Normal Turnover Clause Samples
The 'Normal Turnover' clause defines the routine and expected sale or disposal of inventory, stock, or assets in the ordinary course of a business’s operations. It typically clarifies that such transactions are not restricted by the agreement and do not constitute a breach of covenants that might otherwise limit asset sales or transfers. For example, a company selling its products to customers as part of its regular business would fall under normal turnover. This clause ensures that day-to-day business activities can continue without unnecessary legal obstacles, preventing operational disruptions and distinguishing regular business from extraordinary asset disposals.
Normal Turnover. The District shall determine the number of certificated positions which will be open as a result of (a) voluntary or mandatory retirements; (b) normal resignations; (c) other transfers; and (d) leaves of absence.
Normal Turnover. In an effort to eliminate unnecessary nonrenewable or involuntary termination, every reasonable effort shall be made to ascertain the number of certificated positions which shall be open as a result of (a) retirements; (b) normal resignations; (c) transfers; and (d) leaves of absence.
