Common use of Employee's Commitment Clause in Contracts

Employee's Commitment. Employee shall consider employment by Employer as Employee's principal employment, shall devote the necessary time and attention to Employee's duties and responsibilities under this Contract, and shall perform them to the best of Employee's abilities. Except as otherwise specified herein, Employee shall devote Employee's entire time, attention and energy to the business of the College and related professional activities. While subject to any provisions of this Contract, Employee shall maintain loyalty to the College and shall take no action that would directly or indirectly injure the College's interest. With the permission of the Employer, Employee may attend university courses, seminars, or other professional growth activities and lectures and shall be permitted to engage in writing activities and speaking engagements; provided that notwithstanding such approval by the Employer, Employee agrees that Employee will not jeopardize the operation of the College by any lengthy and conspicuous absence from the College for such professional activities.

Employee's Commitment. Employee shall consider employment by Employer as Employee's principal employment, shall devote the necessary time and attention to Employee's duties and responsibilities under this Contract, and shall perform them to the best of Employee's abilities. Except as otherwise specified herein, Employee shall devote Employee's entire time, attention and energy to the business of the College and related professional activities. While subject to any provisions of this Contract, Employee shall maintain loyalty to the College College, and shall take no action that would directly or indirectly injure the College's interest. With the permission of the Employer, Employee may attend university courses, seminars, or other professional growth activities and lectures in accordance with the institutional policies and shall be permitted to engage in writing activities and speaking engagements; provided that notwithstanding such approval by college procedures. Employee may, with express permission from the Employer, Employee agrees that Employee will accept outside professional responsibilities and consultative engagements which do not pose a conflict of interest with Employee's responsibilities to the Employer and do not jeopardize the operation of the College by any lengthy and conspicuous absence from the College for such professional activitiesCollege.