Isolated Days Clause Samples
The "Isolated Days" clause defines specific days that are treated separately from the standard schedule or obligations outlined in an agreement. In practice, this clause might identify certain dates—such as holidays, maintenance periods, or exceptional events—during which normal operations, deadlines, or responsibilities are suspended or modified. By clearly designating these isolated days, the clause helps prevent misunderstandings about performance expectations and ensures that all parties are aware of exceptions to the usual terms, thereby promoting clarity and reducing the risk of disputes.
Isolated Days. A maximum of five (5) isolated days can be taken as part of the annual vacation entitlement. If the isolated days do not fall within the same two (2) week period, each day shall be considered a separate bid for the purposes of paragraph (b) above.
