Amendment of Time Limits Sample Clauses
The Amendment of Time Limits clause allows the parties to modify previously agreed deadlines or timeframes within a contract. In practice, this clause sets out the process by which time limits can be extended, shortened, or otherwise changed, often requiring written agreement or formal notice between the parties. Its core function is to provide flexibility in managing contractual obligations, ensuring that unforeseen circumstances or mutual needs can be accommodated without breaching the contract.
Amendment of Time Limits. The time limits referred to in this Article may be changed at any time by mutual agreement between the Employer and the Union.
Amendment of Time Limits. The time limits in this grievance procedure may be altered by written mutual agreement between the parties. Where a grievance or a reply is presented by mail, the effective date shall be the day of receipt.
Amendment of Time Limits. The time limits fixed in the arbitration procedure may be extended only by written mutual agreement between the parties.
Amendment of Time Limits. The time limits fixed in both the grievance and arbitration procedure may be extended by consent of the parties verbally and confirmed in writing.
Amendment of Time Limits. The time limits in this grievance procedure may be altered by written mutual agreement between the parties. Where a grievance or a reply is presented by mail, the effective date shall be the day of receipt. In the case of a grievance arising from an employee's dismissal or suspension, pursuant to within working days of the date on which the suspension occurred or the employee received notice of dismissal or notice of suspension.