Failure to Employ Clause Samples
The "Failure to Employ" clause defines the consequences and procedures if a party does not hire or engage an individual as agreed in a contract. Typically, this clause outlines what happens if an employer or contracting party fails to provide employment or engagement to a specified person, such as triggering compensation, penalties, or the right to terminate the agreement. Its core practical function is to protect the interests of the party expecting employment by ensuring there are clear remedies or recourse if the promised employment does not occur.
Failure to Employ. Failure to fulfill the employment obligation, in full or in part, gives Seller the right to claim penalties. In accordance with the Employment Plan, for every less employed worker the Buyer shall be obliged to pay penalties as per the following formula:
Failure to Employ. If the Buyer fails to fulfill the employment obligations and in accordance with this is allowed to close the Attachment to the Agreement, the Seller will claim the fulfillment of liabilities and the Agreement penalty.
Failure to Employ. Failure to fulfill the employment obligation from Section 7.1.of the Agreement means a decrease of employees, when there is no need for some employees. Failure to employ in full or in part, gives Seller the right to claim penalties. Article 8