Supervisory Information Sample Clauses

Supervisory Information. List below at least two (2) full-time staff members who are present at all times on the job site(s) and who will be responsible for supervising Federal Work Study students and will serve as points of contact for the INSTITUTION’s Center for Career Services. The first name listed will be the primary contact person. All others will be used as necessary for back-up. All back-ups agree to perform the functions of the primary contact if that person is unavailable. The primary contact agrees to activate back-ups when necessary.

Supervisory Information. District Employee as “Trip Coordinator”

Supervisory Information. List at least two (2) full-time staff members who will be responsible for supervising FWS students and will serve as points of contact for the INSTITUTION’s Center for Career Services. All FWS positions must be listed in GWork, GW’s job posting platform, please contact Student Employment regarding access to this system. All contacts will be added to the Student Employment Listserv. (1) read, (2) understood and (3) accepted the conditions and/or responsibilities of the FWS Program. Primary Contact (Will receive notifications regarding the student’s FWS status and assume primary responsibility for the hiring, terminating, and award monitoring for the department’s FWS student employees) • Signature: • Date: • Please Print Name: • Job Title: • Telephone Number: • E-mail Address: • Signature: • Date: • Please Print Name: • Job Title: • Telephone Number: • E-mail Address: • Signature: • Date: • Please Print Name: • Job Title: • Telephone Number: • E-mail Address:

Supervisory Information. A. Consistent with the goal of seamless supervision, any information provided by a Party to another Party will be treated as confidential supervisory information, unless otherwise specified by the providing Party, and will remain the property of the providing Party. A Party will use confidential supervisory information only for purposes directly related to its supervisory responsibilities. B. The Responsible Federal Agency may disclose to Local Federal Reserve Banks or Local FDIC Regional Offices confidential supervisory information obtained from Home State Supervisors if such disclosure is directly related to the Local Federal Reserve Banks' or Local FDIC Regional Offices' responsibilities. Similarly, Home State Supervisors may disclose to the Host State Supervisors confidential supervisory information obtained from Responsible Federal Agencies if such disclosure is directly related to the Host State Supervisors? supervisory responsibilities. C. Whenever a Party receives an access request from another federal or state administrative agency, or a subpoena, discovery request or other legal process that would require the disclosure of confidential information obtained from the other Party, the Party will promptly notify the providing Party. Except as provided in Section IV.B. of this Agreement, and unless the providing Party consents to the disclosure or the disclosure is required by law, regulation, court order or other legal process, no Party will disclose to another person, agency or entity (other than the subject organization) confidential supervisory information obtained from the other Party without furnishing prior notice to the providing Party. As appropriate, the Parties will cooperate in the preparation of any memoranda or pleading deemed desirable by the Parties to protect the confidentiality of the information.

Supervisory Information. A. Consistent with the goal of seamless supervision, any information provided by one Party to another Party will be treated as confidential supervisory information, unless otherwise specified by the providing Party, and will remain the property of the providing Party. A Party will use confidential supervisory information only for purposes directly related to its supervisory responsibilities. B. Any Federal bank supervisory agency participating in this agreement may disclose to any other Federal bank supervisory agency, confidential supervisory information obtained from State supervisors if such disclosure is directly related to their respective responsibilities. Similarly, State supervisors may disclose to each other confidential supervisory information obtained from Federal bank supervisory agencies if such information is directly related to the supervisory responsibilities of the receiving State supervisor. C. Whenever a Party receives an access request from another Federal or State administrative agency, or a subpoena, discovery request or other legal process that would require the disclosure of confidential information obtained from the other Party, that Party will promptly notify the providing Party. All notices under this provision shall be made to the person(s) designated by the providing party to receive such notices. D. No Party shall disclose information of a providing party, except with the consent of the providing party communicated through its authorized representative, or in accordance with applicable regulations of the providing party and any other applicable law. It is understood, in this connection, that applicable regulations of the FDIC, the Board of Governors and other Federal supervisory agencies requires requestors to exhaust administrative remedies before such agencies and to seek to compel such disclosure, if at all, through process directed to such agencies rather than to examined institutions or other bank supervisors lawfully in possession of the information. It is understood further that many state laws prohibit or regulate the disclosure of confidential supervisory information that is the property of State bank supervisors. As appropriate, the Parties will cooperate in the preparation of any memoranda or pleading deemed desirable by the Parties to protect the confidentiality of the information. It is also understood that in any State court action in which information belonging to a Federal bank supervisory agency is sought, the...