New Branches Clause Samples
The "New Branches" clause establishes the terms under which a party may open additional locations or branches during the term of an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines any requirements for notification, approval, or compliance with existing contractual obligations when expanding operations. For example, a franchisee may need to obtain the franchisor's consent before opening a new store, or a distributor may be required to inform the supplier of new sales offices. The core function of this clause is to ensure that the expansion of business activities is managed in a way that maintains oversight, protects the interests of all parties, and prevents unauthorized or uncontrolled growth.
New Branches. Branches are to open with only part-time or full-time positions. If the Company cannot open new branches economically with part-time or full-time they may open with casual but as soon as part-time or full-time becomes available, position must be posted and first opportunity given to present employees in the bargaining unit to fill those positions.
New Branches. Establish or make any commitment relating to the establishment of any new branch or other office facilities.
New Branches. If Coram opens new IV branches, it will purchase the Products to service the customers and patients of those branches in accordance with the exclusivity paragraphs of this Agreement. Coram agrees to notify Sabratek of each new branch it intends to open.