Limitations on Contracting Clause Samples
The Limitations on Contracting clause restricts the parties' ability to enter into certain types of agreements or to make commitments beyond specified boundaries. Typically, this clause may prohibit subcontracting, assignment, or the creation of obligations that conflict with the main contract, and it can require prior written consent for any exceptions. Its core function is to maintain control over contractual relationships and prevent unauthorized or unintended obligations, thereby reducing the risk of disputes and ensuring that all parties are aware of and agree to any significant changes in contractual commitments.
Limitations on Contracting. 11 The County may contract or subcontract out work performed by employees 12 in this bargaining unit regardless of impact on employees, including but not limited to layoff. In 13 any instance in which such contracting or subcontracting would result in layoff, however, and 14 the County is unable to find suitable or comparable alternative employment for the employees, 15 this contracting or subcontracting will occur only if it was anticipated and considered as a part 16 of the budgeting process and the Union Business Representative and/or President has been 17 notified of the specific plan and its probable impact at least thirty (30) days prior to adoption of 18 the annual budget, referred to as the “Adopted Budget”, or formal Board consideration of 19 budget modifications.
Limitations on Contracting. 11 The County may contract or subcontract out work performed by employees in 12 this bargaining unit regardless of impact on employees, including but not limited to layoff. In 13 any instance in which such contracting or subcontracting would result in layoff, however, and
Limitations on Contracting. The County may contract or subcontract out work performed by employees in this bargaining unit regardless of impact on employees, including but not limited to layoff. In any instance in which such contracting or subcontracting would result in layoff, however, and the County is unable to find suitable or comparable alternative employment for the employees, this contracting or subcontracting will occur only if it was anticipated and considered as a part of the budgeting process and the Union Business Representative and/ or President has been notified of the specific plan and its probable impact at least thirty (30) days prior to adoption of the annual budget, referred to as the "Adopted Budget", or formal Board consideration of budget modifications.