Separate entry Clause Samples
A 'Separate entry' clause establishes that certain parties or entities will have their own distinct access or entry rights to a property or premises, independent of others. In practice, this might mean that a tenant in a multi-unit building is guaranteed a private entrance, or that service providers can access specific areas without disturbing other occupants. The core function of this clause is to ensure privacy, security, and convenience by clearly delineating access rights and preventing disputes over shared or restricted entry points.
Separate entry. For companies governed by the Oil Service Agreement and where other conditions have been established with other organizations that differ from the conditions in the Oil Service Agreement, the parties shall locally, or with assistance from the organizations if applicable, enter into negotiations regarding a special agreement in order to ensure equal wages and working conditions for the employees.
Separate entry. Apprentices will have half their apprenticeship (one year) approved as wage and corporate seniority in the event of employment in the company.
Separate entry. Reference is made to a letter from OLF (now The Norwegian Oil and Gas Association) to NOPEF (now Industry Energy) in connection with NOPEF’s establishing a parallel agreement with the Norwegian Shipowners’ Association, wherein it states, inter alia: "After considerable efforts by NOPEF and OSSL, the Oil Service Agreement was established between the parties in l992. The introductory provision is Clause 2.1 of the agreement, which states that neither OSSL nor NOPEF may take part in new agreements that fall under the scope of this agreement, and which contain provisions that deviate from the Oil Service Agreement. Both parties have felt that the provision is necessary due to the many players within the collective wage arena on the Shelf. Great emphasis is placed on orderliness and cooperation through a joint development of the scope of the agreement between the parties." With reference to The Norwegian Oil and Gas Association' letter to Industry Energy, Industry Energy acknowledges that Clause 2.1.2 in the OSA contains a demand for conformity in the contents and editing in parallel agreements. The Norwegian Oil and Gas Association also acknowledges that it has the same obligations in relation to other organizations within the scope of the Agreement. Should deviations be necessary, it is assumed that such deviations must be discussed and registered in the minutes by The Norwegian Oil and Gas Association and Industry Energy.
Separate entry. The parties agree to assess a scheme in which it may be possible to introduce a financial compensation as a function of the number of available days. Furthermore, the parties are in agreement that any such compensation can be introduced in connection with next year’s interim settlement, providing both parties agree on this.