PARTIAL CLOSING OF A FOOD AND BEVERAGE OUTLET Sample Clauses

PARTIAL CLOSING OF A FOOD AND BEVERAGE OUTLET. (a) With the exception of emergency situations or of unforeseen circumstances, in the event that the Employer intends to close a food and beverage outlet for all or some of the days in the week, or to reduce the regular operating hours for a food and beverage outlet, for a period of four (4) weeks or more, the Employer will provide when known, but in any event not less than fourteen
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