fund its fair share of costs for operation of the KCC system. This can include “in-kind” contributions from third parties to partner programs. The LWDB, CEO and KCC partners may fund the costs of infrastructure of KCCs through methods agreed on by the LWDB, CEO and KCC partners through Resource Sharing.
Resource Sharing. When, in the District’s sole discretion, it is reasonable and cost- effective, the District shall provide the following shared resources:
Resource Sharing. 9.1 The Employer and Staff express an ongoing commitment to the concept of Resource Sharing with other organisations and Local Government bodies in an endeavour to maximise the efficient utilisation of human, financial and material resources of the Council in all areas of service and operation. It is the ambition of the parties that this will enhance employment security for the workforce of Council and the Resource Sharing partners.
Resource Sharing. At times, the Company may have a need to require Xxxxxxxx Power Station employees to work at other locations. The concept of resource sharing establishes the basis by which the employee will report directly to the required work location. The intent of resource sharing is to reduce costs and increase the competitive position of the Utility.
Resource Sharing. The parties agree to make equipment, supplies, and other physical assets available to each other on an at-cost or in-kind basis when permissible and feasible in order to facilitate the delivery of governmental services and to promote the common good.
Resource Sharing. Per 66 Fed. Reg. 29639, Resource Sharing is the cash and/or resources each partner will contribute to fund its fair share of costs for operation of the WDC system. This can include "in-kind" contributions from third parties to partner programs. The LWDB, CEO and WDC partners may fund the costs of infrastructure of WDCs through methods agreed on by the LWDB, CEO and WDC partners through Resource Sharing. (interim regulation until final rule is published) O. Training Services: Services to adults and dislocated workers as described in WIOA Section 13a(c)(3). Per WIOA 134(c)(3)(D) these may include occupational skills training, including training for nontraditional employment, on-the-job training, incumbent worker training, programs that combine workplace training with related instructions, which may include cooperative education programs, private-sector training programs, skill upgrading and retraining, apprenticeships, entrepreneurial training, transitional jobs, job- readiness training, adult education and literacy activities in combination with a training program, or customized training.
Resource Sharing. The purpose of the Resource Sharing Agreement is to establish the terms and conditions under which the parties share resources in performance of the WorkSource-Northwest system of career centers. (PL 105-220 WIA Law (Section 121(c)(2)(A)(ii)). While the program services may be coordinated to prevent duplication or overlap, each program pays for its costs as direct program costs to its own program. The parties will share costs and resources needed to operate the WorkSource-Northwest Career Centers, i.e., the costs associated with providing services at each Career Center, which include but are not limited to: One-Stop management, general operational and maintenance supplies, copier rent, technology costs including software licenses and maintenance, and supplies.
Resource Sharing. (1) All efforts will be made to share information and resources and to enhance collaboration amongst all Affiliate Councils. This includes an open-sharing commitment that guarantees the free flow of documents, policies, strategies and other potentially useful governance and corporate information between all Affiliate Councils.
