Onboarding Exception Sample Clauses

The Onboarding Exception clause allows for deviations from standard onboarding procedures under specific circumstances. In practice, this clause may permit certain employees, contractors, or clients to bypass or modify typical onboarding requirements, such as background checks or training modules, when justified by urgent business needs or unique situations. Its core function is to provide flexibility in the onboarding process, ensuring that operational needs can be met without being hindered by rigid procedural requirements.
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Onboarding Exception. You acknowledge and agree that for the first seventy-five (75) days following the commencement date of a SOW, the Response Time commitments described in this Agreement will not apply to RSI, it being understood that there may be unanticipated downtime or delays due to RSI’s initial startup activities with you (the “Onboarding Exception”).
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Onboarding Exception. You acknowledge and agree that for the first thirty (30) days following the commencement date of a SOW, the Response Time commitments described in this Agreement will not apply to us, it being understood that there may be unanticipated downtime or delays due to our initial startup activities with you (the “Onboarding Exception”).
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Onboarding Exception. You acknowledge and agree that for the first thirty (30) days following the commencement date of a SOW, the Response Time commitments described in this Agreement will not apply to Verus, it being understood that there may be unanticipated downtime or delays due to Verus’s initial startup activities with you (the “Onboarding Exception”).
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Onboarding Exception. You acknowledge and agree that for the first thirty (30) days following the commencement date of a SOW, the Response Time commitments described in this Agreement will not apply to F1, it being understood that there may be unanticipated downtime or delays due to F1’s initial startup activities with you (the “Onboarding Exception”).
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Onboarding Exception. You acknowledge and agree that for the first thirty (30) days following the commencement date of a SOW, the Response Time commitments described in this Agreement will not apply to Netlogix, it being understood that there may be unanticipated downtime or delays due to Netlogix’s initial startup activities with you (the “Onboarding Exception”).
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