SIGNED FOR AND ON BEHALF OF THE Sample Clauses

The 'SIGNED FOR AND ON BEHALF OF THE' clause designates the individual or entity authorized to execute the agreement on behalf of a party. In practice, this clause is typically followed by the name of the company or organization, with a space for an authorized representative to sign, print their name, and state their position or title. Its core function is to ensure that the person signing the contract has the legal authority to bind the party they represent, thereby preventing disputes over the validity of the agreement due to unauthorized signatures.
SIGNED FOR AND ON BEHALF OF THE. SUPPLIER BY AN AUTHORISED SIGNATORY IN THE PRESENCE OF: SIGNATURE SIGNATURE OF WITNESS NAME NAME OF WITNESS POSITION DATE DATE SIGNED FOR AND ON BEHALF OF NORCO CO-OPERATIVE LTD ARBN 009 717 417 BY AN AUTHORISED OFFICER IN THE PRESENCE OF: SIGNATURE SIGNATURE OF WITNESS NAME NAME OF WITNESS DATE DATE TEL +▇▇ ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ STREET ADDRESS “Windmill Grove” ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇, South Lismore, NSW 2480 FAX +▇▇ ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ WEB ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇ ABN 17 009 717 417 ARBN 009 717 417 MILK SUPPLY AGREEMENT The Milk Supply Agreement requires the Supplier to: • Supply all milk produced at the Farm to Norco, other than milk used by the Supplier for the rearing of stock on the Farm or for the Supplier’s domestic use. • Not supply any milk produced at the Farm to any person other than Norco. • Ensure that the milk supplied, and the Supplier’s milk production and supply practices, comply with the quality and other standards set out in the Norco Suppliers’ Information Manual as well as the milk quality specifications defined as the Required Specifications. • Pay the fees for services provided by Norco, as identified in the Milk Supply Agreement. Norco agrees to purchase all milk supplied by the Supplier from the Farm that meets the Required Specifications. Milk that does not meet these quality standards is identified as Out of Specification and may be rejected by Norco or treated as second grade milk for which a lower price is paid. The price payable by Norco to the Supplier for milk that complies with the Required Specifications comprises the Base Price and, if the Supplier satisfies certain requirements, Bonus Payments and Loyalty Payments. The Base Price is announced annually by Norco in its Pay Rates and Fees Notice. Norco can increase the Base Price for a year. You will be given notice of any increase. The Base Price as at the time a Supplier signs a Milk Supply Agreement is set out in Schedule 2 of the Agreement. The Base Price will not be less than the Minimum Price identified in the Milk Supply Agreement. However, fees payable by the Supplier can be deducted from the Base Price. Bonus Payments are incentives that may be paid to Suppliers for their supply of milk during a year. Bonus Payments applicable at the time the Supplier signs a Milk Supply Agreement will be identified in the Agreement. Bonus Payments for subsequent years are announced by Norco annually. Bonus Payments may be paid for Milk that exceeds minimum milk sol...
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SIGNED FOR AND ON BEHALF OF THE. EMPLOYER, Northern Coalfields Community Care Association Limited by its duly authorised officer:
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SIGNED FOR AND ON BEHALF OF THE. EMPLOYEES by a bargaining representative ) and in the presence of: ) ........................................................... .................................................... Signature of witness Address of bargaining representative ........................................................... .................................................... Name of witness (print) Office held Name of witness (print) Office held Classification Level Definition Minimum Salary Payable first full pay period on or after 7 Feb 2023 Minimum Salary Payable first full pay period on or after 7 Feb 2024 Minimum Salary Payable first full pay period on or after 7 Feb 2025 Journalist Levels Content & Production Discover, acquire, create, produce and/or present content across platforms or Content & Platforms Support Enables, supports or hosts the delivery of content across platforms 1 Roles at this level are generally required to utilise entry- level or task-focussed skills for the work they are required by SBS to perform. Roles are completed under broad supervision and guidance, and may operate more autonomously as skill and experience develops. The work requires basic and/or routine administrative, technical or operational tasks are completed and problems are solved through reference to standard or established procedures or upward referral. Roles at this level include cadets. $50,000 $51,500 $52,788 Cadet 2 Roles at this level are generally required to utilise intermediate level skills for the work they are required by SBS to perform. Roles are completed under general supervision and guidance, and generally operate autonomously. The work requires a range of technical, operational or administrative tasks, and problems are solved through the interpretation of and reference to policy, procedures, guidelines and regulation requiring judgment, liaison and communication across the team. Roles at this level rarely have supervisory responsibilities and may be developing line management skills. $64,636 $66,575 $68,239 1 3 Roles at this level are generally required to use a high level of skills for the work they are required by SBS to perform. Roles are completed under general supervision and often work autonomously. The work requires specialist technical, operational or administrative tasks, $84,433 $86,966 $89,140 2 or Business Support Partner with areas within the organisation in the provision of specialist advice and support or Commercial Generates awareness of content or products ...
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