Long Weekends Clause Samples
The 'Long Weekends' clause defines how weekends that are extended by adjacent public holidays are treated within the context of the agreement. Typically, this clause specifies whether such long weekends are considered as regular non-working days, how they affect scheduling, or if any special provisions apply to work, deadlines, or obligations falling on these days. For example, it may clarify that if a deadline falls on a long weekend, it is automatically extended to the next business day. The core function of this clause is to ensure clarity and prevent disputes regarding obligations or scheduling that might otherwise be affected by extended weekends.
Long Weekends. 1411 The assignment of "long weekend" (i.e. weekend combined with paid holidays) shifts shall be done on as equitable a basis as reasonably possible.
Long Weekends. Father and Mother shall cooperate in good faith to accommodate each other’s vacation schedules, and shall give each other as much advance notice as possible in the event such vacation involves altering the custody schedule. In the event a vacation alters the custody schedule, the parents shall attempt to provide “make up” time in order to maintain equality.
Long Weekends. Father and Mother shall cooperate in good faith to accommodate each other's vacation schedules, and shall give each other as much advance notice as possible in the event such vacation involves altering the custody schedule. In the event a vacation alters the custody schedule, the parents shall attempt to provide "make up" time in order to maintain equality. Extended Vacations. Each parent is entitled to two extended vacations of one week each per year. The father shall have the first choice of extended vacation periods for even years, the mother for odd years. Father and Mother will make best efforts to finalize and agree to their extended vacation plans by March 31St of the year in which they plan to take an extended vacation. When the child are older, the vacation schedule will be extended to longer periods of time. Best efforts shall be made to schedule extended vacations while the child are not in school during the summer months. Travel Out of the Country. In the event one parent wishes to travel on vacation with the child outside of the country, the other parent shall provide any necessary written permission required by customs.