Common use of Skills and Competence Clause in Contracts

Skills and Competence. Staff working for the Supplier to provide the Services shall have a strong portfolio of business to business experience working with recognised brands and previous experience of working with technical information, for example, factsheets and whitepapers. It is preferred that staff are educated to degree level in a relevant field and, if possible, have a membership to a professional copywriter’s network. The Supplier shall ensure that the Supplier Personnel are adequately trained to ensure that the Supplier’s obligations under this Agreement are met in full. The Supplier acknowledges that such training is ongoing and refresher courses should be held as appropriate to ensure continued competency (at no cost to AHDB). AHDB is a public body so Suppliers shall be mindful that a certain level of accuracy and integrity is required when undertaking the activity covered by this agreement. The Supplier shall ensure compliance with the AHDB policies relevant to this agreement. In particular, they shall ensure compliance with AHDB’s House Style. The Supplier shall ensure that content produced is in accordance with the following documents, where relevant: • Landing & Subpage Template • What is a Knowledge Library Page? • Writing Web Content – best practices The Supplier shall ensure compliance with the following principles: • Information produced by the supplier will require sign off from AHDB. • All documentation and resources produced will be owned by AHDB and the farm businesses, for example, all material outputs from individual businesses. • If instructed, some farm business may need to remain anonymous during dissemination activities. • Any internal correspondence between any and all involved parties of this project will be marked as ‘commercial in confidence’. • The supplier may not share without prior approval any information relating to this project or businesses involved.