Training Programmes Clause Examples
The 'Training Programmes' clause outlines the obligations and arrangements related to the provision of training by one party to another, typically within the context of a business or service agreement. This clause specifies the scope, format, and frequency of training sessions, and may address who is responsible for delivering the training, the costs involved, and the standards to be met. For example, it might require a supplier to provide initial and ongoing training to a client's staff on the use of a new software system. The core function of this clause is to ensure that all relevant personnel receive adequate instruction, thereby facilitating effective use of products or services and reducing the risk of errors or misunderstandings.
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Training Programmes. 5.1 BAT Companies shall continue to conduct training programmes and workshops for those of their employees that are involved in the manufacture, sale, distribution and/or storage of BAT Cigarettes and appropriate EU and Participating Member States' personnel to enhance co-operation and understanding on the issues of illicit trade in order to promote and support better controls and action to prevent illicit trade and discourage those responsible. BAT will advise OLAF of such programmes.
5.2 OLAF may suggest to BAT where such programmes might be carried out and the content for such programmes.
5.3 BAT Companies shall conduct regular mandatory compliance programmes and workshops covering the Policies and Procedures and compliance therewith, for appropriate BAT Company employees whose activities include the manufacture, sale, distribution and/or storage of BAT Cigarettes, or the management thereof, including the implementation and establishment of company policy relating thereto. OLAF representatives may participate in these sessions at least once a year, or otherwise as agreed with BAT. Participating Member States' representatives may also participate in these sessions. The programmes may form part of the training programme and workshops under Section 5.1.
5.4 BAT shall provide OLAF and the Participating Member States with appropriate training and information at least once a year on how to distinguish genuine BAT Cigarettes from Counterfeits. Such training and information shall be updated as needed. These sessions may be combined with those under Section 5.1.
Training Programmes. The training duration, concrete contents of assignment programmes mentioned prior in Article 3.2 and any other related projects shall be subjected to further specific agreement between the Parties.
Training Programmes. The Employer, after discussions as per Article 21.2 above, may, instead of releasing an employee due to technological change, retrain the employee(s) for another position for such period of time as the Employer sees fit. The Employer will assume the cost of such retraining. After the period of training, the employee shall be on probation in accordance with Article 10.8 and during such probationary period, be given an opportunity to fully adapt to the new position.
Training Programmes. NOPEF/ICEM and Statoil will both contribute to specific training programmes. This will include appropriate training in health and environmental best practice set up by the Parties to train union delegates from countries where Statoil is the operator. It will also include Management training programmes within Statoil. In case of NOPEF/ICEM contribution to Statoil training programmes, costs may be covered by Statoil subject to agreement.
Training Programmes. (a) The Licensee acknowledges agrees and consents to participate in the training programmes organised by the Licensor and/or the Operator, if any, at its own costs. The Licensee agrees and consents to send the Licensee’s employees working in the Licenced Area to attend the training programmes as and when required by the Licensor and/or Operator and notified to the Licensee. The Tenant shall submit all necessary particulars, information, materials and/or documents as are required by the Landlord.
(b) The Licensee acknowledges and agrees that breach of this provision by the Licensee shall be a breach of the terms and conditions of this Agreement and the Licensee acknowledges and agrees that the Licensor may exercise the rights of the Licensor as provided in Clause 4 of this Agreement (Right of Termination/Re-Entry) in the event of a breach of this provision by the Tenant.
Training Programmes. Various Training Programmes may have to be organised to ensure that all Officers are in a position to implement the Function. The Lead Council shall be responsible for organising such training as is necessary, and shall be the budget holder for same.
Training Programmes. ICEM and LUKOIL will cooperate in developing joint training arrangements covering those issues dealt with in this Agreement, and their implementation. This will include appropriate training in health, safety and environmental best practice for union delegates from countries where LUKOIL operates. It will also include management-training programmes within LUKOIL Group. LUKOIL may cover the cost of ICEM participation in LUKOIL training programmes subject to Agreement.
Training Programmes. 24.1 In case of a Training Programme, Akkermans & Partners will ensure the necessary facilities for the relevant Training Programme.
24.2 Participation in a Training Programme is based on the order of registration. Akkermans & Partners will confirm the registration in writing or refuse it with statement of reasons. If the Client’s registration is received by Akkermans & Partners after the maximum number of participants in the Training Programme has been reached, Akkermans & Partners will keep the registration and accept it in case of cancellation by another Participant. Akkermans & Partners will make efforts to notify the Client in time.
24.3 In addition to the above, a reflection period of fourteen (14) days after registration applies at any time. Within this period, the Participant may give up registration without charges. The aforementioned reflection period ceases to apply when the fourteenth (14th) day prior to the start of the Training Programme is reached.
24.4 If, due to illness or another form of force majeure, a trainer is unable to provide the Training Programme, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ & Partners will reserve the right to provide a different trainer or move the Training Programme to another date, on which a different trainer may be deployed as well.
24.5 The Client determines himself whether the Training Programme is suitable to the Participants or whether he will participate in the Training Programme. Any lack of prior knowledge on the part of the Client or the Participants is not a reason for cancellation and will not result in the lapse of the obligations under the Agreement and/or General Terms and Conditions.
24.6 Certain Training Programmes require previous education. The Client is responsible for checking whether the Participant has had the necessary previous education.
24.7 The Client will impose the same conditions as set out in these General Terms and Conditions on the Participants.
24.8 If the Training Programme is offered via an application, the provisions of Modules B and C will apply accordingly.
Training Programmes. Japan Tobacco Companies shall have in place, and shall continue to update, mandatory training programmes for their employees whose activities involve the manufacture, sale, distribution and/or storage of Japan Tobacco Cigarettes, or the establishment of the policies and business practices relating to these activities. The curriculum for such training programmes shall cover this Agreement and its application to the policies and business practices relating to the manufacture, sale, distribution and/or storage of Japan Tobacco Cigarettes, and shall be notified to OLAF and the Participating Member States. The employees responsible for designing and implementing the training programmes covered under this sub-Clause shall, at least once a year, either conduct or participate in training programmes designed to educate and inform Japan Tobacco Companies’ employees about their compliance obligations under Japan Tobacco’s Programmes and this Agreement, with supplemental training to be required if necessary, at the discretion of the Chief Compliance Officer. At least once a year, a representative of OLAF shall participate in the training for Japan Tobacco Companies’ employees.
Training Programmes. The main objectives of the training programmes are to equip Peer Supporters with adequate knowledge and skills in mastering job demands to provide peer support service and to prepare them to move on to other jobs in the open market.