Order In Clause Samples
The Order-In clause establishes the terms under which a party may require the other party to deliver goods or services by issuing a formal order. Typically, this clause outlines the process for placing such orders, including any notice requirements, minimum quantities, or lead times that must be observed. Its core practical function is to provide a clear and predictable mechanism for initiating deliveries or services, thereby reducing uncertainty and ensuring both parties understand their obligations regarding order fulfillment.
Order In has been ordered in, a member shall be exempt from being ordered in again until attempts have been made to order in all other members. This shall be done in reverse seniority by grade (Lieutenant for Lieutenant and Firefighter for Firefighter). A list shall be maintained in dispatch and the union files with the names of the ordered in members and the date for which they were ordered in. A member shall not be ordered into a shift that would result in the member working more than 38 consecutive hours. In the event that a shift appears to be difficult to fill (summer weekends and the like), any Lieutenant may order-in the appropriate member up to three (3) days prior to said vacancy. Attempts will continue to be made to fill the vacancy in accordance with the contract once a member has been ordered in, until all qualified members (if available) have been offered the shift. If a member voluntarily accepts the shift this shift shall not count as an order-in for either member.
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