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Provision of Secondees. (a) Attached hereto as Annex 1 is a list of the initial Secondees and the position to which each is assigned. Company and Employer may agree from time to time to add positions and assign personnel as the needs of the Company dictate, and any additions or changes will be made to Annex 1 and agreed by both parties in Secondment Agreement Canada to United States October 1, 2006 writing. The Employer shall give notice to the Company from time to time of any changes in the status of each respective Secondee on account of assignment, reassignment, termination, retirement or other employment changes affecting said Secondee, and the attached listing shall be modified from time to time to reflect such changes. (b) The Secondees shall be approved by the Company, and such approval shall not be unreasonably withheld or unduly delayed. Upon notice by the Company that it does not approve of the secondment or continued secondment of a Secondee, the Employer shall remove that person from the secondment no later than thirty (30) days after notice is delivered (as provided in Article 16.01 below). The Employer shall have the right to nominate other persons to fill such positions identified on Annex 1 or, at its option, may notify the Company that it will decline to fill such position(s). (c) The Secondees shall perform duties for the benefit of the Company consistent with reasonable standards of performance established by the Company in a professional, competent and diligent manner. The Company shall have the right to assign work duties as appropriate to each Secondee and to supervise, control and direct the actions of such Secondee during the period of the Secondee’s secondment except as otherwise limited by this Agreement.
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