A Relief Clause Samples
The "A Relief" clause typically provides a party with exemption from liability or obligations under certain circumstances, often when events occur beyond their reasonable control. In practice, this clause may apply in situations such as natural disasters, government actions, or other force majeure events that prevent a party from fulfilling contractual duties. Its core function is to allocate risk by ensuring that parties are not penalized for failures to perform that are genuinely outside their control, thereby promoting fairness and predictability in contractual relationships.
A Relief. Supervisor is a regular full-time employee working on a year round basis who has completed the probationary period, is assigned to a home terminal, who serves as a Relief Supervisor for other supervisors at any terminal who are: on vacation, using a comp time day, sick, in training, or as assigned by management. Relief Supervisors receive all benefits. While working at a terminal, including the employee’s home terminal, Relief Supervisors shall be paid in accordance with Appendix A. Additionally, when assigned to work at a terminal other than their home terminal, the employee shall be paid mileage in accordance with Schedule A.
A Relief. Watch Center Supervisor is a regular full-time employee who has completed their probationary period and who is regularly scheduled to work forty
A Relief. On Call security guard shall receive a percentage of gross earnings on each paycheque in lieu of vacation. The appropriate percentage shall be determined pursuant to Article 14, based on the employee’s original date of hire.
A Relief. Employee must be available to work a minimum of six (6) shifts per month. Failure to meet this requirement over a period of two (2) months shall be subject to review by the employer.