Bench Clause Samples

The "Bench" clause defines the terms and conditions under which employees may be temporarily placed on inactive status, often referred to as being "on the bench," when they are not assigned to a specific project or client work. Typically, this clause outlines the duration an employee can remain on the bench, any compensation or benefits they are entitled to during this period, and the employer's obligations to seek new assignments for the employee. Its core practical function is to provide a structured approach for managing workforce fluctuations, ensuring both employer flexibility and employee clarity during periods of unassigned work.
Bench. Wooden bench with cast iron that consists of 18 wooden slats of Canadian pine. Weight: 45.81 kg approx. Material composition of this bench is shown in Table 17. Steel 17.25 Pinewood 27.36 Paint 0.20 Varnish 1.00 67% of the overall environmental impact of the bench is due to manufacturing stage (which includes extraction and processing of raw materials), while 5% is due to distribution, 27% due to use, and the remaining 1% is due to the end of life. 44% of the environmental impact is due to the wooden slats of pine, the steel structure represents 21%, while 3% comes from varnish and paint. The use stage has a significant percentage of the overall impact due to the cleaning and maintenance needs. In this regard, the repair of coating is the most remarkable activity, while cleaning with detergent also has a significant impact in this stage. The end of life, which consists in disposal of materials in landfills, has a percentage of overall impact about 2%.
Bench. During the games only uniformed players and uniformed coaches (according to this tournament rules) are allowed to be present on the bench. Parents and fans are strictly forbidden to enter the bench area during the game. Each team management is responsible, in the relation to the Technical committee, for the behavior of its fans and players´ parents. Basic Round games can end in a tie. All other games must have a winner. If the game is tied after 6 innings or the time limit, the game continues to the next innings, no tie-break rule is applied until the 9th inning. From the 10th inning a tie-breaker rule according to the official rules will be applied (runner on 2nd base). The team mentioned in the schedule as first is the home team. The game is finished after 6th inning or after the limit. In case the time limit is over during the bottom of the inning and the home team at bat is ahead, the game is over. The game is considered as completed in case that, after the 50 minutes time limit, the bottom of the inning is finished. On top of that, after 45 minutes, the game ends if not 4 full innings have been played and one of the teams leads by 6 or more runs. The coaches should assist the umpires to play as many innings as possible by pushing their teams to hustle, run in and out of the field between the innings and take quickly their positions in both defense and offense. The sixth and ever following inning does not have a limit of 5 runs and are finished only as soon as three players in offense are put out. In case the game is after 6 innings or the time limit tied, the game continues until a winner is set. No Tie-breaker rule is applied. In case the game can end in Tie (below), the game is always finished after 6 innings or time limit. Ties are allowed only in the Basic rounds. All other games must have a winner. No mercy rule is applied. All ties after the preliminary and position rounds will be settled as follows (in order):
Bench. If the Agreement includes Bench coverage, then Philips will provide the technical and clinical phone support and determine whether corrective maintenance for particular bench repairs instead of parts or System exchange. Defective, broken, or otherwise replaced components will become Philips property. Unless otherwise specified, bench repairs will be return shipped via priority delivery. Customer shall ship the System to Philips in accordance with Philips shipping instructions.
Bench built in upholstered bench (seat and back) with wood (Fir) veneer base. Assume $50/yd. fabric.
Bench marking against similar services across England As well as seeking new data on historical and current service need, a key means of determining/testing potential capacity for the proposed new service In Scotland is to benchmark against similar, established services across England before determining specific reasons to deviate from the baseline established.
Bench. Provide 16lf built-in upholstered bench (seat and back) with wood veneer base along window wall of the Board Room. Assume $70/yd. fabric.
Bench. The style and color of the bench is at the sole discretion of the VCA. However, it will be similar to those displayed on the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ website and will be six feet in length.

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