Status of the Service Provider Clause Samples
The "Status of the Service Provider" clause defines the legal and operational relationship between the service provider and the client, typically clarifying that the service provider is acting as an independent contractor rather than an employee. This clause often outlines that the service provider is responsible for their own taxes, benefits, and work methods, and is not entitled to employee benefits or subject to the same controls as staff. Its core function is to prevent misclassification disputes and ensure both parties understand their respective rights and obligations, thereby reducing legal and financial risks.
Status of the Service Provider. 14.1 During the Term the Service Provider shall not be or purport to be an employee or agent of the Council
Status of the Service Provider. 6.1 During the Term the Service Provider shall be an independent Service Provider and not the servant of The Council
Status of the Service Provider. 23.1 During the Term the Service Provider shall be an independent Service Provider and not the servant of the Council and the Service Provider must not represent to anyone, nor allow any of his employees or agents to represent to anyone, that they are agents or servants of the Council.
23.2 In such capacity The Service Provider shall bear exclusive responsibility for the payment of his national insurance contributions as a self-employed person and for discharge of any income tax and VAT liability arising out of remuneration for his work performed by him under this Contract.
Status of the Service Provider. Except in the rendering of the Services on behalf of the Company, the Service Provider shall be an independent contractor and shall have no authority to act for or represent the Company in any way or otherwise be deemed an agent of the Company.
Status of the Service Provider. 4.1 The Service Provider guarantees to Community Services that the organisation is: an incorporated body (Aboriginal Council/Association, incorporated association, company, cooperative or statutory body corporate such as a local council operating under the Local Government Act, 1993 (NSW)) financially solvent properly managed capable of meeting the requirements of the Service Specification.
4.2 The Service Provider will give written notice to Community Services by close of business on the next working day after being notified that the organisation has ceased to be (or that it is proposed to commence action resulting in the organisation ceasing to be) an incorporated body or otherwise be registered.
4.3 If the Service Provider is funded under the Out of Home Care Program and should be accredited as a designated agency then it must:
(i) be an accredited designated agency in accordance with Section 139, Children and Young Persons (Care and Protection) ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇;
(ii) give written notice to Community Services within three working days of being advised that the Children’s Guardian has:
a) suspended or cancelled the Service Provider’s status as a designated agency;
b) reported a failure of the Service Provider as a designated agency in accordance with Section 22C(7) Children and Young Persons (Savings and Transitional) Regulation 2000 (NSW);
c) terminated the Service Provider’s application for accreditation in accordance with Section 22C(8) and (9) Children and Young Persons (Savings and Transitional) Regulation 2000 (NSW).
(iii) where a situation described under sub-clause (i) exists, then the Service Provider will co-operate with Community Services regarding the ongoing and future placement of children and young people who are placed with the Service Provider or whose placement is supervised by the Service Provider.
(iv) where Community Services determines that this Agreement is to be terminated in accordance with Section 16 then Community Services will work with the Children’s Guardian and the Service Provider in developing transition plans for the children and young people whose placement is supervised by the Service Provider so that an accredited designated agency may continue to supervise their placement.
4.4 Both parties recognise that we are autonomous organisations and we acknowledge that, during the course of this Agreement: we are not the agent of the other we are not in partnership in the legal sense of the word no recipient of the payme...