This document is an employment contract between Beijing Zhongguancun International School and Shawn Matthews for the 2006-2007 school year. Some key details:
- Shawn Matthews will work as a school administrator from September 1, 2006 to June 30, 2007.
- The school will provide a monthly salary, medical insurance, paid leave, housing and meals to Matthews.
- Matthews must have the proper documents and qualifications for his work visa. He must perform his duties professionally and be present on required school days.
- The contract can be terminated early by Matthews or the school for various reasons like cause, medical reasons or failing to comply with policies.
This 6-page employment agreement is between Madison Men, a Wisconsin advertising agency, and Margaret Olson for her services as a copywriter. The agreement outlines Olson's duties, compensation including a salary of $50,000 per year and bonus structure, benefits such as health insurance and reimbursed expenses, confidentiality and non-solicitation clauses, grounds for termination, dress code, vacation and sick time policies, and dispute resolution through arbitration. Both parties sign to indicate agreement to the terms laid out in the contract.
The document provides an overview of policies for employees at Sapid Sweets, a producer of high quality chocolate. It outlines policies regarding employment equity, pay equity, health and safety, job postings, orientations, descriptions, training, performance reviews, benefits including pension, workers compensation, dental/health plans, life insurance, vacations, holidays and more. The handbook aims to establish standards and inform employees of their rights and responsibilities.
The North Carolina State Board of Education authorizes a State of Emergency COVID-19 Sick Leave policy to help protect public school employees and the public during the pandemic. The policy provides up to 168 hours of paid leave for employees who cannot work remotely from April 1-30, 2020, including those with childcare needs, those at high risk, or those with COVID-19 symptoms. It also provides 96 additional hours of leave for past closure period from March 16-31. The policy outlines employee designations, eligibility for leave and telework, and expiration of unused leave.
Employment contract (w p management limited)Tanuj Poddar
WP Management Limited is a subsidiary of Wivenhoe Enterprises owned by the University of Essex. This document outlines the conditions of service for staff members, including:
- The normal working week is 36 hours spread over 5 days, with overtime paid at 1.5x normal rate and double time for Sundays/seventh day.
- Full-time staff receive 20 days of annual leave plus public holidays. Part-time staff receive a pro-rated amount.
- Staff can join the Universities Superannuation Scheme pension plan by default but can opt out and choose alternative plans like the State Earnings Related Pension Scheme.
The document is a contract of employment between a corporation and an employee. It outlines the terms of employment, including compensation and benefits, duties and responsibilities, intellectual property rights, confidentiality obligations, and restrictions on post-employment activities. Key details include an initial 6-month probationary period, compensation package and leaves, transferability of the employee, ownership of intellectual property created by the employee, and a 1-year non-compete clause to take effect if the employee leaves the company. The contract protects the company's business interests through confidentiality of information and intellectual property assignments.
The North Carolina State Board of Education authorizes paid State of Emergency COVID-19 Sick Leave for public school employees from April 1 - May 31, 2020 in response to the pandemic. The policy provides up to 328 hours of paid leave for mandatory, non-mandatory, high-risk, and substitute employees who cannot work due to COVID-19 related reasons such as childcare needs, being high-risk, having COVID-19 symptoms, or being advised to self-quarantine. An additional 96 hours of leave is available for employees who took leave during the March 16-31 school closure period. Employers are encouraged to provide remote work opportunities where feasible to limit virus spread.
Security of Tenure and Kinds of EmploymentRuth Mocorro
This document discusses security of tenure and different types of employment under Philippine labor law. It defines regular employment as employment that is necessary for the employer's business, and casual employment as work that is not considered regular. Probationary employment cannot exceed 6 months, and employees must be given just cause or fail to meet performance standards to be terminated during this period. The document also provides a sample labor case where an employee was constructively dismissed without due process during her probationary period and was awarded reinstatement and back wages.
Chapter 10 - Employment and Security of Tenure Wella Galos
The document discusses Philippine labor laws around employment, including:
- Security of tenure which guarantees political office holders cannot be removed without cause.
- Regulations around employing minors between 15-18, including allowable work hours.
- Defining regular employment as work that is usually necessary for the employer's business.
- Probationary periods for employment and apprenticeships cannot exceed 6 months without an agreement.
- Requirements for establishing apprenticeship programs and qualifications for apprentices.
- Grounds for termination of employment or apprenticeships by either party with proper notice.
- Regulations for private employment agencies and prohibited practices.
This 6-page employment agreement is between Madison Men, a Wisconsin advertising agency, and Margaret Olson for her services as a copywriter. The agreement outlines Olson's duties, compensation including a salary of $50,000 per year and bonus structure, benefits such as health insurance and reimbursed expenses, confidentiality and non-solicitation clauses, grounds for termination, dress code, vacation and sick time policies, and dispute resolution through arbitration. Both parties sign to indicate agreement to the terms laid out in the contract.
The document provides an overview of policies for employees at Sapid Sweets, a producer of high quality chocolate. It outlines policies regarding employment equity, pay equity, health and safety, job postings, orientations, descriptions, training, performance reviews, benefits including pension, workers compensation, dental/health plans, life insurance, vacations, holidays and more. The handbook aims to establish standards and inform employees of their rights and responsibilities.
The North Carolina State Board of Education authorizes a State of Emergency COVID-19 Sick Leave policy to help protect public school employees and the public during the pandemic. The policy provides up to 168 hours of paid leave for employees who cannot work remotely from April 1-30, 2020, including those with childcare needs, those at high risk, or those with COVID-19 symptoms. It also provides 96 additional hours of leave for past closure period from March 16-31. The policy outlines employee designations, eligibility for leave and telework, and expiration of unused leave.
Employment contract (w p management limited)Tanuj Poddar
WP Management Limited is a subsidiary of Wivenhoe Enterprises owned by the University of Essex. This document outlines the conditions of service for staff members, including:
- The normal working week is 36 hours spread over 5 days, with overtime paid at 1.5x normal rate and double time for Sundays/seventh day.
- Full-time staff receive 20 days of annual leave plus public holidays. Part-time staff receive a pro-rated amount.
- Staff can join the Universities Superannuation Scheme pension plan by default but can opt out and choose alternative plans like the State Earnings Related Pension Scheme.
The document is a contract of employment between a corporation and an employee. It outlines the terms of employment, including compensation and benefits, duties and responsibilities, intellectual property rights, confidentiality obligations, and restrictions on post-employment activities. Key details include an initial 6-month probationary period, compensation package and leaves, transferability of the employee, ownership of intellectual property created by the employee, and a 1-year non-compete clause to take effect if the employee leaves the company. The contract protects the company's business interests through confidentiality of information and intellectual property assignments.
The North Carolina State Board of Education authorizes paid State of Emergency COVID-19 Sick Leave for public school employees from April 1 - May 31, 2020 in response to the pandemic. The policy provides up to 328 hours of paid leave for mandatory, non-mandatory, high-risk, and substitute employees who cannot work due to COVID-19 related reasons such as childcare needs, being high-risk, having COVID-19 symptoms, or being advised to self-quarantine. An additional 96 hours of leave is available for employees who took leave during the March 16-31 school closure period. Employers are encouraged to provide remote work opportunities where feasible to limit virus spread.
Security of Tenure and Kinds of EmploymentRuth Mocorro
This document discusses security of tenure and different types of employment under Philippine labor law. It defines regular employment as employment that is necessary for the employer's business, and casual employment as work that is not considered regular. Probationary employment cannot exceed 6 months, and employees must be given just cause or fail to meet performance standards to be terminated during this period. The document also provides a sample labor case where an employee was constructively dismissed without due process during her probationary period and was awarded reinstatement and back wages.
Chapter 10 - Employment and Security of Tenure Wella Galos
The document discusses Philippine labor laws around employment, including:
- Security of tenure which guarantees political office holders cannot be removed without cause.
- Regulations around employing minors between 15-18, including allowable work hours.
- Defining regular employment as work that is usually necessary for the employer's business.
- Probationary periods for employment and apprenticeships cannot exceed 6 months without an agreement.
- Requirements for establishing apprenticeship programs and qualifications for apprentices.
- Grounds for termination of employment or apprenticeships by either party with proper notice.
- Regulations for private employment agencies and prohibited practices.
Chapter 10 - Employment ans Security of TenureAizell Bernal
This document discusses several topics related to employment and security of tenure under Philippine law, including: apprenticeship training requirements; probationary employment periods; regulations around employing minors, women, non-resident aliens, and housekeepers; and permissible reasons for terminating employment. Key details covered are minimum age requirements, allowable work hours for minors, rules for regular vs. casual employment status, and valid causes for terminating apprenticeship or employment agreements.
This document outlines the terms of a contract of employment between a company and an employee. It details the employee's job title and duties, commencement date, probationary period, hours of work, place of work, pay and benefits, expenses, holiday entitlement, sick leave policy, confidentiality, property ownership, restrictions on other employment, grievance procedures, company rules, disciplinary procedures, and termination notice requirements.
POEA Standard Employment Contract for Various ServicesHarve Abella
This 3 page employment contract is between an employer, employee, and recruitment agency. It details the terms of employment such as position, salary, benefits, leave, termination conditions, and dispute resolution process. The contract is governed by the laws of Malaysia and Philippines and aims to protect the rights and welfare of overseas Filipino workers.
This agreement is between a company and a business development officer. It outlines the officer's scope of services which includes identifying new ventures, advising on profitability, assisting in planning and implementation, improving existing projects, ensuring profitability, and negotiating with clients. The officer must keep all company information confidential and cannot compete with the company. In exchange, the officer will receive a monthly remuneration. The agreement is effective for a fixed period.
This document discusses several topics related to labor and employment in the Philippines, including apprenticeship agreements, probationary periods, qualifications of apprentices, termination of apprenticeship agreements, learnership agreements, employment of non-resident aliens, regulation of private employment agencies, termination of employment, and manpower development programs. It provides definitions and requirements for apprentices, learners, employment permits, prohibited practices for employment agencies, and valid reasons for job termination by employers and employees.
The document is an employment contract that outlines the terms of a probationary employment position. It details a 6-month probationary period to determine fitness for regularization. The employee will be evaluated on various performance criteria. The company reserves the right to terminate employment during this period for any authorized cause. The contract also specifies compliance with company rules and policies, the confidential nature of work, requirements for work assignments and locations, and a 30-day notice period for resignation.
1. The document is an employment agreement between Vijay Laxmi Textile Ltd. and Mr. Ankur Agrawal, wherein Mr. Agrawal agrees to work as a Software Engineer for Vijay Laxmi for 3 years from January 2011 to December 2013.
2. The agreement outlines the terms of employment such as Mr. Agrawal's salary of Rs. 50,000 per month, his obligations to devote full time and efforts to the employer, confidentiality clauses, non-compete clauses, and liquidated damages if employment is terminated early by either party.
3. The agreement also allows the employer to transfer Mr. Agrawal's employment to associate companies, and
Mc8.apprentices act,1961 & training of apprentices in railway establishmentsAbhey Dogra
This document provides a consolidated summary of instructions regarding the Apprentices Act of 1961 and the training of apprentices in India. It discusses key topics such as the purpose and extent of the act, categories of apprentices, recruitment sources and qualifications, training procedures, stipends, and testing/certification. The main points are:
- The Apprentices Act regulates apprenticeship training in designated trades to develop skilled labor. It applies to railway workshops, production units, and other facilities.
- There are three categories of apprentices: trade, technician, and graduate engineers. Recruitment comes from employment exchanges, SC/ST organizations, ITIs, and railway employee wards.
-
Startup employment contracts and actual cost of hiring people | Nordic FoundersSergey Gerasimenko
This presentation is an advise on what should be included in both founders and regular employee’s contracts if your statup operates from Finland. In addition, it has a a breakdown of employee’s actual cost - social contributions (YEL/TyEL), unemployment fees, taxes and mandatory workforce related insurances.
Presentation prepared for Nordic Founders meetup (http://www.meetup.com/NordicFounders).
1. The document defines a child as under 14, adolescent as 14-18, and adult as 18 or over.
2. Adolescents ages 14-18 can work conditionally, while children under 14 are completely prohibited from working.
3. For adolescents to work, they must obtain a certificate of fitness from a medical practitioner, which is valid for 12 months, and they cannot perform hazardous or underground work.
4. When employing adolescents, the weekly work hours are limited to 30 hours in a factory and 42 hours in an establishment, spread over no more than two shifts between 7am and 7pm.
This document is a contract of employment between an employer and domestic worker. It outlines the terms of employment including duties of both parties, wages, termination conditions, transportation and repatriation costs. The contract is for a period of [NUMBER] years, during which the domestic worker will reside and work only at the employer's specified address, performing household duties as instructed. The employer must provide accommodation, meals, insurance and respect religious beliefs. Grounds for termination by either party and dispute resolution processes are also defined.
The document provides an overview of key aspects of Bangladesh Labour Law, including its purpose and amendments. It defines international labour law and lists supporting acts in Bangladesh. The summary highlights that the law aims to protect labour rights and regulates conditions like employment classification, working hours, health and safety, welfare benefits, and dispute resolution. It provides definitions for employment types and outlines procedures for leave, closures, payments and resolving disputes.
This document discusses factory laws regarding working hours, leave and holidays, and salary and wages in Bangladesh. It defines key terms like adult, child, and young worker. It outlines the legal working hours for adults and young personnel, including restrictions on night work and multiple shifts. It also covers the various types of leave that workers are entitled to by law, such as casual leave, sick leave, annual leave, maternity leave, and holidays. Finally, it discusses provisions around salary and wage payment, deductions, and review processes. The overall aim is to highlight the legal rights and protections for Bangladeshi factory workers.
The document discusses the meaning and types of employment contracts. It defines an employment contract as an agreement between an employer and employee that stipulates the conditions of employment. There are three main types of contracts: contracts for an unspecified period, contracts for a specified period, and contracts for a specified task. The document also examines instruments used to determine whether someone is an employee or contractor, including control tests, organization tests, economic reality tests, and mutuality of obligation tests. Key areas that should be covered in an employment contract are also outlined, such as parties, dates, remuneration, terms and conditions, leave, and job title.
The document discusses the importance of an employment contract for migrant workers going overseas. It outlines that an employment contract is a written agreement between the worker and employer that stipulates the terms and conditions of employment. It then lists the minimum provisions that should be included in an employment contract such as work location, salary, benefits, and terms for termination of the contract. The document stresses that workers should carefully read the entire contract before signing.
The document outlines Philippine labor law regarding post-employment, including termination of employment, retirement from service, and related benefits. It details allowable reasons for termination by employers and employees. Employers must provide severance or separation pay depending on the reason for termination. The document also specifies retirement age and benefits, requiring half a month of salary for each year of service upon retirement.
1. The document appears to be a final exam for a class covering labor laws and employee benefits in the Philippines. It contains multiple choice and true/false questions testing knowledge of laws around maternity leave, paternity leave, service incentive leave, and workplace injury liability.
2. One essay question asks about the ability of a female employee to return to work during an unexpired maternity leave period. Another asks about the entitlement of an employee who resigned to cash out unused service incentive leave accrued during their employment.
3. The last essay question concerns workplace injury liability for a domestic worker employed by one company but performing duties for another company when injured.
The document discusses the legal impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on employment in Turkey. It provides answers to questions about workplaces required to close, options for closed workplaces, implementing unpaid leave, other options besides termination, compensatory work, short-term working allowance, and terminating employment contracts due to coronavirus. Key points include what types of workplaces must close, options for closed workplaces like remote work or paid/unpaid leave, and that employment contracts can be immediately terminated for force majeure reasons preventing work for over a week.
Considering the huge impacts of the coronavirus on the economy and business globally, we would like to give you a brief information about the legal consequences of this pandemic in Turkey from a Turkish employment law perspective. Please see below the questionnaire prepared to guide the employers who have business in Turkey, vis-à-vis their employees.
Este documento resume los tiempos verbales en inglés: Presente Simple, Pasado Simple, Presente y Pasado Progresivo, y Futuro con el auxiliar "will". Explica cómo se forman estas conjugaciones verbales en sus formas afirmativa, negativa e interrogativa. También incluye ejemplos para ilustrar cada uso.
Chapter 10 - Employment ans Security of TenureAizell Bernal
This document discusses several topics related to employment and security of tenure under Philippine law, including: apprenticeship training requirements; probationary employment periods; regulations around employing minors, women, non-resident aliens, and housekeepers; and permissible reasons for terminating employment. Key details covered are minimum age requirements, allowable work hours for minors, rules for regular vs. casual employment status, and valid causes for terminating apprenticeship or employment agreements.
This document outlines the terms of a contract of employment between a company and an employee. It details the employee's job title and duties, commencement date, probationary period, hours of work, place of work, pay and benefits, expenses, holiday entitlement, sick leave policy, confidentiality, property ownership, restrictions on other employment, grievance procedures, company rules, disciplinary procedures, and termination notice requirements.
POEA Standard Employment Contract for Various ServicesHarve Abella
This 3 page employment contract is between an employer, employee, and recruitment agency. It details the terms of employment such as position, salary, benefits, leave, termination conditions, and dispute resolution process. The contract is governed by the laws of Malaysia and Philippines and aims to protect the rights and welfare of overseas Filipino workers.
This agreement is between a company and a business development officer. It outlines the officer's scope of services which includes identifying new ventures, advising on profitability, assisting in planning and implementation, improving existing projects, ensuring profitability, and negotiating with clients. The officer must keep all company information confidential and cannot compete with the company. In exchange, the officer will receive a monthly remuneration. The agreement is effective for a fixed period.
This document discusses several topics related to labor and employment in the Philippines, including apprenticeship agreements, probationary periods, qualifications of apprentices, termination of apprenticeship agreements, learnership agreements, employment of non-resident aliens, regulation of private employment agencies, termination of employment, and manpower development programs. It provides definitions and requirements for apprentices, learners, employment permits, prohibited practices for employment agencies, and valid reasons for job termination by employers and employees.
The document is an employment contract that outlines the terms of a probationary employment position. It details a 6-month probationary period to determine fitness for regularization. The employee will be evaluated on various performance criteria. The company reserves the right to terminate employment during this period for any authorized cause. The contract also specifies compliance with company rules and policies, the confidential nature of work, requirements for work assignments and locations, and a 30-day notice period for resignation.
1. The document is an employment agreement between Vijay Laxmi Textile Ltd. and Mr. Ankur Agrawal, wherein Mr. Agrawal agrees to work as a Software Engineer for Vijay Laxmi for 3 years from January 2011 to December 2013.
2. The agreement outlines the terms of employment such as Mr. Agrawal's salary of Rs. 50,000 per month, his obligations to devote full time and efforts to the employer, confidentiality clauses, non-compete clauses, and liquidated damages if employment is terminated early by either party.
3. The agreement also allows the employer to transfer Mr. Agrawal's employment to associate companies, and
Mc8.apprentices act,1961 & training of apprentices in railway establishmentsAbhey Dogra
This document provides a consolidated summary of instructions regarding the Apprentices Act of 1961 and the training of apprentices in India. It discusses key topics such as the purpose and extent of the act, categories of apprentices, recruitment sources and qualifications, training procedures, stipends, and testing/certification. The main points are:
- The Apprentices Act regulates apprenticeship training in designated trades to develop skilled labor. It applies to railway workshops, production units, and other facilities.
- There are three categories of apprentices: trade, technician, and graduate engineers. Recruitment comes from employment exchanges, SC/ST organizations, ITIs, and railway employee wards.
-
Startup employment contracts and actual cost of hiring people | Nordic FoundersSergey Gerasimenko
This presentation is an advise on what should be included in both founders and regular employee’s contracts if your statup operates from Finland. In addition, it has a a breakdown of employee’s actual cost - social contributions (YEL/TyEL), unemployment fees, taxes and mandatory workforce related insurances.
Presentation prepared for Nordic Founders meetup (http://www.meetup.com/NordicFounders).
1. The document defines a child as under 14, adolescent as 14-18, and adult as 18 or over.
2. Adolescents ages 14-18 can work conditionally, while children under 14 are completely prohibited from working.
3. For adolescents to work, they must obtain a certificate of fitness from a medical practitioner, which is valid for 12 months, and they cannot perform hazardous or underground work.
4. When employing adolescents, the weekly work hours are limited to 30 hours in a factory and 42 hours in an establishment, spread over no more than two shifts between 7am and 7pm.
This document is a contract of employment between an employer and domestic worker. It outlines the terms of employment including duties of both parties, wages, termination conditions, transportation and repatriation costs. The contract is for a period of [NUMBER] years, during which the domestic worker will reside and work only at the employer's specified address, performing household duties as instructed. The employer must provide accommodation, meals, insurance and respect religious beliefs. Grounds for termination by either party and dispute resolution processes are also defined.
The document provides an overview of key aspects of Bangladesh Labour Law, including its purpose and amendments. It defines international labour law and lists supporting acts in Bangladesh. The summary highlights that the law aims to protect labour rights and regulates conditions like employment classification, working hours, health and safety, welfare benefits, and dispute resolution. It provides definitions for employment types and outlines procedures for leave, closures, payments and resolving disputes.
This document discusses factory laws regarding working hours, leave and holidays, and salary and wages in Bangladesh. It defines key terms like adult, child, and young worker. It outlines the legal working hours for adults and young personnel, including restrictions on night work and multiple shifts. It also covers the various types of leave that workers are entitled to by law, such as casual leave, sick leave, annual leave, maternity leave, and holidays. Finally, it discusses provisions around salary and wage payment, deductions, and review processes. The overall aim is to highlight the legal rights and protections for Bangladeshi factory workers.
The document discusses the meaning and types of employment contracts. It defines an employment contract as an agreement between an employer and employee that stipulates the conditions of employment. There are three main types of contracts: contracts for an unspecified period, contracts for a specified period, and contracts for a specified task. The document also examines instruments used to determine whether someone is an employee or contractor, including control tests, organization tests, economic reality tests, and mutuality of obligation tests. Key areas that should be covered in an employment contract are also outlined, such as parties, dates, remuneration, terms and conditions, leave, and job title.
The document discusses the importance of an employment contract for migrant workers going overseas. It outlines that an employment contract is a written agreement between the worker and employer that stipulates the terms and conditions of employment. It then lists the minimum provisions that should be included in an employment contract such as work location, salary, benefits, and terms for termination of the contract. The document stresses that workers should carefully read the entire contract before signing.
The document outlines Philippine labor law regarding post-employment, including termination of employment, retirement from service, and related benefits. It details allowable reasons for termination by employers and employees. Employers must provide severance or separation pay depending on the reason for termination. The document also specifies retirement age and benefits, requiring half a month of salary for each year of service upon retirement.
1. The document appears to be a final exam for a class covering labor laws and employee benefits in the Philippines. It contains multiple choice and true/false questions testing knowledge of laws around maternity leave, paternity leave, service incentive leave, and workplace injury liability.
2. One essay question asks about the ability of a female employee to return to work during an unexpired maternity leave period. Another asks about the entitlement of an employee who resigned to cash out unused service incentive leave accrued during their employment.
3. The last essay question concerns workplace injury liability for a domestic worker employed by one company but performing duties for another company when injured.
The document discusses the legal impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on employment in Turkey. It provides answers to questions about workplaces required to close, options for closed workplaces, implementing unpaid leave, other options besides termination, compensatory work, short-term working allowance, and terminating employment contracts due to coronavirus. Key points include what types of workplaces must close, options for closed workplaces like remote work or paid/unpaid leave, and that employment contracts can be immediately terminated for force majeure reasons preventing work for over a week.
Considering the huge impacts of the coronavirus on the economy and business globally, we would like to give you a brief information about the legal consequences of this pandemic in Turkey from a Turkish employment law perspective. Please see below the questionnaire prepared to guide the employers who have business in Turkey, vis-à-vis their employees.
Este documento resume los tiempos verbales en inglés: Presente Simple, Pasado Simple, Presente y Pasado Progresivo, y Futuro con el auxiliar "will". Explica cómo se forman estas conjugaciones verbales en sus formas afirmativa, negativa e interrogativa. También incluye ejemplos para ilustrar cada uso.
This transcript is for a student born in 1992 who is continuing their studies. It shows they earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics with a minor in Public Policy from the A. Young School of Policy Studies in August 2015. The transcript lists the courses taken between fall 2014 and summer 2015, including grades received. It indicates the student was on the President's List each term and graduated with a GPA of 4.27 and institutional honors of Summa Cum Laude.
The document proposes creating a children's church inside the main church building to attract children's attention from outside and give them wonderful memories. The children's church would be a little bigger than a shed, two stories high, with kid-size furniture, a family tree mural, children's bibles, and children's worship music. The author envisions the children's church charming parents and grandparents by allowing children to worship in their own space, creating fond memories for families.
Este documento describe los principales procesadores, memorias y discos duros del mercado, así como conceptos clave como POST, BIOS, ROM, RAM, CMOS, chipset puente norte y sur. También cubre los primeros sistemas operativos como MS-DOS de Microsoft y los avances tecnológicos de figuras como Steve Jobs y la evolución de Apple.
Cancer is a term used for diseases in which abnormal cells divide without control and are able to invade other tissues. There are several main types of cancer including carcinoma which begins in the skin or other tissues, sarcoma which begins in bones or muscles, and leukemia which starts in blood-forming bone marrow and causes abnormal blood cells. Lymphoma, myeloma, and central nervous system cancers are other types that begin in immune system and brain/spinal cord cells, respectively.
Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang pentingnya mengembangkan kecerdasan emosi dan spiritual (ESQ) berdasarkan nilai-nilai Islam. ESQ diperlukan untuk menyeimbangkan pembangunan sumber daya manusia yang selama ini terlalu mengedepankan kecerdasan intelektual dan materialistik. Model ESQ yang ditawarkan berlandaskan pada enam rukun iman dan lima rukun Islam untuk mengoptimalkan kecerdasan emosi dan spiritual secara terpadu.
Este documento agradece a varias fuentes de fotos que se utilizaron en un sitio web sobre recuperar la calle. No proporciona ninguna información sobre el contenido del sitio web ni sobre el tema de recuperar la calle.
There is value in teamwork rather than working alone. The Bible provides many examples of effective teams, such as Moses and Aaron, Jesus and the disciples, and Paul with Barnabas. While each person has different strengths, all roles are critical for the proper functioning of the body as a whole. Similarly, all minerals and co-workers contribute value, and rocks themselves can symbolize stability, as referenced in the Bible. Overall, the presentation emphasizes that community and diversity benefit individuals and organizations.
La visión de la organización es lograr un mundo más justo y equitativo. Sus objetivos generales incluyen promover la justicia social, los derechos humanos y el desarrollo sostenible en todas las comunidades.
The document summarizes the Veterans Retraining Assistance Program (VRAP) which provides up to 12 months of retraining assistance for unemployed veterans. It details eligibility criteria including being between 35-60 years old and discharged under honorable conditions. It also explains that the VA will provide funding for approved training programs that lead to an associate degree, certification, or non-college degree in a high-demand field. The Department of Labor will provide employment assistance both for veterans who complete or do not complete the retraining program.
This thesis examines the risks that firms face when expanding internationally. It identifies cross-cultural risk, commercial risk, and country risk as the three main risks based on a review of literature. Cross-cultural risk relates to differences in language, customs and values between countries. Commercial risk stems from poor strategic decisions about market entry. Country risk involves challenges from differences in political and legal systems across nations. The thesis will analyze each risk in depth and provide the example of Walmart's failure in Germany to illustrate how poorly managing these risks can lead to international business failures. The goal is to help companies learn from others' mistakes to successfully establish abroad.
The document provides instructions for viewing a stereogram image of dice in 3D without special glasses. It explains that by crossing your eyes and letting them refocus, the reader will be able to see the hidden 3D image within the 2D picture. It suggests trying this technique to experience the depth perception created by a stereogram.
Effective use of power point as a presentation tooljuuuuls
The document provides guidelines for effectively using PowerPoint in presentations. It recommends:
1. Using PowerPoint to illustrate content, not as an outline of the speech. Slides should have sparse text and information to avoid distracting from the speaker.
2. Rehearsing presentations thoroughly and being able to present without PowerPoint. The focus should remain on engaging the audience, not the slides.
3. Using slides sparingly and for emphasis, not as a crutch or to structure the entire presentation. Speakers should practice public speaking skills with and without visual aids.
This document discusses frameworks for understanding safety culture, including Maslow's hierarchy of human needs, Hofstede's cultural dimensions, and Westrum's safety culture ladder. It analyzes how an organization's safety culture evolves through different levels analogous to human needs, from a basic need for survival to a self-actualized state of understanding one's environment and role within it. Safety culture is influenced by underlying societal and industrial cultures, and management plays a key role in guiding an organization's cultural development. The document advocates applying these frameworks together to gain a holistic understanding of safety culture.
The Apprentices Act 1961 establishes standards and obligations for apprenticeship programs in India to develop skilled workers. It specifies qualifications and training periods for apprentices, obligations of apprentices and employers, stipends, dispute resolution processes, and penalties for noncompliance. The Act aims to meet the demand for skilled craftsmen through apprenticeship programs that provide institutional training and on-the-job skills development.
This 6-page employment agreement is between Madison Men, a Wisconsin service corporation, and Margaret Olson to serve as a copywriter. The agreement outlines Olson's duties and responsibilities, compensation including an annual salary of $50,000 and bonus structure, benefits such as health insurance and reimbursed expenses, confidentiality and non-solicitation clauses, a one-year probationary period, dress code, vacation and sick time policies, and performance reviews. It also includes provisions for termination by either party and requires disputes to be resolved through alternative dispute resolution.
This document outlines the terms of employment for an individual being hired. It details the job title, duration of two years, compensation including basic salary, allowances for transport and accommodation, meals, and uniforms. It also outlines benefits like annual leave, airfare after one year, insurance coverage, and severance pay structure. Key responsibilities for the employee are adherence to company rules and UAE labor laws, exclusive service during employment, and non-solicitation of other employees after termination.
This document is a contract of employment between Best Chemical Engineering firm Philippines (the Employer) and Sakura Tsukki (the Employee). It outlines the terms of employment including job title (Chemical Engineer I), compensation (PHP 99,700 monthly salary), benefits (vacation leave, health insurance), work hours (8 hours per day, Monday to Friday), performance reviews, company rules and regulations, grounds for termination, confidentiality agreement, and other standard terms.
This document is a standard labor contract between an employer and employee in China. It outlines the following key points in 3 sentences:
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COLLECTIVE
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INTERNATIONAL UNION, UAW/AFL-CIO
TECHNICAL, OFFICE AND PROFESSIONAL WORKERS
FEBRUARY 1, 2015 THRU JANUARY 31, 2019
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CONTENTS
ARTICLE SUBJECT PAGE
1 Recognition 1
2 Union Security 3
3 University Rights 4
4 No Strike/No Lockout 4
5 Grievance and Arbitration 5
6 Wages 7
7 Resignation 10
8 Personal Work 11
9 Union Activity, Visitation, & Bulletin Boards 11
10 Non-Discrimination 12
11 Probationary Employees 12
12 Seniority 13
13 Severance Pay 19
14 Discipline and Discharge 19
15 Work Week 20
16 Overtime 21
17 Vacation 22
18 Holidays 23
19 Sick Leave 24
20 Leaves of Absence 26
21 Flexible Hours 27
22 Personnel Files 27
23 Retirement Plan 28
24 Group Insurance Benefits 31
25 Tuition Exemption 35
26 Part-Time Employees 36
27 Child Care 37
28 Credit Union 37
29 Health and Safety 38
30 Effect of Legislation 40
31 Successors and Assigns 40
32 Sexual Harassment 40
33 Affirmative Action 41
34 Classification 41
35 Technological Changes 45
36 Job Training 46
37 Complete Agreement 49
38 Notice 49
39 V-Cap 50
40 Dress Code 50
41 Casual and Temporary Employees 51
42 Effective Dates and Duration 53
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APPENDIX A Side Letters 54
APPENDIX B Same-Sex Domestic Partner Benefits 73
APPENDIX C Dress Code 74
APPENDIX D Casual and Temporary Adjustments 75
APPENDIX E Salary Grid Applicable to Employees Hired 76
Before 10/1/97
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INDEX
ARTICLE SUBJECT PAGE
33 Affirmative Action 41
27 Child Care 37
34 Classification 41
37 Complete Agreement 49
28 Credit Union 37
14 Discipline and Discharge 19
42 Effective Dates and Duration 53
30 Effect of Legislation 40
21 Flexible Hours 27
5 Grievance and Arbitration 5
24 Group Insurance Benefits 31
29 Health and Safety 38
18 Holidays 23
36 Job Training 46
20 Leaves of Absence 26
10 Non-Discrimination 12
4 No Strike/No Lockout 4
38 Notice 49
16 Overtime 21
26 Part-Time Employees 36
8 Personal Work 11
22 Personnel Files 27
11 Probationary Em.
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Add: 6 Jinzhan Lu, Chaoyang, Beijing 100018, China
Tel: 86-10-8434-3435 Fax: 86-10-8434-3436
EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT FOR SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS
This Contract for 2006-2007 is entered into this 2006 between the Beijing Zhongguancun
International School, a School operating pursuant to general agreement with the Government of China and
located in Beijing, China, hereinafter referred to as “the EMPLOYER” and
Name: Shawn Matthews Nationality:
Passport No: Issued at:
Passport Date of Issue: Passport Expiration Date:
Type of Visa: Length of Visa:
(hereinafter referred to as “the EMPLOYEE”)
Whereas the EMPLOYEE wishes to obtain employment in China with the EMPLOYER; and whereas the
EMPLOYEE declares that he/she will not be committed to any other employment during his/her
employment in China by the EMPLOYER; and whereas the EMPLOYER is interested in obtaining the
services of the EMPLOYEE in China. Now therefore, the parties hereto have agreed as follows:
I. CONDITIONS
A. This contract is conditional with the understanding that the EMPLOYER has agreed to employ the
EMPLOYEE and to retain that employment with the EMPLOYEE performing at the professional level of
expectation. If, for whatever reasons the EMPLOYEE is not able to fulfill the terms of this contract, or it is
terminated for cause, then provisions for such termination as stated in this contract shall enter into effect.
B. The EMPLOYER reserves the right to assign and readjust the EMPLOYEE to a position with
corresponding compensation that will best meet the needs of the EMPLOYER while considering the
EMPLOYEE’S qualification and experience.
C. The EMPLOYER expects that the EMPLOYEE will perform all responsibilities as cited in an
EMPLOYER-approved JOB DESCREPTION which will accompany this contract.
II. SPONSORSHIP/WORK PERMIT VISAS
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2. The EMPLOYER shall be responsible for processing all documents and making related sponsorship, work
permit and visa arrangements required by the EMPLOYEE and his/her dependents (spouse/children) to carry
out the terms of this Contract. It remains the responsibility of the EMPLOYEE to maintain a valid, current
passport.
III. EMPLOYEE’S POINT OF HIRE
The Point of Hire is Beijing, China.
IV. TERM OF CONTRACT
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on June 30th, 2007 , unless terminated earlier under the provisions cited in Section VII of this Contract.
V. DUTIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE EMPLOYEE
A. The EMPLOYEE shall provide the EMPLOYER required documents, including the most recent health
examination report, copies of college transcripts, up-to-date professional certification and certification of
experience. Falsifications of statements or documents are grounds for the immediate termination of this
contract without benefits.
B. The EMPLOYEE will make available to the EMPLOYER all documents, including a current valid
passport, required to meet China’s legal requirements for obtaining visas, work permits and other documents
as might be determined by the Government of China. Again, falsifications of statements or documents are
grounds for immediate termination of the contract without benefits.
C. The EMPLOYEE shall, for the term of the Contract, render professional services as defined in the
EMPLOYER–approved JOB DESCREPTION. All duties performed under this Contract by the
EMPLOYEE shall be performed in a competent and professional manner as evaluated by the EMPLOYER
with procedures outlined in the STAFF HANDBOOK accompanying this contract.
D. The EMPLOYEE shall be present and conduct regular duties on all days in compliance with the school
calendar and daily schedule approved by the EMPLOYER.
E. The EMPLOYEE is required to perform services for a minimum of one hundred and ninety (190) days
per school year and twenty-five (25) class hours per week under the terms of this contract.
VI. COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS
A. The EMPLOYEE will be paid a monthly salary according to the current established salary schedule.
Adjustments to the salary will be made in the form of salary supplement. The salary assumes all
EMPLOYEE requirements have been met. The first month salary and the last month salary are to be
prorated according to the EMPLOYEE’s actual working days.
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3. 1. A monthly salary statement will accompany this contract.
2. Absences in excess of those authorized by EMPLOYER policy shall be deducted from monthly salary on
a prorated daily rate basis. The prorated daily rate will be determined by dividing the EMPLOYEE’S month
salary by the required number of work days.
3. The EMPLOYEE shall receive his/her salary in Chinese RMB at the official exchange rate of the first day
of the paid month.
A. BENEFITS
1. MEDICAL INSURANCE
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insurance carrier. Coverage will be defined within the limits established in EMPLOYER policy/regulations
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approved insurer.
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arrangements and school winter vacation with days determined by the EMPLOYER. The EMPLOYER
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consecutive working days. Sick leave days shall not accrue beyond the contract year.
4. PERSONAL LEAVE
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EMPLOYER. Personal leave will not be counted against sick leave. The Principal reserves the right to grant
or deny Personal Leave on the basis of the School’s greater educational needs. Personal Leave must be
approved in advance with written requisition by the Principal.
5. COMPASSIONATE LEAVE
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family member (spouse, mother, father, child), five (5) days for sister, brother, mother-in-law, father-in-law.
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spot and the campus on work days.
7. FOOD
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4. The EMPLOYER will provide to the EMPLOYEE a free noon meal on the campus on work days.
8. TUITION
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EMPLOYER.
10. TAXES
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VII. PROHIBITION OF BUSINESS STRIFE
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employers during the period of contractual service. The gain from the violation of this provision shall belong
to the EMPLOYER.
VIII. OBLIGATION OF SECRECY
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without the EMPLOYER’s permission during the contractual service and 3 years after termination of the
employment.
IX. TERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT
A. TERMINATION BY EMPLOYEE
In the event the EMPLOYEE wishes to terminate the employment under this Contract before the completion
of the first year of service, the EMPLOYER shall be reimbursed for all expenses incurred by EMPLOYEE
for obtaining his/her visa or work permit and so on.
B. TERMINATION FOR MEDICAL REASONS
This Contract may be terminated in the event that the EMPLOYEE is unable, for medical reasons, to
continue his/her assignment within a reasonable time as determined by the EMPLOYER.
C. TERMINATION FOR CAUSE
This Contract may be terminated by the EMPLOYER for the following reasons:
1. Upon thirty (30) days prior written notice, if and when EMPLOYEE fails to comply with school policy
or this Contract.
2. Immediately, if the actions of the EMPLOYEE violate the laws of China, and the effects of such action
seriously impairs the EMPLOYEE’S ability to satisfactorily perform his/her duties, or if such actions
bring detrimental publicity to the School.
3. Immediately, if any statements by the EMPLOYEE concerning education, certification, or teaching
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5. experience furnished to the EMPLOYER are found to be false.
4. Immediately, if good and sufficient cause exists as approved by the EMPLOYER in accordance with
existing policy.
5. When this contract, within its specified dates, is terminated for Cause, the liability of the EMPLOYER
shall be: salary paid to the EMPLOYEE up to the last day of work in the case of immediate dismissal
for Cause.
6. In case of either immediate termination or termination with thirty (30) days notice, the EMPLOYEE’S
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a) The right to know the reasons for termination.
b) The right to a hearing before the EMPLOYER.
X. CONTRACT DISPUTE
Any dispute concerning this Contract shall be discussed by the EMPLOYEE and the EMPLOYER. If the
EMPLOYEE and the EMPLOYER can not resolve the dispute and all attempts fail, the two parties can
appeal to the organization of arbitration for foreign experts affairs in the State Administration of Foreign
Experts Affairs and ask for final arbitration.
XI. OTHER PROVISIONS, IF APPLICABLE
This written Contract represents the entire agreement of the parties hereto and no other promises or
arrangements shall be interpreted as binding on the parties. This Contract also supersedes all previous
contracts between the parties. The terms stated in this Contract contain the entire agreement between the
parties and other conditions or promises shall not form a party of the Contract. Amendments to the Contract
may be applied with the written consent of both parties to the contract.
XII. VALIDITY OF CONTRACT OFFER
This Contract must be signed and/or posted to the EMPLOYER within ten (10) days after receipt, after
which the offer could be declared null and void.
XIII. CONTRACT RENEWAL OBLIGATION
There shall be no obligation on the part of the EMPLOYER or the EMPLOYEE to renew this contract
beyond the specified termination date cited in this Contract. When considering renewal the EMPLOYER
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for no more than one year, shall be made at least sixty five (65) days before this contract expires. The option
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties have signed and dated this Contract.
BY:
___________________________________________________________________________________
PRINCIPAL DATE
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6. BY:
___________________________________________________________________________________
EMPLOYEE DATE
Beijing Zhongguancun International School
Add: 6 Jinzhan Lu, Chaoyang, Beijing 100018, China
Tel: 86-10-8434-3435 Fax: 86-10-8434-3436
Salary Agreement Statement for 2006-2007
Name: Shawn Matthews
Position: Teacher
Salary: 17,000RMB (After tax)
This salary is in accordance with the salary scale for 2006-2007. The salary will be paid
beginning September, 2006 and ending June, 2007 according to the employee’s actual
teaching days. Any change in the salary will require an additional supplemental salary
agreement and render this agreement null and void.
Signed by Principal: ________________
Date: ______________
Beijing, P.R.C.
Signed by Employee: _______________
Date: ______________
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