Calling Off Sample Clauses
The "Calling Off" clause defines the process by which a buyer can request the delivery of goods or services from a supplier under a framework or master agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the procedures for placing individual orders, such as specifying quantities, delivery dates, and any other relevant details for each call-off. For example, a company with a standing agreement for office supplies may use the calling off process to order specific items as needed throughout the year. The core function of this clause is to provide a flexible and efficient mechanism for managing ongoing supply needs without renegotiating terms for each order, ensuring both parties have clarity on how and when goods or services will be requested and delivered.
Calling Off. Section 1. The employees understand the importance of early notification of the Fire Chief/designee for the purpose of calling off. Therefore, notification must be given no later than one (1) hour prior to the start of the employee’s shift.
Calling Off. All teachers in the District will call one assigned number to report absence due to illness. These calls will be made prior to or the morning of the day of absence, and shall include:
(1) Name of Teacher;
(2) Building;
(3) Grade Level or Subject Area;
Calling Off. 1. Employees are required to call the designated call-off line prior to their shift and speak to an office person or leave a voicemail message.
2. Not calling prior to a shift may result in corrective action.
3. If an employee has an illness that has them off for multiple days, to the extent possible, they must call each day, or as directed by their supervisor.
4. When an employee’s absence requires a medical release, the employee’s work day will not start until the release is approved.
Calling Off. Sick All employees shall notify, by telephone or email, the employee’s