City Business Clause Samples
The "City Business" clause defines the scope of activities or transactions that are considered official business of the city under the agreement. Typically, this clause clarifies which actions, communications, or expenditures are recognized as being conducted on behalf of the city, such as official meetings, authorized purchases, or contractual negotiations. By delineating what constitutes city business, the clause helps prevent misunderstandings about the responsibilities and authority of the parties involved, ensuring that only sanctioned activities are covered and reducing the risk of unauthorized commitments.
City Business. Unless other mutually agreeable arrangements are made, representation unit employees who are required to travel away from the City on City business will receive travel expenses, according to City policies which are currently in effect.
City Business. Employees must check with their supervisor and the Information Technology (“IT”) Manager regarding the use of Personal Technology Resources to conduct City business. Personal Technology Resources used for City business are subject to the Public Records Act (See Section XI below). When using Personal Technology Resources to conduct City business, the User shall comply with the etiquette rules in Section X below.
City Business. City Business shall mean participation by City employees in official activities, events, functions or programs that benefit or advance the City’s interests. All time spent in the official activity and reasonable travel time to and from such location are considered to be time spent in the furtherance of City Business and fully compensable.
City Business. The City will provide MetroNet with an opportunity to obtain any of the City’s phone, video, Internet and other fiber services currently being provided by third parties upon terms reasonably acceptable to both Parties and in accordance with all applicable laws and ordinances.