University to Provide Sample Clauses

The 'University to Provide' clause outlines the obligations of the university to supply certain resources, services, or support as part of an agreement. Typically, this may include providing access to facilities, equipment, personnel, or information necessary for the other party to fulfill their responsibilities under the contract. By clearly specifying what the university must deliver, this clause ensures both parties have a mutual understanding of expectations and helps prevent disputes over resource availability or support during the course of the agreement.
University to Provide. (a) All positions within the bargaining unit must have a job description. The University agrees to provide: (i) employees with a copy of their individual job description on their date of hire, promotion, demotion or transfer and a copy of their revised job description within two (2) weeks of being written and approved by the University; (ii) the Union with access to the electronic job description database for job descriptions of positions in the bargaining unit and notification of new job descriptions and revised job descriptions within two (2) weeks of being written and approved by the University. The parties agree that such descriptions are the recognized job descriptions, unless formally changed in accordance with Article 17 or as otherwise provided for in this Article. This requirement for a job description is not necessary where an employee is hired to a position of a shorter duration than one month provided a similar position (i.e. having no major differences) does not exist in the bargaining unit and has not existed in the past. However, if the Union feels that the terms of Agreement are being violated, the Union may request a job description for any position within the bargaining unit and the University agrees to provide the description. (b) The list of job duties in the job description shall serve as an outline of the job. It shall be in conformity with the recognized position title and it shall not conflict with any terms of this Agreement. Job descriptions must follow a standard format and use standard terminology to describe the duties and responsibilities of the job. The minimum qualifications required to perform the work must be directly related to the duties and responsibilities of the job.
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University to Provide. 4.1 Initial and currency training documentation to Truckee ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Fire Protection by February 1st annually. 4.2 Communication regarding expected resource orders and personnel availability through-out the fire season. 4.3 Incident Qualification System update documentation by October 31 annually. 4.4 Ability for District participation in the development of new wildland fire modeling software.
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University to Provide. The University shall arrange for and cause to be provided to the Library Building, the Library Utilities. “Library Utilities” shall mean electricity, natural gas, domestic water, chilled water, sewer, refuse removal, and steam, and shall specifically exclude all computer, telephone, data and video services.
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