Business Relocation Clause Samples
A Business Relocation clause outlines the conditions under which a landlord may require a tenant to move their business to a different location within the same property or complex. Typically, this clause specifies the notice period the landlord must provide, the process for selecting a new space, and the responsibilities for moving costs or improvements to the new premises. Its core practical function is to give landlords flexibility to reconfigure or optimize property use while providing tenants with clear procedures and protections in the event of a required move.
Business Relocation. No funds obtained through this Agreement may be used to: (1) Encourage or induce any business or part of a business to relocate from any location in the United States, if that relocation will result in any employee losing their job; or (2) provide customized training, skill training, on-the-job training, incumbent worker training, transitional employment, or company specific assessment of job applicants for employees of any business that has relocated from any location in the United States for 120 days after the relocation, if the relocation resulted in an employee losing their job at the original location.
Business Relocation. If you have to relocate on request of the Company, an appropriate payment to reimburse the costs involved with this will be determined.
Business Relocation. Move its corporate or business offices or make any other substantial change in the nature of the Company's business.