Company Size Sample Clauses

Company Size. The EMPLOYER shall maintain a minimum of 20 Dancers (at least seventeen (17) Company Artists and no more than three (3) Apprentices) for the 2021-22 and 2022-23 contract years, and 21 Dancers (at least eighteen (18) Company Artists and no more than three (3) Apprentices) for the 2023-24 contract year on a Guaranteed Employment contract as set forth in paragraph 2. below, and one (1) Stage Manager engaged for a minimum of three (3) studio rehearsal days, and the entire technical and performance period for each production per contract year.

Company Size. Perusahaan yang besar biasanya menggunakan KAP dengan reputasi ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇. ▇▇▇ ini dikarenakan kompleksitas transaksi perusahaan ▇▇▇ tuntutan yang lebih besar dari pemegang saham bagi manajemen untuk menyediakan laporan keuangan yang berkualitas. oleh karena itu, perusahaan dengan size yang besar cenderung kecil kemungkinannya untuk melakukan penggantian auditor dengan alasan untuk menjaga kualitas laporan keuangan ▇▇▇ mengurangi agency cost

Company Size. The EMPLOYER shall maintain a minimum of thirty-seven (37) ARTISTS on Guaranteed Employment contracts.

Company Size. The survey asked respondents for the size of the company associated with the agreement, both at the time of the survey and at the time the T2 agreement was signed. The purpose of this question was to determine if the T2 agreements had contributed to company growth. Table 3 shows the results. In a small percentage of cases, respondents could not determine the company size, usually because they were not part of the company when either the agreement was signed or when the survey was conducted. In cases where the subject technology was acquired by a different entity, the size at time of survey indicates the size of the current company overseeing the technology portfolio. As Table 3 reveals, approximately two-thirds of the Sandia T2 agreements involved large companies (500+ employees). As the proportions changed very little between the two time periods, the data do not indicate any obvious trends.

Company Size. The Fonts are licensed to you based on the size of your company or organization: this number is calculated by adding the total number of employees (full or part time) within your company, plus the number of any independent contractors or other individuals (such as design agen- cy personnel) to whom you will provide access to the Fonts (“Company Size”). The number of employees included in this count should be all of your employees, and not just the employees directly using the Fonts. We charge based on Company Size with the philosophy that larger companies will derive more value from the Fonts. As an added benefit to you, charging by Company Size removes the need for measuring or metering based on usage, web traffic, views, etc. So long as you have purchased adequate licensing to cover your Company Size, you may use the Fonts for any and all of the Permitted Uses listed below without limit to the number of viewers or end-users. If your Company Size at any time grows beyond your purchased coverage, you must contact us to upgrade your license, but you will only owe the difference between the license fee for your new Compa- ny Size and what you have already paid. If your Company Size grows beyond your purchased coverage and you do not upgrade your license, however, we reserve the right to terminate this license agreement and your right to use the Fonts. If you wish to purchase licensing that does not require upgrading as your company grows, please contact us for a custom license agreement. If it is difficult to estimate your Company Size, just try your best at the time of purchase, and if it is later determined that you underesti- mated, you can pay the difference with no penalty. The Company Size covered by your license will be stated in your purchase invoice, along with any special license terms, if applicable. The Fonts may be used only as follows: