Common use of Separation Provision Clause in Contracts

Separation Provision. An Officer whose job has been made redundant as identified under the Redundant Job Schedule, and who has chosen not to accept any of the options – Clauses 1., (b) (i), 1. (b) (ii) or 1. (b) (iii) as listed above, would be eligible. This would also apply to any Officer who is realigned pursuant to Clause 1., (b) (i).

Separation Provision. An Officer whose job has been made redundant as identified under the Redundant Job Schedule, and who has chosen not to accept any of the options – Clauses 1., (b) (i— 1.(b)(i), 1. (b) (ii1.(b)(ii) or 1. (b) (iii1.(b)(iii) as listed above, would be eligible. This would also apply to any Officer who is realigned pursuant to Clause 1., (b) (i1.(b)(i).

Separation Provision. An Officer whose job has been made redundant as identified under the Redundant Job Redundancy Schedule, and who has chosen not to accept any of the options – Clauses 1., options: Clause 1 (b) (i), 1. (b) (ii) or 1. (b) (iii) as listed above, would be eligible. This would also apply to any Officer who is realigned pursuant to Clause 1., 1 (b) (i).

Separation Provision. An Officer whose job has been made redundant as identified under the Redundant Job Schedule, and who has chosen not to accept any of the options – Clauses 1., (b) (i— 1.(b)(i), 1. (b) (ii1(b)(ii) or 1. (b) (iii1.(b)(iii) as listed above, would be eligible. This would also apply to any Officer who is realigned pursuant to Clause 1., (b) (i1.(b)(i).

Separation Provision. An Officer whose job has been made redundant as identified under the Redundant Job Schedule, and who has chosen not to accept any of the options – Clauses Clause 1., . (b) (i), 1. (b) (ii) or 1. (b) (iii) as listed above, would be eligible. This would also apply to any Officer who is realigned pursuant to Clause 1., (b) (i).