This document is a contract between Myra and Company (MaC) and Utpal Ganguly to serve as a consultant. Some key details:
- Utpal Ganguly will provide consulting services as outlined in Attachment A from April 1 to June 30, 2015.
- Ganguly will be paid Rs. 2,134 per day, up to a maximum of Rs. 1,40,847 for the quarter.
- Ganguly is an independent contractor, not an employee. He must perform his services with confidentiality and avoid conflicts of interest.
- The contract can be terminated by either party with 30 days notice but MaC can terminate immediately for any breach of contract terms.
The document is a consulting agreement between a company and True North LLC. It outlines the terms of the agreement where True North will provide consulting services to the company. Key details include: True North will perform consulting, advisory and related services as requested by the company; True North agrees not to engage in competitive activities during the consulting period and for 6 months after; the agreement lasts until a specified date unless terminated with 5 days notice; and it specifies compensation, expenses, confidentiality terms, and more.
Vernalha Law Firm has been engaged by Comex to provide legal advisory services in the areas of Corporate, Contract, Tax and Labor Law. The monthly rate for these services is R$ 2,000, which is based on an hourly rate of R$ 300 for 7 hours per month. If more than 42 hours are incurred in a 6 month period, Comex will pay extra at the hourly rate. The terms of the engagement include monthly billing, annual rate adjustments, payment due upon receipt, and either party's ability to terminate the services.
This engagement letter outlines the terms of an appraisal for a property located at [ADDRESS]. It states that the appraisal will be prepared for the client and solely for their use. The purpose is to provide an accurate market value as of [DATE] using the definition supplied by the client. The appraisal will follow USPAP standards. The client must return an executed copy agreeing to the limiting conditions and certifications. Information is requested to complete the appraisal by the estimated date of [DATE]. The appraisal format will be a summary report with [#] copies provided. The fee is $[AMOUNT] plus expenses, with a retainer of $[AMOUNT] required upfront and full payment due at delivery. The app
This document outlines the terms of a consultancy agreement between a client and consultancy. Key details include:
- The total estimated contract value and hourly rate for the consultancy services.
- The nature of the consultancy services to be provided and any facilities/equipment to be provided by each party.
- Provisions regarding staffing of the project, including qualifications of staff, ability to substitute or subcontract work, and responsibility for oversight.
- Terms of the agreement including payment schedule, termination notice periods, scope of work, and obligations of each party.
This document outlines the terms of an agreement between The Clean Crew Limited (the Contractor) and their customer. It defines key terms, specifies that acceptance of services binds the customer to the contract terms, and addresses issues like pricing, payment, errors, authorized representatives, and other important contractual elements. The main points are that the customer agrees to be bound by this contract upon accepting services, prices may change and are due in full upon completion of work, and authorized customer representatives can request services and variations on the customer's behalf.
1. This manpower supply agreement is between Makshi Infotech Pvt Ltd and another party to source qualified candidates for job openings at Makshi Infotech for one year.
2. The agreement outlines a fee structure where Makshi Infotech will pay the other party a payout amount for each candidate sourced and appointed within 60 days.
3. The roles covered include telecallers, senior executives, and others, with varying payout amounts depending on the role and duration of employment of the candidate.
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The document is a consulting agreement between a company and True North LLC. It outlines the terms of the agreement where True North will provide consulting services to the company. Key details include: True North will perform consulting, advisory and related services as requested by the company; True North agrees not to engage in competitive activities during the consulting period and for 6 months after; the agreement lasts until a specified date unless terminated with 5 days notice; and it specifies compensation, expenses, confidentiality terms, and more.
Vernalha Law Firm has been engaged by Comex to provide legal advisory services in the areas of Corporate, Contract, Tax and Labor Law. The monthly rate for these services is R$ 2,000, which is based on an hourly rate of R$ 300 for 7 hours per month. If more than 42 hours are incurred in a 6 month period, Comex will pay extra at the hourly rate. The terms of the engagement include monthly billing, annual rate adjustments, payment due upon receipt, and either party's ability to terminate the services.
This engagement letter outlines the terms of an appraisal for a property located at [ADDRESS]. It states that the appraisal will be prepared for the client and solely for their use. The purpose is to provide an accurate market value as of [DATE] using the definition supplied by the client. The appraisal will follow USPAP standards. The client must return an executed copy agreeing to the limiting conditions and certifications. Information is requested to complete the appraisal by the estimated date of [DATE]. The appraisal format will be a summary report with [#] copies provided. The fee is $[AMOUNT] plus expenses, with a retainer of $[AMOUNT] required upfront and full payment due at delivery. The app
This document outlines the terms of a consultancy agreement between a client and consultancy. Key details include:
- The total estimated contract value and hourly rate for the consultancy services.
- The nature of the consultancy services to be provided and any facilities/equipment to be provided by each party.
- Provisions regarding staffing of the project, including qualifications of staff, ability to substitute or subcontract work, and responsibility for oversight.
- Terms of the agreement including payment schedule, termination notice periods, scope of work, and obligations of each party.
This document outlines the terms of an agreement between The Clean Crew Limited (the Contractor) and their customer. It defines key terms, specifies that acceptance of services binds the customer to the contract terms, and addresses issues like pricing, payment, errors, authorized representatives, and other important contractual elements. The main points are that the customer agrees to be bound by this contract upon accepting services, prices may change and are due in full upon completion of work, and authorized customer representatives can request services and variations on the customer's behalf.
1. This manpower supply agreement is between Makshi Infotech Pvt Ltd and another party to source qualified candidates for job openings at Makshi Infotech for one year.
2. The agreement outlines a fee structure where Makshi Infotech will pay the other party a payout amount for each candidate sourced and appointed within 60 days.
3. The roles covered include telecallers, senior executives, and others, with varying payout amounts depending on the role and duration of employment of the candidate.
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This document provides the agenda and background information for an upcoming Ethics Commission meeting. The agenda includes confirming future meeting dates, discussing complaint statistics and the commission's move to a new office space. It also addresses options for continuing investigative services, performing staff evaluations, setting salary amounts and potential charter amendments regarding commission attorney salaries. The document outlines various issues and requests for the commission to consider or take action on at their meeting.
This document is a mobile phone bill for Mr. TULASI RAM MUTYALA with account number 100012938776 and cellular number 8499998873. It shows the current charges of 101.91, including monthly charges of 46.20, taxes of 5.71, and a late payment charge of 50. It provides details of call usage and charges for the billing period of 14-Jun-2014 to 13-Jul-2014. The total amount due by the due date of 29-Jul-2014 is 101.91.
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A PowerPoint presentation to a Local Plumbing Company in NSW Australia
on the changes to Portable Long Service Leave Account that highlights all of the recent changes in compliance & self-regulation for sub-contractors on all yearly activity.
The document outlines terms and conditions for services provided by The Brand Guardian Limited. It defines key terms like "Consultant", "Client", "Services", and "Price". It specifies that the Client accepts these terms by requesting Services from the Consultant. The terms cover payment timelines and methods, delivery of Services, risk and liability, engagement of third party advisors, authorised client representatives, errors and omissions, and changes to client details.
Presentation contains cases and judgements delivered by courts pre-GST regime. A brief summary of all caselaws is made and an attempt is made to provide a bird's eye view of litigations arising in GST.
Issues faced by Realtors and works contractorssandesh mundra
We have listed down several issues faced by Real estate and construction sector. A long list of issues are included separately for builders and works contractor for transition and post GST period.
“Agent” means a licensed estate agent within the meaning of the
Estate Agents Act 1980 (including an agent’s representative) who is
engaged or appointed to do estate agency work for the Customer;
The document outlines the graphic design credentials and portfolio of Jasmine Francis. It provides details of her 10+ years of experience in online and offline design work for major brands. Examples of her past work include designs for Elastoplast, Cholesterol Test, and Clarendon Homes. The portfolio highlights her skills in website design, graphic design, and digital creative direction.
'Supply' under proposed Indian GST - Model GST lawAmitabh Khemka
The document discusses the concept of "supply" as a taxable event under the proposed Indian GST regime. It analyzes how supply is defined and treated as a taxable event in other jurisdictions like the EU, Canada, UK, Singapore, Malaysia, and Australia. The document notes that supply is broadly defined in most jurisdictions to include all forms of supply. Based on court precedents, supply usually includes any transfer of goods or provision of services that results in a tax consequence. The proposed Indian GST law is likely to define supply broadly to encompass supplies as widely as possible and not restrict its meaning for tax purposes.
Gratuity and bonus are retirement and profit-sharing benefits, respectively, that employers in India are required to provide to employees under law. Gratuity is calculated as 15 days' wages for each completed year of service, up to INR 10 lakh, and is paid when employment ends. Bonus is calculated as 8.33-20% of wages and must be paid annually if profits are earned, to reward employee contributions to organizational success. Both are governed by Indian acts that mandate their payment across companies employing more than 10-20 people, depending on factors.
The document discusses the Payment of Gratuity Act of 1972 in India. It defines gratuity as a lump sum reward paid by an employer to employees at the end of their employment after 5 continuous years of service. It outlines who is eligible for gratuity, how the amount is calculated at 15 days wages for each completed year of service up to Rs. 10 lakhs, exceptions for disability or death, obligations of employers to determine and pay gratuity within 30 days, and income tax exemptions on gratuity amounts. Recent amendments increased the maximum tax-free gratuity to Rs. 20 lakhs for government and private employees.
The document outlines the terms of service for using the OPesa loan service. It states that by using the service, users agree to provide truthful personal information, keep their account secure, pay applicable fees on top of any loans received, repay loans by the due date or have their loan rolled over with additional fees, and that their information may be used for credit reporting purposes. It also states that the company can modify the terms at any time and is not liable for any damages incurred by the user.
Tree Doctors Inc. will perform tree services in a professional and safe manner supervised by a licensed arborist. Work crews will arrive within a 4 hour window on the scheduled date, but delays due to weather are possible. The customer must ensure they have permission for any tree work and obtain necessary permits. Payment terms require a 10% deposit upon acceptance, with the balance due 30 days after invoice. The contract limits Tree Doctors' liability and can be cancelled up to 14 days before work with forfeiture of the deposit.
The document provides a breakdown of the annual cost to company for employee Sharad Kumar J. It lists his monthly salary components which total Rs. 50436 monthly or Rs. 605232 annually. It also lists annual components totaling Rs. 43368 as well as variable performance bonus potential of Rs. 41400. The total annual earning opportunity is provided as Rs. 690000. It also specifies insurance and medical benefit limits and notes that performance bonus is not prorated for partial years of service. The document is marked as confidential.
Assured Payroll Services offers various payroll solutions for contractors and flexible workers in the UK, including:
1) Assured Umbrella Services provides a fully HMRC-compliant payroll solution to minimize the administrative burden for freelancers across industries.
2) Assured Contractors Service allows self-employed contractors to have taxes calculated as employed income while still being self-employed and deducting business expenses.
3) Assured PTR allows temporary workers, especially low-paid workers, to claim tax relief on qualifying expenses to increase take-home pay and reduce agency payroll costs.
The document discusses leave encashment, which is a cash payment employees receive for unused leave days accumulated during employment. It provides details on:
1) Types of leaves such as casual, medical, and privileged leave and rules around their accumulation and use.
2) Objectives of leave encashment such as encouraging employees to take planned leave and rewarding those who don't use all allotted days.
3) Guidelines for calculating encashable leave, including a maximum of 30 days per year of service and capping payouts for government and non-government employees.
4) Tax treatment of leave encashment, which is taxable during employment but exempt up to Rs. 300,000 for non
The Payment of Gratuity Act of 1972 requires that gratuity be paid to employees who have served continuously for at least 5 years upon their retirement, resignation, death or disablement. Gratuity is calculated based on an employee's last salary and years of service, up to a maximum of Rs. 3.5 lakhs. Employers must determine gratuity amounts owed and make payment within 30 days. Failure to comply with the Act, including non-payment of gratuity, can result in fines or imprisonment. The Act applies to most organizations employing 10 or more people and benefits the majority of Indian workers.
This contract establishes a sales and marketing services agreement between DMC Agent, Vietnam ("The Client") and Footstep Travel Ltd ("FST"). [1] FST will provide sales, marketing, PR services in Vietnam for £2,200 per month from September 2013-August 2014. [2] FST will receive 1% commission on individual travel and 3% on groups from the UK and Russia markets. [3] FST must obtain approval before commitments and will submit monthly activity reports, with payments made in advance to FST within 30 days of invoicing.
The document discusses research into different album digipak covers. It analyzes covers for albums by Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, Rihanna, One Direction, and The Saturdays. Some key findings include:
1) Most effective covers feature a prominent image of the artist as the main focal point and include both the artist and album name.
2) Eye-catching elements like contrasts in color, bold or unusual fonts, and full bleed images are important for drawing audience attention.
3) Consistency across an artist's albums, like One Direction's logo placement, helps promote recognition of their brand.
Taller práctico 10 claves para la implementación de tendencias y enfoques inn...RUBY GOMEZ BERNAL
El taller práctico: 10 claves para la implementación de tendencias y enfoques innovadores, tiene como propósito que los docentes identifiquen el cambio paradigmático que se requiere para atender al desafío pedagógico que implica incorporar las Tecnologías de la Información y la Comunicación (TIC) al aula y al currículo escolar.
This document provides the agenda and background information for an upcoming Ethics Commission meeting. The agenda includes confirming future meeting dates, discussing complaint statistics and the commission's move to a new office space. It also addresses options for continuing investigative services, performing staff evaluations, setting salary amounts and potential charter amendments regarding commission attorney salaries. The document outlines various issues and requests for the commission to consider or take action on at their meeting.
This document is a mobile phone bill for Mr. TULASI RAM MUTYALA with account number 100012938776 and cellular number 8499998873. It shows the current charges of 101.91, including monthly charges of 46.20, taxes of 5.71, and a late payment charge of 50. It provides details of call usage and charges for the billing period of 14-Jun-2014 to 13-Jul-2014. The total amount due by the due date of 29-Jul-2014 is 101.91.
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A PowerPoint presentation to a Local Plumbing Company in NSW Australia
on the changes to Portable Long Service Leave Account that highlights all of the recent changes in compliance & self-regulation for sub-contractors on all yearly activity.
The document outlines terms and conditions for services provided by The Brand Guardian Limited. It defines key terms like "Consultant", "Client", "Services", and "Price". It specifies that the Client accepts these terms by requesting Services from the Consultant. The terms cover payment timelines and methods, delivery of Services, risk and liability, engagement of third party advisors, authorised client representatives, errors and omissions, and changes to client details.
Presentation contains cases and judgements delivered by courts pre-GST regime. A brief summary of all caselaws is made and an attempt is made to provide a bird's eye view of litigations arising in GST.
Issues faced by Realtors and works contractorssandesh mundra
We have listed down several issues faced by Real estate and construction sector. A long list of issues are included separately for builders and works contractor for transition and post GST period.
“Agent” means a licensed estate agent within the meaning of the
Estate Agents Act 1980 (including an agent’s representative) who is
engaged or appointed to do estate agency work for the Customer;
The document outlines the graphic design credentials and portfolio of Jasmine Francis. It provides details of her 10+ years of experience in online and offline design work for major brands. Examples of her past work include designs for Elastoplast, Cholesterol Test, and Clarendon Homes. The portfolio highlights her skills in website design, graphic design, and digital creative direction.
'Supply' under proposed Indian GST - Model GST lawAmitabh Khemka
The document discusses the concept of "supply" as a taxable event under the proposed Indian GST regime. It analyzes how supply is defined and treated as a taxable event in other jurisdictions like the EU, Canada, UK, Singapore, Malaysia, and Australia. The document notes that supply is broadly defined in most jurisdictions to include all forms of supply. Based on court precedents, supply usually includes any transfer of goods or provision of services that results in a tax consequence. The proposed Indian GST law is likely to define supply broadly to encompass supplies as widely as possible and not restrict its meaning for tax purposes.
Gratuity and bonus are retirement and profit-sharing benefits, respectively, that employers in India are required to provide to employees under law. Gratuity is calculated as 15 days' wages for each completed year of service, up to INR 10 lakh, and is paid when employment ends. Bonus is calculated as 8.33-20% of wages and must be paid annually if profits are earned, to reward employee contributions to organizational success. Both are governed by Indian acts that mandate their payment across companies employing more than 10-20 people, depending on factors.
The document discusses the Payment of Gratuity Act of 1972 in India. It defines gratuity as a lump sum reward paid by an employer to employees at the end of their employment after 5 continuous years of service. It outlines who is eligible for gratuity, how the amount is calculated at 15 days wages for each completed year of service up to Rs. 10 lakhs, exceptions for disability or death, obligations of employers to determine and pay gratuity within 30 days, and income tax exemptions on gratuity amounts. Recent amendments increased the maximum tax-free gratuity to Rs. 20 lakhs for government and private employees.
The document outlines the terms of service for using the OPesa loan service. It states that by using the service, users agree to provide truthful personal information, keep their account secure, pay applicable fees on top of any loans received, repay loans by the due date or have their loan rolled over with additional fees, and that their information may be used for credit reporting purposes. It also states that the company can modify the terms at any time and is not liable for any damages incurred by the user.
Tree Doctors Inc. will perform tree services in a professional and safe manner supervised by a licensed arborist. Work crews will arrive within a 4 hour window on the scheduled date, but delays due to weather are possible. The customer must ensure they have permission for any tree work and obtain necessary permits. Payment terms require a 10% deposit upon acceptance, with the balance due 30 days after invoice. The contract limits Tree Doctors' liability and can be cancelled up to 14 days before work with forfeiture of the deposit.
The document provides a breakdown of the annual cost to company for employee Sharad Kumar J. It lists his monthly salary components which total Rs. 50436 monthly or Rs. 605232 annually. It also lists annual components totaling Rs. 43368 as well as variable performance bonus potential of Rs. 41400. The total annual earning opportunity is provided as Rs. 690000. It also specifies insurance and medical benefit limits and notes that performance bonus is not prorated for partial years of service. The document is marked as confidential.
Assured Payroll Services offers various payroll solutions for contractors and flexible workers in the UK, including:
1) Assured Umbrella Services provides a fully HMRC-compliant payroll solution to minimize the administrative burden for freelancers across industries.
2) Assured Contractors Service allows self-employed contractors to have taxes calculated as employed income while still being self-employed and deducting business expenses.
3) Assured PTR allows temporary workers, especially low-paid workers, to claim tax relief on qualifying expenses to increase take-home pay and reduce agency payroll costs.
The document discusses leave encashment, which is a cash payment employees receive for unused leave days accumulated during employment. It provides details on:
1) Types of leaves such as casual, medical, and privileged leave and rules around their accumulation and use.
2) Objectives of leave encashment such as encouraging employees to take planned leave and rewarding those who don't use all allotted days.
3) Guidelines for calculating encashable leave, including a maximum of 30 days per year of service and capping payouts for government and non-government employees.
4) Tax treatment of leave encashment, which is taxable during employment but exempt up to Rs. 300,000 for non
The Payment of Gratuity Act of 1972 requires that gratuity be paid to employees who have served continuously for at least 5 years upon their retirement, resignation, death or disablement. Gratuity is calculated based on an employee's last salary and years of service, up to a maximum of Rs. 3.5 lakhs. Employers must determine gratuity amounts owed and make payment within 30 days. Failure to comply with the Act, including non-payment of gratuity, can result in fines or imprisonment. The Act applies to most organizations employing 10 or more people and benefits the majority of Indian workers.
This contract establishes a sales and marketing services agreement between DMC Agent, Vietnam ("The Client") and Footstep Travel Ltd ("FST"). [1] FST will provide sales, marketing, PR services in Vietnam for £2,200 per month from September 2013-August 2014. [2] FST will receive 1% commission on individual travel and 3% on groups from the UK and Russia markets. [3] FST must obtain approval before commitments and will submit monthly activity reports, with payments made in advance to FST within 30 days of invoicing.
The document discusses research into different album digipak covers. It analyzes covers for albums by Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, Rihanna, One Direction, and The Saturdays. Some key findings include:
1) Most effective covers feature a prominent image of the artist as the main focal point and include both the artist and album name.
2) Eye-catching elements like contrasts in color, bold or unusual fonts, and full bleed images are important for drawing audience attention.
3) Consistency across an artist's albums, like One Direction's logo placement, helps promote recognition of their brand.
Taller práctico 10 claves para la implementación de tendencias y enfoques inn...RUBY GOMEZ BERNAL
El taller práctico: 10 claves para la implementación de tendencias y enfoques innovadores, tiene como propósito que los docentes identifiquen el cambio paradigmático que se requiere para atender al desafío pedagógico que implica incorporar las Tecnologías de la Información y la Comunicación (TIC) al aula y al currículo escolar.
This document discusses priorities for research and action to address micronutrient deficiencies in India. It begins by outlining the magnitude of the problem, noting that iron deficiency anaemia and iodine deficiency disorder are major public health issues. It then examines the dietary causes of micronutrient deficiencies in India and the consequences of deficiencies in iron, iodine, vitamin A, B vitamins, vitamin D, vitamin C, and zinc. Finally, it discusses current strategies to increase micronutrient access such as supplementation, food fortification, food-food fortification, and biofortification, and provides recommendations to improve programs and identify research opportunities in these areas.
Evaluating Startup Investment Potential with Data scienceSankar Nagarajan
A High level presentation on using Data Science ,Behavioral Economics and Predictive Analytics to evaluate the Investment potential in Startup companies. Target Audience for this includes Venture capitalists, Angel investors and all types of Investors in today's crowdfunding economy.
This document summarizes the research done on magazine advertisements for similar genres of music. Key aspects that were liked across different ads included a close-up of the main artist to identify them, basic color schemes that stood out, and including just enough information at the bottom without crowding the page. These elements were considered for the magazine ad being created.
Organización de la paz y consecuencias de la Segunda Guerra MundialLuiseAsensio
La conferencia de Yalta estableció las bases para la organización de la paz tras la Segunda Guerra Mundial, incluyendo la creación de las Naciones Unidas y la partición de Alemania y Berlín entre los Aliados. Sin embargo, los desacuerdos entre la Unión Soviética y Occidente comenzaron a surgir en Potsdam. La guerra causó aproximadamente 45 millones de muertes y tuvo profundas consecuencias demográficas, ideológicas, económicas y políticas, incluyendo el inicio de la Guerra Fr
The magazine attracts its audience through clear, well-lit celebrity photos taken in a studio. The models are made to look like real celebrities to pique readers' interest. A pull quote from Beyoncé and advertising a contest prize of festival tickets also attract readers. Research found the target audience is mainly girls aged 16-19, so the magazine focuses on interesting celebrities and a clean, relaxing design for easy reading. Inspiration was drawn from the popular music magazine Q in terms of design and content. Clean colors like grey, white, and black are used to attract more readers.
Understanding the ‘Coffee consumers’ through Behavioral IntelligenceSankar Nagarajan
Behavioral Intelligence from Big Data. Predictive insights about Market using Twitter.
A new way to approach marketing research. Get powerful insights quickly on the market and the consumers from Twitter.
This document provides guidance for students taking a media studies exam focusing on theoretical evaluation of coursework. It discusses spending 30 minutes each answering questions about developing skills from AS to A2 levels and analyzing a coursework product using a theoretical concept. Students are advised to discuss progress, use examples and terminology for the first question and demonstrate understanding of theory, relating it to examples for the second question. The document also covers genre and representation theory for music videos, noting common conventions like focusing on the artist, voyeurism, intertextuality and linking visuals to lyrics/music. Specific music videos are listed as examples to analyze for representations of gender, stereotypes and other social groups.
This document outlines a 4 level grading system, with Level 1 being 0-3 marks, Level 2 being 4-6 marks, Level 3 being 7-8 marks, and Level 4 being 9-10 marks. Several of the levels are repeated, with Level 4 listed 3 times.
The 2016 AEJMC Conference received over 7,700 mentions on social media from August 2-8, generating potential reach of 23.3 million impressions. Twitter accounted for most of the discussion, with a peak in mentions on August 4 driven by talks on coding lessons and social media education. Posts about panel discussions on topics like ethics and diversity also drove engagement. Presentations and panels were the most common conversation topics, representing 29% of mentions.
This document outlines best practices for content marketing. It recommends researching audience interests to produce engaging content. It also suggests amplifying content by working with influencers to broaden distribution and monitoring what content performs well to make adjustments. The key steps are to research audience preferences, amplify content through influencer relationships, and monitor performance to improve content over time.
This document discusses contractors' obligations to remedy defects during the defects liability period in Malaysian construction contracts. It provides details on three key aspects:
1. Contractors are obligated under Clause 15.3 of PAM 2006 to remedy any defects at their own expense during the defects liability period.
2. The defects liability period typically lasts 12-18 months after the issuance of the certificate of practical completion, during which time contractors are liable for remedying defects.
3. For the contractor to receive the second half of the retention money, a certificate of making good of defects must be issued upon the contractor remedying all defects listed in the schedule of defects.
Consultant contract for small assignments – time basedJoy Irman
This document outlines the terms of a contract for consulting services between a client and consultant. It specifies that the consultant will perform the services described in Annex A within the timeframe specified in Annex B. The consultant will be paid a ceiling amount not to exceed the amount specified for the services. The consultant will be paid a daily, weekly or monthly rate according to the rates in Annex C for work performed. The contract also specifies reimbursements, project administration, performance standards, ownership of materials, confidentiality and terms for termination.
Consultant contract for small assignments – lump sum paymentsJoy Irman
This document outlines the terms of a contract for consulting services between a client and consultant. It specifies:
1) The consultant will perform services described in Annex A and provide personnel listed in Annex B, submitting reports in Annex C.
2) The term of the contract, payment terms including a ceiling amount and payment schedule, and project administration details including a client coordinator.
3) The consultant must perform to high professional standards and allow audits, keep information confidential, and assign copyright of materials to the client.
This independent contractor agreement is between Think Innovations Pty. Ltd. T/A Remote Staff and Marielli Jonah Cantor. It outlines the terms of Marielli's engagement as an independent contractor to perform telemarketer services for Remote Staff clients for 10 days. Key terms include Marielli providing 8 hours per day of telemarketer services through Remote Staff's online system, being paid 144.23 PHP per hour, confidentiality requirements, intellectual property ownership, and termination terms. The agreement is governed by Philippine law and is valid for 12 months.
CONTRACT FOR PROJECT MANAGEMENT SERVICE (PMS)_CLEAN DRAFT.docxMeneerGultom
This document is a contract between PT. _________ (the client) and PT. __________ (the consultant) for project management services related to a civil construction project. The consultant will provide services including reviewing designs, managing schedules and quality, supervising construction, and assisting with disputes. The client will pay the consultant a total of Rp._____ in 4 monthly installments for these services during the contract period from ______ to ______. The contract also outlines payment terms, termination conditions, dispute resolution procedures, and other standard legal terms.
This agreement is between ECKS, a California company, and SCB Associates, a Minnesota corporation. SCB Associates will help ECKS find venture capital and equity investors by creating a viable business plan, strategic plan, marketing plan, SWOT analysis, and financials. SCB Associates will also submit proposals to investors on ECKS's behalf and implement business infrastructure like HR and benefits once funding is secured. The agreement outlines payment terms, independent contractor status, and procedures for disputes or termination.
This document is a consulting services agreement between Environment & Power Systems International and a client. It outlines the scope of engineering consulting services to be provided regarding advanced energy and environmental solutions for industry. The client will pay a $25,000 retainer fee to be applied against consulting services. The agreement has a 2 year term and covers standard terms such as payment schedules, limitations of liability, independent contractor status, and indemnification.
Contract for consultancy services lump sum - b3 obligations of the consultantJoy Irman
This document outlines the obligations of consultants providing services to a client. It discusses general standards of performance, avoiding conflicts of interest, maintaining confidentiality, requiring appropriate insurance, obtaining client approval for certain actions, reporting requirements, documents being the property of the client, and accounting/auditing standards. The consultant must act in the client's best interests, avoid future work that conflicts with the current project, and not accept commissions that could influence their advice.
This document outlines the pricing and payment terms for engineering, survey, and non-destructive testing (NDT) services provided by Clever Marine Services Ltd. It lists hourly and daily rates for various roles like supervising engineers, electricians, and NDT technicians. It also specifies terms related to travel expenses, payment due dates, termination notice periods, and dispute resolution through arbitration in London. The rates are listed in both US dollars and Euros and are valid 24/7 for one year.
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This document is a 7-page consulting service agreement between a client (PT company) and a consultant (individual) to provide detailed engineering design services for equipment foundations for a chip mill plant project. Key details:
- The consultant will provide detailed engineering design services for RC foundations for equipment and conveyor belt structures.
- The agreement is effective for 3 months from the signing date.
- The consultant's fee for services is Rp [amount] and will be paid in two stages - 25% initially and 75% after submission of the final report.
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W E A L T H M A N A G E M E N T ● H E A L T H C A R E
(A N I S O 9 0 0 1 : 2 0 0 8 C E R T I F I E D C O M P A N Y)
Regd. Off. : Plot No. 1056, FF
Date: 31.03.2015
Name: Utpal Ganguly
Address: C/O S.K. Ganguly, Arya Kumar Road, North of
Dinkar Chowk, Patna-800004, Bihar
Tel: 9308208305
E-mail: gangulyutpal@gmail.com
Dear Utpal,
RE: Offer of Consultancy Contact
MaC Contract No. 10-1163-ZINC-08
This letter will constitute the Contract by which the Myra and Company (hereinafter referred to as “the MaC”), engages
you as a consultant (hereinafter referred to as the “Consultant”) to carry out certain serv
conditions set out below. (Each or both of us are referred to from time to time herein as a “Party” or the “Parties”).
1. SERVICES
The Consultant agrees to perform the services and provide the deliverables set out in Attachment
(the “Services”). All Attachments referred to herein are made an integral part of this Contract.
Services shall be mutually agreed in writing.
2. TIME OF PERFORMANCE
The Services shall start on 1-Apr-15 and shal
accordance with this Contract. The term of this Contract may be extended subject to satisfactory performance and
availability of funds.
3. FEES
For performance of the Services, the MaC shall pay the Consultant per day Rs.
working days per month (Rs. 46,949 per month) for a maximum of 3
under this Contract is Rs. 1, 40, 847 per quarter
Consultant for work performed by the Consultant that would result in any payment in excess of the Total Payment.
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H E A L T H C A R E
(A N I S O 9 0 0 1 : 2 0 0 8 C E R T I F I E D C O M P A N Y)
: Plot No. 1056, FF-2, Niti Khand – 1, Indrapuram. Ghaziabad. U.P. – 201010.
: +91 120 4280045; +91 99999 06920
293, Ground Floor, Niti Khand
Indrapuram. Ghaziabad. U.P.
: +91 120 6401193
C/O S.K. Ganguly, Arya Kumar Road, North of
800004, Bihar
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This letter will constitute the Contract by which the Myra and Company (hereinafter referred to as “the MaC”), engages
you as a consultant (hereinafter referred to as the “Consultant”) to carry out certain serv
conditions set out below. (Each or both of us are referred to from time to time herein as a “Party” or the “Parties”).
The Consultant agrees to perform the services and provide the deliverables set out in Attachment
(the “Services”). All Attachments referred to herein are made an integral part of this Contract.
Services shall be mutually agreed in writing.
and shall continue until 30-Jun-15 unless terminated earlier by either Party in
accordance with this Contract. The term of this Contract may be extended subject to satisfactory performance and
e MaC shall pay the Consultant per day Rs. 2,134
month) for a maximum of 3 months. The maximum amount payable for fees
per quarter, i.e., the “Total Payment”. The MaC has no responsibility to pay the
Consultant for work performed by the Consultant that would result in any payment in excess of the Total Payment.
201010.
293, Ground Floor, Niti Khand – 2,
Indrapuram. Ghaziabad. U.P. – 201010.
+91 120 6401193; +91 9810813683
: info@myraandcompany.in
: www.myraandcompany.in
This letter will constitute the Contract by which the Myra and Company (hereinafter referred to as “the MaC”), engages
you as a consultant (hereinafter referred to as the “Consultant”) to carry out certain services under the terms and
conditions set out below. (Each or both of us are referred to from time to time herein as a “Party” or the “Parties”).
The Consultant agrees to perform the services and provide the deliverables set out in Attachment A to this Contract
(the “Services”). All Attachments referred to herein are made an integral part of this Contract. Any change in the
unless terminated earlier by either Party in
accordance with this Contract. The term of this Contract may be extended subject to satisfactory performance and
2,134 for a maximum average of 22
months. The maximum amount payable for fees
The MaC has no responsibility to pay the
Consultant for work performed by the Consultant that would result in any payment in excess of the Total Payment.
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4. EXPENSES
While performing the Services, the Consultant shall be reimbursed for the expenses listed in Attachment B up to the
maximum amounts described therein.
5. TAX
Income tax shall be deducted at source. In case of service tax liability, the same has to be claimed and deposited by
the consultant at her/his end. Form 16 A shall be issued at the end of financial year 2015-16.
The prevailing rate of taxes shall be levied at the time of deduction in line with the tax rules issued by government of
India
6. ADVANCE
Upon signature of this Contract, the MaC may provide the Consultant with an advance to cover a portion of the
expenses detailed in Attachment B. The Consultant will account(if any) for this advance on his/her first invoice (and if
the advance exceeds the amount of the first invoice, any subsequent invoices) and will show all amounts that have
been spent using the advance as required by the MaC under Section 7.
7. INVOICING
The Consultant shall submit monthly invoices to the MaC together with the monthly reports and other deliverables
specified in Attachment A. Each invoice shall:
(a) show the MaC Contract number as shown in the subject header of this letter;
(b) show the amount of any advance,if any by the MaC;
(c) show the number of days worked during the period covered by the invoice and the corresponding fees; and
(d) list all recoverable expenses for which the Consultant is claiming reimbursement in accordance with
Attachment B (attaching all original receipts where applicable).
8. PAYMENT
8.1 Terms of Payment
The MaC agrees to pay the Consultant within 30 days after receipt in the MaC’s office of the Consultant’s invoice
provided that:
(a) the invoice includes all required information as described above; and
(b) the MaC is completely satisfied with the deliverables to which the invoice relates.
The MaC shall set off any amount owed by the Consultant to the MaC against any amount owing to the Consultant
under this Contract. If any advance has been paid by the MaC, it will be deducted by the MaC from the total amount
due to the Consultant under the Contract. If, for any reason, the amount of any payment is found to exceed the total
amount due to the Consultant under this Contract, the Consultant shall refund the amount of the overpayment to the
MaC no later than 30 days following the expiration or earlier termination of the Contract.
The MaC’s liability for the payment of fees (Section 3) and expenses (Section 4/Attachment B) is limited to the
amounts quoted in Indian rupees.
8.2 Banking Information
The Consultant will complete the bank information form in Attachment C and return it with the Consultant’s signed
copy of this Contract. This will facilitate electronic payment to the Consultant’s account.
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9. CONFIDENTIALITY AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
The Consultant will sign and agree to be bound by the Confidentiality and Intellectual Property Agreement in
Attachment D.
10. TRAVEL POLICY
The Consultant will only travel as is necessary to carry out the Services. Prior written approval from the MaC
representative for this Contract is required in order to carry out any travel contemplated under Attachment A..
Furthermore, the Consultant will abide by the MaC’s travel policy as described in Attachment E.
11. MAC’S RIGHT TO AUDIT
The MaC may, at its cost, inspect and audit the Consultant’s work in furtherance of the assignment and other matters
relating to the Consultant’s obligations under this Agreement for the purpose of determining compliance with the terms
of this Agreement. The Consultant will make available for inspection by the MaC’s auditor, those of its documents and
records which contain information regarding the Consultant’s performance of its obligations under this Agreement. The
MaC shall provide reasonable notice of an audit to the Consultant and conduct the audit during regular business
hours.
12. ACCURACY OF INFORMATION
The Consultant shall be responsible to the MaC for the accuracy and completeness of any statements made by
him/her in any documents, articles, reports or other material prepared by him/her for delivery to the MaC or to a third
party at the MaC’s request. The MaC or any third party authorized by the MaC to receive this information is relying on
the accuracy of the information provided by the Consultant and shall not be required to make any independent
verification of this information.
The MaC shall notify the Consultant in writing of any errors, omissions or clarification required in any report, and the
Consultant shall remedy such errors or omissions or provide such clarification with 10 days of receiving such
notification from the MaC. The MaC may withhold any further payments until it is satisfied with the content of the
report submitted by the Consultant.
13. INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION NETWORKS
During the course of this Contract, the Consultant may be provided with access to MaC information systems and
electronic communication networks. The Consultant will abide by MaC policies concerning use of its information
systems and networks. The MaC will provide the Consultant with any such policies at the start of this Contract, or
when policies are put into effect, and the Consultant will take the necessary steps to ensure compliance with these
policies.
14. RELATIONSHIP WITH THE MAC
14.1 Independent Contractor
In carrying out this Contract, the Consultant is acting as an independent contractor and not as an employee of the
MaC. The Consultant is not empowered to bind the MaC, either expressly or otherwise, to any course of action,
agreement or commitment of any kind, without the express written authority of the MaC.
14.2 Other activity of Consultant
The Consultant is free to provide his/her services to others during the course of this Contract, provided however that
the Consultant will fully respect the commitments made to the MaC under this Contract, including all completion dates
and deadlines for tasks and deliverables. The Consultant shall not, during the term of this Contract, or after its expiry,
act in any manner that is prejudicial to the interests of the MaC or its good name.
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14.3 Conflict of Interest
The Consultant shall not engage, directly or indirectly, in any other work, business or professional activities that may
conflict with the performance of the Services. The Consultant warrants that to the best of his/her knowledge at the date
of signing this Contract no conflict of interest exists. If during the course of this Contract, a conflict or risk of conflict of
interest should arise, the Consultant will notify the MaC immediately in writing.
14.4 Office Equipment
Any equipment (viz computer, printer etc) or furniture provided by the MaC to the Consultant will remain the property
of the MaC during and after the term of this Contract. The Consultant will be responsible for safekeeping of such
equipment/furniture throughout the term of this Contract. Upon termination of this Contract, the Consultant will return
the equipment/furniture to the MaC, in good condition except for the reasonable wear and tear occasioned by normal
use under standard operating conditions.
15. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RISK
The Consultant acknowledges that the location and/or country in which the Services are to be performed now is, or
hereafter may be, at risk due to many factors both known and unforeseen, including without limitation: the inability to
procure materials or services, government laws, regulations or controls, riots, civil commotions, insurrection, sabotage,
invasion, rebellion, military or usurped power, war or warlike operations, terrorism, acts of God or other factors whether
of a like nature or not, which is not caused by the MaC (the "Risk Factors"). The Consultant voluntarily agrees to
perform the Services notwithstanding that one or more of the Risk Factors may occur. The Consultant hereby
releases, indemnifies and forever discharges the MaC, its officers, directors, agents and representatives as well as
any entity that may be able to make a claim against the MaC for contribution and indemnity (collectively, the
"Releasees") from, and waives as against the Releasees, all recourses, losses or damages in contract, negligence or
tort (including any consequential loss or damages, actions, causes or action, suits, claims and demands whatsoever
including, without limitation, any claim based on the loss of ability to earn income, claim for injury, death, illness, delay,
or cancellation), which the Consultant now has or hereafter may have for, or by reason of, or in any way arising out of,
any injury to person or property, death or illness sustained or caused by the Consultant during the course of providing
services under this Contract or as a result in whole or in part of the occurrence of one or more of the Risk Factors.
16. INSURANCE, PERSONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH
The Consultant is solely responsible for maintaining his/her personal safety and good health during the period of this
Contract. The Consultant is responsible for taking out at his/her own expense any insurance (travel, hospitalization,
medical or other) that he/ she considers to be necessary for the carrying out of this Contract .
17. TERMINATION
17.1 MaC may terminate this Agreement at any time by providing the Consultant with 30 days written notice, without
any further obligation or compensation.
17.2 The Consultant may terminate this Agreement on giving 30 days prior notice of termination, which may be
waived in whole or in part in the sole discretion of MaC. During the 30 day notice period, the Consultant is
required to continue providing the services outlined in this agreement. Upon the expiry of the notice period (or
that part of the notice period which is not waived), or it the Consultant fails to serve a portion,/ or all of the
required working days within the notice period, the MaC's sole liability to the Consultant shall be to pay to the
Consultant any compensation up to the last day on which the Consultant performs the services.
17.3 The MaC shall have the right to terminate this Contract effective immediately in the event of any default/breach
by the Consultant of the terms and conditions of this Contract. In the event of any such termination, the MaC is
not liable to the Consultant for any undelivered work and may request the repayment of any advance payments
related to that work.
17.4 The Consultant agrees that upon any termination of this Agreement for whatever reason, the Consultant shall at
once deliver or cause to be delivered to MaC all books, documents, effects, monies, securities or other
property belonging to MaC or for which MaC is liable to others which are in the possession, charge, control or
custody of the Consultant.
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17.5 The parties confirm that the notice provisions in this Agreement are valid and reasonable and are fair and
equitable. The parties agree that upon any termination of this Agreement in compliance with this Agreement,
the payments made by MaC in accordance with this Agreement shall satisfy all of the obligations that MaC has
to the Consultant, and that upon the making of any such payments the Consultant shall not have any action,
cause of action, claim or demand against MaC or any other person as a consequence of this Agreement or the
termination of this Agreement, whether such claim arises pursuant to any applicable legislation, pursuant to this
Agreement or otherwise at law.
18. GENERAL TERMS
18.1 Notices
Any notice or request required under the Contract shall be in writing in English. Such notice or request shall be
deemed to be given when it has been delivered by hand, mail, email or facsimile to the Party to which it is required to
be given at such Party's address as specified in the Contract, or at any other address as either Party may specify in
writing.
18.2 Assignment or Subcontracting
The Consultant may not, except with the prior approval of the MaC, assign or transfer the Contract or any part of the
Services, nor may he/she engage any sub-consultant to perform any part of the Services. The MaC’s approval of the
assignment or transfer of any part of the Contract, or of the engagement of any sub-consultant to perform any part of
the Services, shall not relieve the Consultant of any of his/her obligations under the Contract.
18.3 Force Majeure
If the performance of this Contract, in the reasonable opinion of either Party, is made impossible by force majeure
(decrees of Government, acts of God, strikes or other concerted acts of workers, inability to procure materials or
labour, fires, floods, explosions, riots, war, rebellion, sabotage and atomic or nuclear incidents), then either Party shall
so notify the other in writing and MaC shall either (a) terminate the Contract, or (b) authorize the Consultant to
complete the Services with such adjustments as are required by the existence of the force majeure and are agreed
upon by the Parties.
18.4 Compliance with Laws, Applicable Law and Jurisdiction
In carrying out the work under this Contract, the Parties shall be responsible for complying with all applicable laws and
regulations of the locations/countries in which the work will be carried out and to which the Consultant may have to
travel to as part of the Services. This Contract shall be interpreted in accordance with, and governed by, the laws of
the land applicable thereto. Any claim under this Contract shall be filed and tried within the jurisdiction of the courts of
Ghaziabad, U.P., India.
18.5 Dispute Resolution
If there is a dispute between the MaC and the Consultant regarding any matter, prior to the initiation of any formal
proceedings, the Parties shall first attempt to resolve any dispute or controversy informally, If the dispute cannot be
resolved informally, the matter shall be referred for arbitration by a single arbitrator in Ghaziabad, U.P., India, whose
decision shall be final.
18.6 Entire Contract and Amendments
This Contract constitutes the entire agreement between the MaC and the Consultant with respect to the subject matter
contained herein and supersedes all prior oral and written
communications not specifically referred to herein. This Contract may be amended or modified only by means of a
written agreement executed by authorized signatories of the Parties.
19. MAC REPRESENTATIVE
For the purposes of this Contract the MaC will be represented by Astha Malik. Administrative and non-technical
matters (invoices, notices, instructions, and the like) can be referred to Chandrashekhar.
If you accept the above terms and conditions, please so indicate to Astha Malik and include all the supplementary
information requested in this Contract.
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Two originals of this offer are being mailed to you. To complete our records, you must sign one copy and return it to
the MaC to the attention of Astha Malik.
Yours sincerely,
_________________________________
Astha Malik
Managing Director
I accept this offer and agree to be bound by the terms and conditions described above.
_________________________________ Date: ________________________
Consultant Name
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ATTACHMENT A
STATEMENT OF SERVICES and DELIVERABLES
Base Station : Madhepura
Reporting Structure : Deputy State Program Officer (DSPM), Bihar
Area to be covered : Madhepura, Supaul and Saharsa
Myra and Company is a registered Indian resourcing agency, working in Human Resources, Operations, Facility
Management, Accounting, and Taxation Management. This contract is an approved component of the “MI funded
project” that is managed by Myra and Co. The contract’s continuity is subject to continuity of the MI funded project and
availability of funds from MI.
Background:
Diarrhoea is one of the leading causes of under-five mortality in India. It is estimated nearly 2 lakh child deaths occur
annually due to diarrhoea,
A combination of oral rehydration solution (ORS) and zinc has been recommended by WHO and UNICEF as part of
the revised diarhroea management guidelines, to achieve lower morbidity and mortality among under five children.
India has had a national policy in place since November 2006 which recommends the use of zinc as adjuvant to ORS
in the treatment of diarrhoea. Revised diarrhoea management guidelines for promoting zinc and ORS have been
developed. With the national policy in place, scale-up of zinc supplementation is happening across the country
through activities such as capacity building of health and allied personnel, awareness generation among community
and ensuring adequate and continuous supply of both zinc and ORS in institutions and the community level. In the
state of Bihar the process of scale up of zinc supplementation has been launched to cover all the 38 districts of Bihar.
Main objectives of this consultancy
To reduce the burden of diarrhoea on child health and survival, in Bihar through the treatment of childhood diarrhoea
with zinc and ORS in project areas in the public sector, with high compliances to treatment by caregivers.
Overall Purpose/Broad Function:
The primary purpose of this position is to provide implementation support to the ‘scale-up of Zinc and ORS usage as
part of the Revised Diarrhoea Management Program’.
The position will work in close co-ordination with the district health system and other stakeholders like ICDS and NGOs
to realize the expected outputs under the project.
Terms of reference
Key Roles & Scope of work
1. Undertake a situational analysis of districts to be covered by the DC:
• Compile and analyze district information/data on health indicators
• Assess the status of childhood diarrhoea management programme
• Procurement of Zinc and ORS, facilities for stock management (warehousing) and distribution
2. Ensure and build capacity for long-term, effective supply chain management for Zn/ORS (key government
counterparts for this role include the Civil Surgeon, District Nodal Officer, Medical Officer in-charge of stores,
DPM, Block level Medical Officers)
• Support the districts in estimating the required quantities of Zinc and ORS supplies (Demand estimation
otherwise known as Forecasting)
• Facilitate district-level procurement of Zinc and ORS
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• Monitor utilization of Zinc and ORS stocks at various levels – from district to ASHA and Anganwadi
workers by ensuring regular reporting of stock status
• Identify and facilitate response to stock-out situations at various levels mentioned above
• Facilitate supplies in emergencies (floods, outbreaks of gastro-enteritis, cholera etc.)
3. Ensure effective training and capacity building of all health workers/functionaries and ICDS personnel if included
(key government counterparts for this role include the Civil Surgeon, District Nodal Officer, DPM, Block level
Medical Officers and Managers, ANM training schools, Training Co-ordinators, ICDS department officials)
• Facilitate the trainings of Medical Officers, District and Block-level Managers, Nurses, ANMs, Supervisors,
MPWs, ASHAs and if required of CDPOs & Anganwadi workers by using available platforms such as
meetings
• Monitor, co-ordinate and ensure quality of district/sub-district level trainings
• Undertake supportive supervision of the health functionaries as guided by the state team
4. Ensure flow of high-quality monitoring data (key government counterparts for this role include the Civil Surgeon,
District Nodal Officer, District M & E Officer, block-level Medical Officers and Data Entry Operators, Block Program
Managers)
• Ensure regular reporting - from ASHA to District level
• Provide technical support to district and block programme managers and others responsible for reporting
data
• Contribute to technical reports and other dissemination reports as required by the District Nodal officer
• Facilitate availability of reporting formats at all levels
5. Maintain productive relations with partners and govt. in order to ensure prioritization and sustainability of ORS/zinc
treatment delivery (you will need to co-ordinate with other non-governmental partners including WHO, UNICEF,
CARE and others)
• Proactively co-ordinate stakeholder meetings and follow-up on decisions
• Facilitate interaction of state/national teams, site visits, evaluation studies
6. Ensure effective review and planning of programme by govt.
• Prioritize the Blocks based on performance and conduct block level reviews
• Conduct district review
• Facilitate planning and preparation of District annual PIPs
7. Serve as subject matter expert on diarrhoea and its management, including ORS and Zn
• Monitor and share within the district policy updates
• Build and share technical knowledge on revised diarrhoea management guidelines
• Engage proactively in larger context of district child survival activities
8. Ensuring effective implementation of the communications strategy adopted at the state-level
• Ensure utilization of IEC material and tools for interpersonal communication provided to frontline
functionaries
• Support the district administration in undertaking IEC/Behavioral change activities as guided by the
state/Delhi office
• Any other role as directed by the supervisor/Delhi office.
Deliverables
1. Monthly Progress Reports to the Deputy State Program Manager (DSPM) Bihar MI in prescribed format.
2. Provide regular feedback to the DSPM on field perspectives, emergent opportunities and challenges and keep the
DSPM informed on the program updates in the district.
3. Reports of trip with important issues identified or action point to be forwarded to Deputy State Program Manager
(DSPM), MI in prescribed format.
4. Monthly work plan and financial reports submitted to DSPM approved by DSPM for review and approval;
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5. A comprehensive end of the contract report with detailed achievements along with a note which provides
subjective narration of experiences, learning from the assignment etc., which are relevant and may be replicable
in other settings.
6. Any other specific work requested from MI State/ Delhi office.
Essential qualifying parameters
Masters degree ( social work / management/Public health/ health administration/ epidemiology/ statistics)
3-5 years of work experience of which a minimum of one year grassroots level work
Self motivated and willing to learn quickly on the job
Liaison skills
Ability to work hard and achieve results
Ability to work in team
Undertake extensive travel up to 15 days a month in the field area
Full compliance with administrative and financial norms
Knowledge of MS office (Microsoft excel, word and power point etc.)
Desirable qualifying parameters
Experience of handling the monitoring and survey data
Compile and analyze district information/data on key socio-economic and health indicators using data from
different source
The position reports to the Deputy State Program Manager (DSPM), Zinc and ORS scale up project, Bihar
The position will be based in ANY district of Bihar
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ATTACHMENT B
EXPENSES
The MaC agrees to reimburse the following expenses to a maximum of Rs. 3,800 (per month) not including airfares
(which are purchased directly by the MaC):
Expense
Maximum
Amount (name
currency)
(a) Up to Rs 3,800 will be paid to cover the expenses related
stationery, communication, local travels, for which receipts are not
required
Rs. 3,800
Total
For all other (additional) travel authorized by the MaC representative, the consultant will be paid at a daily living
allowance rate which is set accordingly by the MaC, these rates being in effect at the time of travel – this allowance is
intended to cover the costs of accommodation, meals and incidentals such as local telephone calls, gratuities etc. and
for which no receipts are required. The number of person-days payable will be adjusted to fit actual travel dates. This
allowance will be calculated at the time travel is approved.
Any additional purchases or expenses must be approved in writing by the MaC representative prior to being made.
Compensation will be made after submission of receipts
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ATTACHMENT C
BANK INFORMATION FORM
Inaccurate or incomplete information will delay your payment
Complete banking details for international transfers should be obtained from your bank
Please print clearly
RECIPIENT DETAILS
Name: ______________________________________________________
Beneficiary or company name as held by your bank
Address: ______________________________________________________
Street name and number, house number, etc. City
______________________________________________________
Province (if applicable) Country Postal Code
Contact Information: _______________ ___ ___ ___ ___
Phone number (incl. country and area code) Email address
_______________ ___
Company contact person (if applicable)
BANK DETAILS
Name: ______________________________________________________
Full bank name
Branch ______________________________________________________
Branch where beneficiary account is held
Branch Address: ______________________________________________________
Complete branch address (please include street name & number, city, postal code)
Account Number: ______________________________________________________
Account Currency: ______________________________________________________
SWIFT Code: ______________________________________________________
Other Bank Codes: ______________________________________________________
(IFSC, IBAN, ABA, Transit, etc., that are applicable to your country’s requirements)
PAN No. ______________________________________________________
(attach the duly signed copy of PAN)
Service Tax No. ______________________________________________________
(attach the duly signed copy of registration certificate)
Please notify us of any changes in your banking information.
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ATTACHMENT D
CONFIDENTIALITY AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AGREEMENT
I understand and agree that, as a result of performing the Services for the Myra and Company (the “MaC”), I will occupy a position
of trust and confidence with respect to MaC’s business and affairs. As a result, any and all information (whether written, electronic,
verbal or otherwise and including, which relates to the business or affairs of MaC, its clients or suppliers and any and all notes or
other documents prepared by me in connection with the Services (collectively, the “Confidential Information”) will be treated as
confidential. Confidential Information does not include information:
(a) publicly known without breach of this letter or similar agreements; or
(b) the disclosure of which is required to be made by any law, regulation, governmental
authority or court, provided that before disclosure is made, notice of the requirement is provided to MaC
I further acknowledge that I may be given access to Confidential Information including but not limited to the following:
(a) business information supplied to the MaC by its partners, recipients, consultants and other parties.
(b) technical and other information regarding Intellectual Property (including, without limitation, any right, or associated right to
all copyrights, trade-marks, services marks, confidentiality obligations, database rights, design rights, trade secrets, and
patents in addition to any and all other Intellectual Property rights, whether tangible or intangible, expressed or accorded
in any form or medium whatsoever) from projects supported by the MaC or provided to the MaC in confidence by a
partner, recipient or other party.
When I have access to Confidential Information, I understand that the Confidential Information is the exclusive property of MaC
and that it could be used by others to the detriment of MaC. Accordingly, I will treat the Confidential Information as follows:
(a) I shall not communicate or share this information or material with persons within or outside of MaC who are not authorized
to have this information.
(b) I shall not publish such information.
(c) I shall not use any such information or material for other than authorized official purposes.
(d) I shall turn over to MaC all copies of any such material in my possession or under my control forthwith at the request of
MaC or, in the absence of a request, on the termination of my contract with MaC.
Furthermore, I agree that any and all applicable trade-marks, trade secrets, patents, moral rights, contract and licensing rights
conceived, including all derivative rights in the foregoing that are written, created or first reduced to practice in the performance of
the Services under this Contract shall be the sole and exclusive property of the MaC.
The MaC shall own all Intellectual Property in any and all works, products, specifications, methodologies, designs, reports,
software, enhancements or other creations (“New Developments”) arising as a result of the Services and I hereby assign and
transfer to the MaC all rights therein and waive all moral rights in such New Developments. I agree to execute and deliver
applications, acknowledgements, consents, and such other evidence of title as may be reasonably required by the MaC to confirm
ownership of the New Developments and all associated Intellectual Property. Furthermore, I shall immediately disclose, in writing,
to the MaC all New Developments arising as a result of the Services being provided under this Agreement.
I agree that the provisions detailed above apply both during and after the expiry of my Contract with MaC.
_________________________________ Date: ________________________
Consultant Name
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ATTACHMENT E
Travel Policy
Consultant’s Per Diem rates in practice:
Reimbursement
Type
Flat Rate
(On self
declaration)
State Capitals Other field
Accommodation
on submission
of bills
Food &
Incidental
Expenses
Accommodat
ion on
submission
of bills
Food &
Incidental
Expenses
1. Per Diem Flat Allowance of
Rs.500/- towards
accommodation
per day and Per
diem Rs.750/-
and Incidental
Rs.250/-
Up to Rs.3000/-
per day
(excluding tax)
Per diem
Rs.750/- and
Incidental
Rs.250/-
Up to
Rs.1500/- per
day (excluding
tax )
Per diem
Rs.750/- and
Incidental
Rs.250/-
2. Day Per Diem Rs.500/- per day
Break-up of per diem Rs.750
Breakfast- 150 (if travel starts before 8.00 a.m.)
Lunch- 200 (if travel starts before 12.00 p.m and reach office/home after 1.00pm)
Dinner- 400 (if reaches home after 8:00 p.m)
The consultants are required to stay in the hotels as per the list approved by MaC. Any exception to the above rates needs prior
approval from F & A Manager.
Full per diem is given against food and accommodation charges for night stay other than the base station. Incidental will be paid
for each travel day. Incidental expenses are intended to meet the cost of such items as gratuities, laundry and dry cleaning, in
room safes, luggage replacement etc.
Day Per Diem Rs.500/-: Consultants can claim day per diem, if their day travel is more than eight hours outside base station
without night stay.
However, the consultant is not entitled for per diem for his field visits in the base station districts.
A. Annual Rate Contract (ARC) for hiring the vehicles:
Use of authorized travel agency with proper bill. Bill for hiring of taxi should indicate the address, contact number, invoice/ bill
number, dates of travel, rate per km OR rate per day for a minimum km, total km run on each day (mentioning opening and closing
Km), any diesel charges, night halt charges, total amount charged along with duty slip mentioning the date and time of hiring the
vehicle and closing date and time with Consultant signature at the time of releasing the vehicle.
Proof of diesel/ petrol purchased should be attached. One bill should be attached, in case there is change in the rate, additional
bills need to be attached, only in the case of rates agreed for kilometer/liter basis.
Car hiring is only meant for field travel. Use of Air-conditioned car is permissible.
Use of train – Consultants are advised to travel by train for making long journeys like participating in review meetings at state
headquarters by AC – III tier. The consultant needs to identify the train route for field visits to other districts. The consultants need
to take prior approval of supervisor for travelling to any higher class/ tatkal in case of non availability of tickets. Travel by Air will be
duly approved by NPM in exceptional cases.
B. Use of Personal Vehicle:
Use of personal vehicle for office work: The consultant can use personal vehicle for short distance travel (< 100 km) within the
same day and for the purpose of field work at base station only. Any exception to this may be approved in advance by the
Supervisors. The travel reimbursement can be made on submission of log book certified by state head/supervisor/Project Manager
or designate. The log book must have date, place of travel, opening and closing kilometers. The rate of reimbursement claim
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against field travel is mentioned below:
Personal Car – Rs. 12/- per km
Bike / Scooter – Rs.7/- per km
In case vehicles are available on hire at lower rate, then personal vehicle should also be charged as per local rate or else vehicle
should be hired locally instead of using personal vehicle.
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ATTACHMENT F
Detail of loan of equipment
Type :______________________________________________________________
Model :______________________________________________________________
Serial No. :______________________________________________________________
Description :______________________________________________________________
Note:
As per the organization policy, you are advised not to install any pirated software in the provided equipment. If you
face any operational problem please refer the matter to MaC for doing the needful further.
_________________________________ Date: ________________________
Consultant Name