Refreshments Sample Clauses

Refreshments. The employee may take coffee or refreshments at the workplace at times that are suitable from the point of view of the work.

Refreshments. 10.1 - All bookings should be taken on the understanding that the venue is in possession of the necessary entertainment & liquor licenses. The DJ is not responsible if the venue is found to be in breach of the terms of their license. If you would like further clarification of what any of the above means or you are unsure of any of our terms, please contact ▇▇▇▇ At Southwest Discos Direct on 07399507168.

Refreshments. You are welcome to bring cake and refreshments for your party guests. The Museum does not provide a birthday cake and refreshments. Refreshments are only allowed in the designated party area. Please come prepared to serve your party. The Museum does not supply utensils, napkins, plates, candles, etc. and does not have access to ice/refrigeration, so please bring your own coolers. Alcohol is not permitted. If food will be delivered to the Museum prior to your party, please inform the Birthday Party Attendant of the expected delivery time. The Birthday Party Attendant will notify the Admissions Desk of the expected delivery time. Should you choose to bring outside entertainment, a $50 Museum Fee is applicable. The entertainment must be pre-approved by the Museum. No live animals are allowed, unless they are service animals. Parent/Chaperone supervision during the birthday party is required. Children are not permitted in the Museum’s exhibit areas without parental supervision. During activities in the party area, the Chaperones should assist the children, when necessary, to keep the activity running smoothly. Security officers made be required for larger groups. See event manager for details. I have read, understand and agree to adhere to all the policies set forth by the ▇▇▇▇ ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Museum of Health & Medical Science, also known as The Health Museum. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ to and executed this day of , 20 . By:

Refreshments. The Hirer is responsible for providing their own refreshments and food. The School’s urn and kettle may be used but it is the Hirer’s responsibility to ensure that the urn is switched off after usage. The School has a limited amount of cutlery, crockery and kitchen utensils which the Hirer may use provided they are all are cleaned and put away after use. The School will ensure that there are detergents for the dishwasher and other cleaning equipment available for the Hirer to use to ensure that the area is left clean and tidy.

Refreshments. Tea, coffee, milk and sugar shall be available at authorised breaks without charge to employees.

Refreshments. .01 The City shall make provisions for supplying refreshments to the firefighters on duty at an incident and/or to those who have worked overtime for a period in excess of three (3) hours, or to firefighters who are called back and required to standby for a period in excess of three (3) hours and which occurs over the normal meal time. Further refreshments shall be supplied at the discretion of the Officer in charge of the incident. The Officer in charge shall ensure the costs of such refreshments are within reasonable limits.

Refreshments. Employees shall be entitled to take a paid 10 minute refreshment break during the morning or the first half of a shift, except on Fridays or such other day determined locally in accordance with NAECI 7.1(c) above. Employers shall have the flexibility to plan the most appropriate method and timing of the break, depending on the nature of the work so as to cause the minimum disruption to productive performance including: (i) Refreshments may be taken at a convenient time during natural breaks in the work, or (ii) The day/shift may be divided into 3 work periods, or (iii) During Events, following consultation and the agreement of the parties. The NJC encourages and supports local agreements which provide for the flexible timing of refreshment breaks or which schedule them at the commencement of the day or shift.

Refreshments. We provide tea, coffee and biscuits (traded fairly) at modest prices and can arrange a buffet style lunch from our caterers, including catering for special diets, if required. Individuals may bring food into the premises for personal consumption only, but there may be an additional charge if this is likely to cause extra clearing or cleaning, and the Meeting House can accept no responsibility for food safety in these circumstances. Water is provided in all rooms. Food and drinks (other than water) should not be taken into the main Meeting Room (2nd floor) unless by prior arrangement with the managers We are not usually able to accommodate outside caterers unless specifically agreed in exceptional circumstances, for which an additional charge would be made.

Refreshments. Handing out of starting list and bib numbers