At the commencement of the coaching sessions themselves, a robust contracting conversation should establish important aspects, such as confidentiality and boundaries of the coaching.
The Bright Side Undersecretary of State Pat Kennedy reminded Congress October 12 without irony that "We have a robust contracting oversight system firmly in place and being executed by our Bureau of Administration.
One says that a union power struggle resulted in "more militant but inexperienced" leadership that wanted to go on strike and so didn't embrace a "surprisingly robust contract offer" which lead to disaster ultimately.
The reinsurer designs a robust reinsurance contract that maximizes the penalty-based multiple-priors utility of terminal wealth, subject to the insurer's incentive compatibility constraint.
Clear and robust contracts with a fair allocation of risk will be key to medicating the situation and protecting suppliers in the sector.
Key next steps are to develop more robust contracting mechanisms and risk equalization, a legal and technical framework for price caps, and increased autonomy of public hospitals to allow them to retain budget surpluses and thereby strengthen incentives for efficiency [ 49].
The DWP says the new contract contains "robust contract-management processes", which allows the department to seek "financial compensation" if the supplier is "unable to meet our expectations".
She wants to "raise the bar in a way that is substantial and real, not undercooked and token" and speaks of "professionalising the duty of care" to include housing and transport, sound medical and coaching facilities and decent equipment, all underpinned by robust contracts.
