SEVEN CONSECUTIVE DAYS Clause Samples
The "SEVEN CONSECUTIVE DAYS" clause defines a specific time period of seven days in a row, without interruption, as a standard for measuring deadlines or obligations within a contract. In practice, this means that if a party is required to take action within seven consecutive days, weekends and holidays are included unless otherwise specified. This clause ensures clarity and consistency in interpreting timeframes, preventing disputes over whether non-business days count toward the period and thereby reducing ambiguity in contractual obligations.
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SEVEN CONSECUTIVE DAYS. Definition of a Week’s Vacation: A week’s vacation is seven consecutive 24 hour days which begins at the employee’s assigned starting time on the first day of his workweek and ends 168 hours later. Return from a week’s vacation shall be at the end of the 168 hour period unless affected by a holiday as provided in Article 12, or unless notified to report otherwise.
SEVEN CONSECUTIVE DAYS. All time worked on the seventh (7th) consecutive day in a work week by full-time employees shall be paid at the rate of twice the employee's regular hourly rate Nothing in this Agreement shall prohibit the Employer from modifying an employee's schedule to avoid this premium pay.