State Emergencies Sample Clauses
The 'State emergencies' clause defines the procedures and obligations that apply when a government or public authority declares an emergency, such as a natural disaster, war, or public health crisis. Typically, this clause outlines how contractual duties may be suspended, modified, or delayed during the period of the declared emergency, and may specify notification requirements or alternative arrangements for performance. Its core function is to provide flexibility and legal protection for parties whose ability to fulfill contractual obligations is impacted by extraordinary government actions or circumstances beyond their control.
State Emergencies. Employees who volunteer to assist the State Emergency Service during emergencies, and are released by MI for that purpose, may be granted special leave on pay whilst engaged in these activities during normal working hours.
State Emergencies. Employees may be granted leave to attend emergencies as a member of the State Emergency Services (SES) or a fire brigade. Employees must notify their managers of the request for State Emergency leave as soon as possible supported by evidence in writing of the emergency. An Emergency Services Supervisor or Fire Brigade Chief is eligible for up to 14 days Special Leave each year to attend training courses and conferences which are part of their SES or Fire Brigade duties, and must apply to their manager before they take leave.