Dependency Care Clause Samples

The Dependency Care clause outlines the responsibilities and obligations related to the care of dependents, such as children or other individuals who require support, within the context of an agreement. It typically specifies which party is responsible for providing care, the standards or level of care expected, and may address issues such as financial support, decision-making authority, or visitation rights. By clearly defining these aspects, the clause helps prevent disputes and ensures that the needs of dependents are met in accordance with the parties' intentions.
Dependency Care. ‌ Upon presentation of official receipts, each employee who is the caregiver to dependent children or elderly/disabled family members shall be reimbursed to a maximum of $1,750.00, per dependent/family member, per benefit year to offset the costs of such care, to an annual maximum of $3,500.00.
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