Service Criteria Clause Samples

The Service Criteria clause defines the specific standards, requirements, or benchmarks that the services provided under the agreement must meet. It typically outlines measurable performance indicators, quality levels, or deliverable specifications that the service provider is obligated to achieve, such as response times, uptime percentages, or compliance with industry standards. By clearly establishing these criteria, the clause ensures both parties have a mutual understanding of expected service levels, reducing ambiguity and helping to prevent disputes over service quality.
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Service Criteria. The RSUs shall vest in accordance with the following schedule, subject to the Participant’s continued employment through the applicable vesting date (each such date, a “Vesting Date”):
Service Criteria. 13.1.2.2.1.1 Unit members who have completed five years of service by June 1st of the fiscal year (e.g., have begun their sixth year by June 1st) will receive their vacation longevity payment by August 31st of the next fiscal year. 13.1.2.2.1.2 In a like manner, unit members who have completed ten years of service by June 1st of the fiscal year will receive their increased longevity payment by August 31st of the next fiscal year. 13.1.2.2.1.3 The anniversary date for accruing vacation service credit is the first of the month in which the unit member is hired if the unit member is hired on the first working day of the month; otherwise, the anniversary date will be the first of the month following the month hired.
Service Criteria. The term ‘Service Criteria’ describes a couple of predefined criteria that Vitesco Technologies uses to evaluate support and services of Supplier in day-to-day business. Score for Relation with Plant is an appreciation from each individual Vitesco Technologies’ location regarding general collaboration. Scores for Packaging, Identification, Delivery Documents and Delivery Criteria are based on Supply Chain Incidents. Additional detailed information on Supply Chain Management incidents for each Service Criterion can be found below: Identification: Missing Label, Label not readable, Label not according to specification, Missing ASN, ASN not according to specification, Incorrect Material, Incorrect Quantity, Label not at correct position. Delivery Documents: Missing delivery documents, Delivery documents not according to specification. Delivery: Non-compliance of delivery instructions, Incorrect order code, Incorrect date code, Shelf-life exceeded, Material shortages. Score for each Service Criterion is 100% by default. One Supply Chain Management incident or more leads to a decreasing of rating in the corresponding Service Criterion at the affected Vitesco Technologies’ location for the current month.
Service Criteria. Contractor shall choose instructors by their ability to fulfill instruction requirements in specific topics, including subject matter expertise and training experience. End of Exhibit A /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// 1. Maximum amount to be reimbursed: 2. Minimum match amount (provided by Contractor): 3. Contract Amount:
Service Criteria. The specification details the following service criteria. The following pages contain some further guidance from the PCT on expected processes, outcomes and deliverables based on this process. Service Outline Staffing Records/Audits Quality Indicators Criterion One: Service Outline Details This enhanced service must be provided throughout the pharmacy’s contracted hours although it is recognised that some restriction at the beginning or end of the day may be necessary. The part of the pharmacy used for provision of the service will provide a sufficient level of privacy and safety. The pharmacy will present the medicine to the service user in a labelled dispensing container which could be used as a suitable single use receptacle and will provide the service user with water to facilitate administration and/or reduce the risk of doses being held in the mouth.
Service Criteria. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ shall meet the following Service Criteria in its performance of the Services: A. Operating Hours for the Print Shop: Monday - Saturday 24 hours (Monday 5:00 am - Saturday 8:00 am) All other hours scheduled as needed to satisfy the requirments contained herein. (During the production process of Monthly Client Statements, designated statement teams will work in consecutive shifts until statements are completed. In the event that statement production must occur over a weekend or holiday, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ is required to provide hours of operation beyond those stated above at no additional cost to ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Sachs in order to prepare materials for pick-up by 8:00 am on the next business day).
Service Criteria. The specification details the following service criteria. The following pages contain some further guidance from the PCT on expected processes, outcomes and deliverables based on this process.
Service Criteria. 2.1 This service will require the trained pharmacist and their staff to supervise the consumption of prescribed medicines at the point of dispensing in the pharmacy, ensuring that the dose has been consumed by the patient. 2.2 Examples of medicines which may have consumption supervised include methadone and other medicines used for the management of opiate dependence. 2.3 The service user will be provided with appropriate health promotion materials. 2.4 The pharmacy will promote safe practice to the user, including advice on sexual health and STIs, HIV and Hepatitis C transmission and Hepatitis B immunisation.
Service Criteria. The proposed specification details the following service criteria. The following pages contain some further guidance from the PCT on expected processes, outcomes and deliverables based on this process. Service Outline Staffing Records/Audits Quality Indicators Criterion One : Service Outline Details This enhanced service must be provided throughout the pharmacy’s contracted hours although it is recognised that some restriction at the beginning or end of the day may be necessary. The part of the pharmacy used for provision of the service must provide a sufficient level of privacy and safety. It must allow for the client to be seated. All clients must be issued with an information/consent form (for an example see appendix 3) prior to commencing supervised treatment. This must be agreed and signed by the client and pharmacist. The pharmacy must present the medicine to the service user in a labelled dispensing container and will provide the service user with water to facilitate oral dissolution of the tablet and/or reduce the risk of doses being diverted. The pharmacy must observe closely the client place the tablet(s) under the tongue and until the client informs them that the tablet(s) have dissolved. A drink of water must then be provided and consumed before the client leaves the pharmacy. The client must be observed at all times by a member of pharmacy staff. If the client avoids or attempts to avoid supervision or the process of proper administration the prescriber must be informed by the pharmacy.
Service Criteria. The only eligible population for the After School Employment Program is Alameda County Foster Care and Probation youth ages 15-18. Eligibility verifications are listed below.