Saving Work Clause Samples
The "Saving Work" clause defines how completed or partially completed work is handled if a contract is terminated before all obligations are fulfilled. Typically, this clause requires the contractor to deliver any finished or in-progress materials, documents, or products to the client upon termination. For example, if a project is canceled midway, the client is entitled to receive all drafts, designs, or code developed up to that point. The core function of this clause is to ensure that the client retains the value of work already performed, minimizing wasted effort and resources in the event of early contract termination.
Saving Work. Students should save all work to their Google Drive. Students should login fresh each school day to establish proper network connectivity. Students without Internet access at home may download files needed for homework assignments to be used offline while away from school.
Saving Work. Students using a Windows operating system should save to the Documents folder on their laptop. This will also allow students to use their files when they are off site. Students should restart the laptop upon arrival at school and login fresh each school day. Doing so will sync the local Documents folder to the student H drive, thereby creating a backup of school related work. Students using a Chrome operating system should save all files to their Google Drive or to their Microsoft OneDrive. Should Internet not be available, files may be downloaded to the local laptop to be used while offline.
Saving Work. Students should save to the Documents folder on their Tablet/Laptop. Students should login fresh each school day. Doing so will sync the local Documents folder to the student H drive, thereby creating a backup of school related work.
Saving Work. Students must not use external media (e.g. USB memory drives and external hard disks) as their primary storage repository as it is not possible to recover lost or corrupted files. Students are advised to save all files to their One Drive where it is routinely backed up.