Increasing Workload Clause Samples
The 'Increasing Workload' clause defines the terms under which the scope or volume of work under an agreement may be expanded. Typically, this clause outlines the process for requesting additional work, how such requests are approved, and the method for adjusting compensation or deadlines to reflect the increased workload. By establishing clear procedures and expectations, the clause helps prevent disputes and ensures both parties understand how changes in workload will be managed and compensated.
Increasing Workload. Renegotiation at SCA Option
(a) the probable number of available cases increases substantially; and
(b) SCA determines that renegotiation is in the state's interest. SCA will not pay Contractor for credits in excess of the maximum value agreed to under the original contract, unless renegotiation and agreement occurs prior to Contractor's assignment to such excess cases.
Increasing Workload. Capacity Increase When caseload increases significantly, Contractor and OPDS analyst are required to discuss the circumstances surrounding the increase. The parties may increase the number of FTE in the contract to meet the increased needs of the jurisdiction at additional cost to the state, if:
(a) the probable number of available cases increases substantially;
(b) Contractor demonstrates that it has a sufficient number of attorneys and other persons providing services under the contract, or has identified or is able to identify additional attorney(s) to manage the additional workload; and
(c) OPDS determines that increase in capacity is in the state's interest.
Increasing Workload. Renegotiation at PDSC Option
(a) the probable number of available cases increases substantially; and
(b) PDSC determines that renegotiation is in the state's interest. PDSC will not pay Contractor for credits in excess of the maximum value agreed to under the original contract, unless renegotiation and agreement occurs prior to Contractor's assignment to such excess cases.
Increasing Workload. Renegotiation at PDSC Option 5
Increasing Workload. Renegotiation
(a) the probable number of available cases increases substantially;
(b) Contractor demonstrates that it has a sufficient number of attorneys and other persons providing services under the contract, or has identified additional attorney(s) to manage the additional workload; and
(c) PDSC determines that renegotiation is in the state's interest.