Relief Services Clause Samples
The Relief Services clause defines the circumstances under which a party is excused from performing its contractual obligations due to events beyond its reasonable control, such as natural disasters, government actions, or other force majeure events. In practice, this clause typically outlines the process for notifying the other party of the event, the duration of the relief period, and any obligations to mitigate the impact. Its core function is to allocate risk and provide a clear mechanism for handling unforeseen disruptions, ensuring that neither party is unfairly penalized for events outside their control.
Relief Services. During the paid non-vacation weeks of each season of this agreement, each Musician shall receive 8 services, to be known as “relief services”, for each of which he will be paid his full weekly contracted fee divided by eight (8), but not be required to perform. These services shall be scheduled within the following strictures:
a) Each relief service for a Musician shall be scheduled by the NAC and may be scheduled for all Musicians simultaneously or for selected Musicians individually.
b) The Musician shall be provided with 4 weeks advance notice of his relief services.
c) In cases of emergency or any unforeseen event, the relief services may be changed after consultation and agreement of the Musician with less than 4 weeks advance notice.
d) Whenever practicable spouses in the orchestra shall receive the same relief services.
e) The NAC shall consider any specific request of a Musician to schedule his relief services. In instances where the NAC grants the Musician's request for relief, and the Musician is excused from all the services scheduled in a week, those services will be considered the Musician's total entitlement.
Relief Services perform Services in an area outside the Territory if required by the Licensor and if the Representative has sufficient time to carry out those Services taking into account its obligations under this Agreement;
Relief Services a) Full -time string musicians will be granted 3 paid relief services per season. Approval of relief services will be at the discretion of management. Relief services will not be granted for core classical series services, and are not to be used to accept other professional engagements.
b) The Chair of the OLMAC Negotiating Committee will be entitled to one paid relief service per bargaining session, to a maximum of eight (8). Scheduling of these services will be agreed between the Chair and the OLC Executive Director.
Relief Services. During the paid non-vacation weeks of each season of this agreement, each Musician shall receive services, to be known as “relief services”, for each of which he will be paid his full weekly contractedfee divided by eight but not be required to perform. These services shall be scheduled within the following strictures: