Common use of Classification of FTEs Clause in Contracts

Classification of FTEs. FTEs will be classified into the following categories with respect to each LOB: 3.2.1. Production FTEs, which are FTEs performed by Agents who, having graduated from New Hire Training and TCC (each defined below), currently provide Services productive to the applicable LOB (“Production”); 3.2.2. Training FTEs, which are FTEs performed by Agents in training and, as such, not yet eligible to engage in Production with respect to the applicable LOB; 3.2.3. T-Mobile Customer Connection (“TCC”) FTEs, which are FTEs performed by Agents who have completed New Hire Training but have not graduated from TCC, who provide Services productive to the applicable LOB for a material portion of each eight (8)-hour work day; and 3.2.4. LOA FTEs, which consist of Agents who cannot be classified into Production, Training or TCC with respect to the applicable LOB (“LOA FTEs”).

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Sources: Call Center Services Agreement (Startek Inc)

Classification of FTEs. FTEs will be classified into the following categories with respect to each LOB: 3.2.1. Production FTEs, which are FTEs performed by Agents who, having graduated from New Hire Training and TCC (each defined below), currently provide Services productive to the applicable LOB (“Production”); 3.2.2. Training FTEs, which are FTEs performed by Agents in training and, as such, not yet eligible to engage in Production with respect to the applicable LOB; 3.2.3. T-Mobile Customer Connection (“TCC”) FTEs, which are FTEs performed by Agents Agent who have completed New Hire Training but have not graduated from TCC, who provide Services productive to the applicable LOB for a material portion of each eight (8)-hour work day; and 3.2.4. LOA FTEs, which consist of Agents who cannot be classified into Production, Training or TCC with respect to the applicable LOB (“LOA FTEs”)LOB.

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Sources: Services Agreement (Startek Inc)