How is First point of contact defined in a legal contract?
- First point of contact means the initial location where a staffer undertakes their professional responsibilities on any working day. This location may not necessarily be their official work station. The length between the staff's home and this starting point is recorded. If this distance is more than the commuting distance between the home and the regular work location, the added distance may be claimed. However, if this distance is less than the ordinary commute, no claims can be made. Seen in 5 SEC filings.
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Genie Definition 1
- First point of contact means the initial location where an employee commences work during a workday.
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First point of contact means the initial location where an employee commences work during a workday.
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