EMP Clause Samples
The EMP clause defines the terms and conditions related to employment matters within a contract. Typically, this clause outlines the rights and obligations of the employer and employee, such as job responsibilities, compensation, benefits, and grounds for termination. For example, it may specify notice periods for resignation or dismissal, confidentiality requirements, or non-compete obligations. Its core function is to ensure both parties have a clear understanding of their employment relationship, thereby reducing the risk of disputes and providing a framework for resolving employment-related issues.
EMP. 15.1.1 The Developer and Ezemvelo have established an Environmental Management Plan (“EMP”) in accordance with applicable legislation and the Estate Conditions of Establishment. This EMP is a living document, and will be revised where necessary from time to time by the Environmental Co-Management Body described below.
15.1.2 The EMP regulates the manner in which the Estate and surrounding environment are to be protected and preserved by all Members and Estate stakeholders, and its provisions are to be totally adhered to by all Members.
15.1.3 The EMP covers many aspects of environmental management and protection on the Estate through the periods of construction of infrastructure, construction of dwellings and buildings, and operation of the Estate.
EMP. 5.5.1. The Contractor, Owner and all sub-contractors; agents, supplies, etc. shall comply with the provisions of the EMP;
5.5.2. The Owner and Contractor shall ensure that they have familiarized themselves with the terms and conditions of the EMP;
5.5.3. Any non-compliance with the EMP which results in the fine being issued by the Municipality against the Association or Developer, shall be for the account of the Owner and/or Contractor.
EMP. 1. In executing the Service, the Contractor must comply with the EMP refer to attached as well as the Works-specific environmental management plan.