Exclusions from Agreement Sample Clauses

Exclusions from Agreement. (a) This Agreement does not cover:
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Exclusions from Agreement. The following Articles in the Collective Agreement shall not apply to Part-time employees: Article 23, clause 23.01, items (a) and (b) - Hours of work Article 23, clauses 23.04, 23.05, 23.06 - Overtime Article 27 - Holidays
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Exclusions from Agreement. The Covered Claims under this Agreement do not include any claim that cannot be required to be arbitrated as a matter of law.‌
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Exclusions from Agreement. 7.1. Taxpayer agrees upon signing this Agreement that Company reserves the right to exclude Taxpayer from this Agreement under the following conditions: i. Taxpayer has been audited in the past three years; ii. Taxpayer is determined by Company to be a high audit risk.
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Exclusions from Agreement. Nothing in this Agreement is meant to prevent the City from providing primary EMS and/or stand-by services at City sponsored events or to interfere with the existing contract with the Navajo Nation to provide EMS and ambulance transport services to the Fire Rock Casino.
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