Off Period Clause Samples
The "Off Period" clause defines a specific timeframe during which certain obligations, rights, or activities under an agreement are temporarily suspended or not in effect. For example, this period might refer to scheduled maintenance windows, holiday breaks, or any agreed-upon intervals when services are paused and neither party is required to perform their usual duties. The core function of this clause is to clearly delineate periods of inactivity or exemption, thereby preventing misunderstandings and ensuring both parties have a mutual understanding of when contractual responsibilities are on hold.
Off Period. An employee who willfully terminates his employment as a result of a misunderstanding or argument shall be allowed to return to work and remain employed if he does so within two (2) working days. Should the Employer refuse to allow the employee to return to work, the termination shall be considered as a discharge, effective the date that the employee sought to return to work, and may be grieved as a discharge. An employee shall only be entitled to use this clause once per fiscal year.
Off Period. An employee who wilfully terminates his employment as a result of a misunderstandingor argument shall be allowed to return to work and remain employed if he does so within one (1) working day. An employee shall not be entitled to the benefit of the cooling off period more than once in each twelve 2) month period. Recall from a lay-off will be made on the basis of within each classification. The Employer shall give notice of recall personally or by registered mail. Where notice of recall is given personally, the Employer shall deliver a letter stating that the employee is recalled. In this instance, notice of recall is deemed to be given when served. Where notice of recall is given by registered mail, notice is deemed to be given seven (7) days from the date of mailing. The employee shall return to work within ten (10) working days of receipt of notice of recall, unless, on reasonable grounds, he is unable to do so. Inability to communicate shall be considered as reasonable grounds.
Off Period. An employee who wilfully terminates his employment as a result of a misunderstandingor argument shall be allowed to return to work and remain employed if he does so within two (2) working days. Should the Employer refuse to allow the employee to return to work, the termination shall be considered as a discharge, effective the date that the employee sought to to and may be grieved as a discharge. The benefit of the cooling off shall only apply once per fiscal year. Recall from a lay-off will be made on the basis of seniority and of work. The Employer shall give notice of recall personally or by registered mail. Where notice of recall is given personally, the Employer shall deliver in duplicate a letter stating that the employee is recalled. this instance, notice of recall is deemed to be given when served. notice of recall is given by registered mail, notice is deemed to be given fourteen (14) days from the date of mailing.
Off Period. An employee who wilfully terminates his employment as a result of a misunderstanding or argument shall be allowed to return to work and remain employed if he does so within three
Off Period. An employee who wilfully terminates his employment as a result of a misunderstanding or argument shall be allowed to return to work and remain employed, if he does so within hours or notifies the employer within hours through his supervisor or through the next available level of management only if the supervisor is not reachable, of his intention to to work at the commencement of his next shift. If the Employer should refuse to allow the employee to to work, the termination shall be considered as a discharge, effective the date the employee sought to return to work and may be grieved as a discharge. The above cooling off period may be utilized only once during any calendar year.
Off Period. An employee willfully terminates employment as a result of a misunderstanding or argument shall be allowed to return to work and remain employed if he does so within two working days. An employee shall not be entitled to the benefit of the cooling off period than once in each twelve (I 2) period. a lay-off will be made on the basis of seniority each tication.
Off Period. An employee who wilfully terminates his employment as a result of a misunderstanding or argument shall be allowed to return to work and remain employed, if he does so within hours or notifies the employer within hours through his supervisor or through the next available level of management only if the supervisor is not reachable, of his intention to return to work at the commencement of his next shift. If the Employer should refuse to allow the employee to return to work, the termination shall be considered as a discharge, effective the date the employee sought to return to work and may be grieved as a discharge. The above cooling off period may be utilized only once during any calendar year. ARTICLE LEAVE FOR TRAINING PURPOSES Leave without pay to take advanced or supplementary professional or technical training of one academic year or less may be granted to Employees upon the recommendation of the and approval of Council. The granting of leave under shall be based on an appraisal of the present and future job requirements and the qualifications of the Employee applying for the leave and shall be granted only to meet the identified needs of the Employer. Where a request for leave under ▇▇▇▇▇▇ has been submitted by an Employee, the Employer shall, within sixty 60) calendar days from the submission of the request, advise, the Employee whether the request has been approved or denied. Full or partial financial assistance in respect of salary, tuition, travelling and other expenses may be granted during leave granted under Clause 42.01:
Off Period. This Call off Agreement shall take effect on the Call off Commencement Date and shall expire either:
Off Period. It is advisable not to sign any contract before you have read it carefully and obtained formal legal advice on any matters of concern. The DBC Act does, however, provide homeowners, in most cases, with the protection of a cooling-off period. Under s72 of the DBC Act you are entitled to withdraw from the contract within 5 business days of receiving from the contractor a copy of both the signed contract and this QBCC- approved Contract Information Statement. (There are some exceptions to this entitlement e.g. if you and the contractor have had a previous, similar contract relating to the same property or you received legal advice about the contract before signing). Once the contract is made, the contractor has 5 business days in which to provide you with copies of both the signed contract and the Contract Information Statement. If after the expiry of the 5 business days you have still not received your copies of both these documents, then you may withdraw at any time after that.
Off Period. An employee who wilfully terminates his employment as a result of a misunderstandingor argument shall be allowed to return to work and remain employed if he does so within one (1) working day. An employee shall not be entitled to the benefit of the cooling off period more than once in each twelve (12) month period. Recall from a lay-off will be made on the basis of seniority within each classification. The Employer shall give notice of recall personally or by registered mail. Where notice of recall is given personally, the Employer shall deliver a letter stating that the employee is recalled. In this instance, notice of recall is deemed to be given when served. Where notice of recall is given by registered mail, notice is deemed to be given seven (7) days from the date of mailing. The employee shall return to work within ten (10) working days of receipt of notice of recall, unless, on reasonable grounds, he is unable to do so. Inability to communicate shall be considered as reasonable grounds. An employee who has one (1) year or more of continuous employment and who is laid off is entitled to be paid Severance Pay at the time of lay-off. In the case of an employee who is laid off for the first time following the signing of this Agreement, the amount of Severance Pay shall be one (1) week pay for the first complete year of continuous employment, one (1) week pay for the second complete year of continuous employment and three and one-half days of pay for each succeeding complete year of continuous employment. The total amount of Severance Pay which may be paid under this Clause shall not exceed eight (28) weeks pay. In the case of an employee who is laid off for a second or subsequent time following the signing of this Agreement the amount of Severance Pay shall be one (1) week pay for the first complete year of continuous employment after re-engagement and three and one-half (3%) days of pay for each succeeding complete year of continuous employment less any period in respect of which was granted Severance Pay by the Employer from the previous lay-off but the total amount of Severance Pay which may be paid under this Clause shall not exceed twenty-seven (27) weeks In no case shall a total in excess of (28) weeks Severance Pay be paid, regardless of the number of times an employee is laid off.