RELIEF SALES Clause Samples
The RELIEF SALES clause defines the terms under which a party may sell goods or services at reduced prices, often to clear excess inventory or meet specific sales targets. Typically, this clause outlines the conditions that must be met for such sales to occur, such as time frames, approval requirements, or limitations on quantities and pricing. Its core practical function is to provide flexibility for sellers to manage inventory or respond to market conditions while ensuring that both parties understand and agree to the parameters of discounted sales, thereby preventing disputes and maintaining fair business practices.
RELIEF SALES. When an employee is temporarily appointed to Relief Sell, the employee shall be paid at his regular hourly rate for the hours worked.
RELIEF SALES. When an employee is temporarily appointed to Relief Sell, the employee shall be paid a daily rate of $221.10. For each day worked in relief sales, eight hours will be accumulated for purposes of calculating weekly overtime.