Staffing of Licensed Premises Sample Clauses

Staffing of Licensed Premises. MGI shall, at its sole cost and expense, supply staff in each Licensed Premises to provide change and make jackpot pay-outs during all hours that each Store is open to the public. Subject to any applicable laws or regulations, the hours that such staff is present in each Licensed Premises parties may be changed by mutual written agreement of both parties.
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Staffing of Licensed Premises. OPERATOR may, at its sole cost and expense, maintain staff in each Licensed Premises to provide the services relative to its Program during all hours that each Store is open to the public. Subject to any applicable laws or regulations, the hours that such staff is present in each Licensed Premises parties may be changed by mutual written agreement of both parties. Any staffing of the Licensed Premises required by law, regulation, or order from competent authority shall be provided by and at the expense of OPERATOR. Should there be no requirement by law, regulation, or order from competent authority for OPERATOR to provide staffing, the parties agree to discuss in good faith, the implementation of, LICENSOR providing adult supervision by its on-site employees for the gaming devices at all times they are exposed for play. Should OPERATOR agree to provide such supervision then it agree to do it as follows:Such employees must be at least 21 years old. LICENSOR agrees to provide a clear line of sight from LICENSOR’S employees to the gaming devices and to keep the area adjacent to the gaming devices free from merchandise which is designed to appeal to children. LICENSOR agrees to contact OPERATOR at the telephone number provided whenever one of the gaming devices requires service or a customer has winnings which require a Form W2-G (single jackpot of $1,200 or more). LICENSOR also agrees to make hand payouts to customers up to and including $1,199 out of a change bank provided by OPERATOR. OPERATOR agrees to provide training to LICENSOR’S employees as necessary so that they will understand their duties and responsibilities, including, but not limited to, using the IGT EZ Route system and making customer payouts.
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Staffing of Licensed Premises. OPERATOR may, at its sole cost and expense, maintain staff in each Licensed Premises to provide the services relative to its Program during all hours that each Store is open to the public. Subject to any applicable laws or regulations, the hours that such staff is present in each Licensed Premises parties may be changed by mutual written agreement of both parties. Any staffing of the Licensed Premises required by law, regulation, or order from competent authority shall be provided by and at the expense of OPERATOR. Should there be no requirement by law, regulation, or order from competent authority, for OPERATOR to provide staffing, then LICENSOR hereby agrees to provide supervision by its on-site employees for the gaming devices by providing adult supervision at all times at which the gaming devices are exposed for play. This Paragraph currently applies only to Store #8801, located in Elko.
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Staffing of Licensed Premises. OPERATOR may, at its sole cost and expense, maintain staff in each Licensed Premises to provide the services relative to its gaming operations during all hours that each Store is open to the public. Subject to any applicable laws or regulations, the hours that such staff is present in each Licensed Premises may be changed by mutual written agreement of both parties. Any staffing of the Licensed Premises required by law, regulation, or order from competent authority shall be provided by and at the expense of OPERATOR. If OPERATOR is not required by law or order of the Nevada Gaming Commission to provide adult supervisory services at a Store, LICENSOR agrees that it will, at its own expense, provide supervision over play of OPERATOR’s Gaming Devices by its on-site adult employees to insure that the Gaming Devices are not played by minors. If required by law in connection with such supervisory services, LICENSOR’s employees must apply for and possess valid gaming work permits.
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Staffing of Licensed Premises. OPERATOR shall, at its sole cost and expense, maintain staff in each Licensed Premises to provide the services relative to its Program during all hours that each Store is open to the public. Subject to any applicable laws or regulations, the hours that such staff is present in each Licensed Premises parties may be changed by mutual written agreement of both parties. Any staffing of the Licensed Premises required by law, regulation, or order from competent authority shall be provided by and at the expense of OPERATOR.
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