Reoccurrence Sample Clauses
A Reoccurrence clause defines the conditions under which a previously resolved issue, such as a defect, breach, or event, is considered to have happened again within the context of the agreement. This clause typically outlines the timeframe and circumstances that qualify an incident as a reoccurrence, and may specify the parties' rights or obligations if the same problem arises more than once. By clearly establishing what constitutes a reoccurrence, the clause helps prevent disputes over repeated issues and ensures that appropriate remedies or actions are consistently applied.
Reoccurrence. If an employee returns to work prior to the expiration of the 52 week period, and then is off again due to a reoccurrence or aggravation of the disability resulting in the prior absence from work, that employee shall be entitled to receive supplemental pay for a number of weeks equal to 52 minus the number already received.