Operational Autonomy Clause Samples
The Operational Autonomy clause grants one party the authority to manage and control its internal operations without interference from the other party. In practice, this means that decisions regarding staffing, internal policies, and day-to-day management remain solely within the discretion of the party granted autonomy, even if they are performing services or obligations under the agreement. This clause is essential for preserving independence and flexibility, ensuring that each party can fulfill its contractual duties while maintaining control over its own business operations.
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Operational Autonomy. ARIA will be a small organisation with the independent leadership able to recruit in line with their own priorities, set its own procedures and create the institutional culture that best suits its objectives.
Operational Autonomy. Each campus--IMO partnership shall have full autonomy with respect to School operations, subject to the limitations of this agreement. Domains of autonomy specified in this Agreement are intended as illustrative and do not represent an exhaustive listing.
Operational Autonomy. Operator shall have full operational autonomy to run the School as provided by Applicable Law and set forth in this Agreement.
Operational Autonomy. OP shall have full and sole autonomy with respect to School operations. Domains of autonomy specified in this Agreement are intended as illustrative and do not represent an exhaustive listing.
Operational Autonomy. Pursuant to La. R.S. § 17:10.7.1, and in order to ensure the appropriate level of autonomy to enable educators to successfully prepare students for success in college and career, the local school board shall not impede the operational autonomy of a charter school under its jurisdiction in the areas of school programming, instruction, curriculum, materials and texts, yearly school calendars and daily schedules, hiring and firing of personnel, employee performance management and evaluation, terms and conditions of employment, teacher or administrator certification, salaries and benefits, retirement, collective bargaining, budgeting, purchasing, procurement, and contracting for services other than capital repairs and facilities construction.
Operational Autonomy. During the Period, Parent agrees that, so long as the Company is operating at an aggregate gross margin for the Company’s business as a whole of not less than 15% on a trailing 12-month basis and is generating, on a trailing 12-month basis beginning for the period ended December 31, 2007, EBITDA in excess of $25,000,000, (i) the