Manager as Employer Clause Samples

The "Manager as Employer" clause establishes that the manager, rather than the property owner or another party, is the legal employer of certain personnel involved in the management or operation of a property or business. This means the manager is responsible for hiring, supervising, compensating, and, if necessary, terminating employees such as maintenance staff, leasing agents, or other on-site workers. By clearly designating the manager as the employer, this clause allocates employment-related responsibilities and liabilities to the manager, ensuring clarity over who is accountable for compliance with labor laws, payroll, and employee management.
Manager as Employer. All employees of the Hotel shall be employees of Manager or an affiliate of Manager, and all Compensation of such employees shall be paid by Manager, and the amount of such payments shall immediately be reimbursed to Manager by Lessee in accordance with Section 4.07
Manager as Employer. (a) The Parties hereto agree that the Manager will use commercially reasonable efforts to recruit, employ, train and supervise any and all employees necessary to enable the Manager to provide the Services hereunder, that such employees will at all times be employees of the Manager, a Manager Subsidiary or Manager Affiliate, and that the Manager will be responsible for (i) making all determinations related to such employees, including determinations with respect to wages, salaries, fringe benefits and other compensation, employment duration, the assignment of duties and the negotiation and settlement of labor disputes, (ii) making all payments in connection with the compensation of such employees, collecting and remitting any and all payroll taxes or other withholdings in connection therewith and filing any and all tax returns as are required with respect to such taxes, and (iii) procuring and maintaining adequate workers’ compensation insurance as may be required by Law (it being understood that all expenses (including expenses relating to any of the foregoing) associated with the employment of Facility‑level employees shall be Company Expenses). (b) In staffing each Facility, the Manager will use its commercially reasonable efforts to employ persons in such numbers and of such skill levels as are comparable in number and skill level to the persons the Manager employs in connection with the operation of the Manager Related Facilities. (c) The Manager acknowledges and agrees that, in any and all matters related to a Facility and the Business, it shall comply in all material respects with the Fair Labor Standards Act, the Occupational Safety and Health Act and any other law, rule or regulation relating to employment or human health and safety in connection with the Staffing Services. The Company acknowledges that employees at a Facility may be employed by a subsidiary or Affiliate of Manager. (d) The Parties hereto agree that the Company shall have no liability to any of the employees hired by the Manager, except for reimbursing the Manager for Company Expenses and otherwise as specifically set forth in this Agreement.
Manager as Employer. All Maritime Staff of the Vessel shall be employees of Manager. Manager shall be responsible for the accounting for and payment of all Gross Maritime Payroll to such employees.
Manager as Employer. All employees of the Hotel shall be employees of Manager, and all Compensation of such employees shall be paid by Manager, and subject to the approved Forecast (with such variances and modifications as contemplated by Section 4.02.4) the amount of such payments shall immediately be reimbursed to Manager by Owner in accordance with Section 4.07 hereof. Accordingly, Manager shall establish appropriate payroll accounts covering all such employees of the Hotel. Arrangements shall be made such that Manager can draw on the Hotel Accounts to transfer funds to such payroll accounts immediately upon its payment of such Compensation.
Manager as Employer. All Operating Personnel shall be employees of Manager or an Affiliate of Manager. All Operating Personnel Costs shall be Operating Expenses and shall be paid to Manager by Owner out of the Payroll Accounts) or, if advanced by Manager (which Manager shall have no obligation to do), then the advancement of funds by Manager shall be treated as a reimbursable expense as set forth in Section 3.2.
Manager as Employer. All employees of the Hotel shall be employees of Manager or an affiliate of Manager, and all Compensation of such employees shall be paid by Manager, and the amount of such payments shall immediately be reimbursed to Manager by Owner in accordance with Section 4.07 hereof. In the event an affiliate of Manager employs the employees of the Hotel, Manager shall remain primarily liable for said employment. Manager shall also have the right to use employees of Manager or its Affiliates not located at the Hotel to provide services to the Hotel ("Off-Site Personnel") and the right to have the general manager of the Hotel serve as the regional manager for Other Managed Hotels, and all Compensation of such Off-Site Personnel shall immediately be reimbursed to Manager by Owner in accordance with Section 4.07 hereof, except Manager shall allocate a portion of said regional managers' salaries and benefits to other supervised hotels. Likewise, Manager may also allocate a portion of other Regional Manager's salaries and benefits from other supervised hotels to the Hotel for benefits received by Hotel for such services; provided that all such allocations shall have been approved during the budgeting process for the then-current year. Manager shall also have the right to have Off-Site Personnel performing regional or area duties relating to the Hotel and Other Managed Hotels lodged at the Hotel from time to time free of charge. Accordingly, Manager shall establish appropriate payroll accounts covering all such employees of the Hotel. Arrangements shall be made such that Manager can draw on the Hotel Accounts to transfer funds to such payroll accounts immediately upon its payment of such Compensation. Manager shall indemnify and hold Owner harmless from and against any and all actions, suits, claims, penalties, losses, damages and expenses, including reasonable attorneys' fees, based upon or arising out of Manager's gross negligence or willful misconduct in connection with the employment of any and all Hotel employees, including but not limited to any claims based upon discrimination in employment.
Manager as Employer. Manager or its Affiliate shall be the employer, and shall have sole discretion and authority over the hiring, firing, promotion, supervision, training and compensation, of the Hotel Personnel (except as provided in Section 4.06.2 below); provided, however, all Employment Costs of Double Tree Resort by Hilt▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ch Oceanfront - MA Hotel Personnel shall be the responsibility of Owner, subject in all instances to the Budgets and as otherwise expressly provided in this Agreement. Manager is permitted to draw on the Hotel Accounts in connection with the payment of such Employment Costs to the Hotel Personnel. To the extent there are insufficient available funds in the Hotel Accounts, Owner shall immediately reimburse Manager for the amount of such payments in accordance with Section 4.04.3.

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