Bad Weather Policy Clause Samples

A Bad Weather Policy clause defines how parties will handle obligations and scheduling in the event of adverse weather conditions. Typically, this clause outlines what constitutes 'bad weather,' the procedures for notifying affected parties, and how delays or rescheduling will be managed, such as extending deadlines or pausing work until conditions improve. Its core function is to allocate risk and provide clarity, ensuring that neither party is unfairly penalized for delays caused by weather beyond their control.
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Bad Weather Policy. In the event the Mayor shuts down the City due to bad weather as contemplated in the City of Bloomington Personnel Manual, any essential personnel who are required to report to work shall be compensated at one and one-half (1-1/2) times their regular hourly rate. Provided, however, that such bad weather pay shall not exceed the number of hours in the employee’s regularly scheduled day/shift.
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Bad Weather Policy. In the event of an outdoor event being cancelled due to bad weather, The Company cannot be held responsible. Should The Client cancel an event due to bad weather, The Company does not agree is necessary the cancellation policy will apply.
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Bad Weather Policy. Drivers will always be asked to attempt a trip in poor weather conditions until such time as the roads are officially closed. If a crew does not want to attempt the trip, the driver must then contact the Dispatch Centre and report the situation. To attempt a trip will be defined by, proceeding to the van location, do the necessary inspection and ready it for departure. If the driver is unable to commence his trip, due to weather or crew refusal, the driver shall be paid one (1) hour of pay. In the event the driver begins his trip, and is unable to continue and returns to the yard he shall be paid the greater of one (1) hour pay or the applicable hourly rate of pay for all time spent until he returns to the yard. In the event the driver is stranded overnight on the road due to bad weather, accident, or breakdown, the driver will be provided with a hotel room and meals. If the driver is stranded in the van or has a crew on board the driver shall be paid the applicable hourly rate for all time delayed. Drivers whose trip is extended by more than sixty (60) minutes as a result of bad weather must notify their Area Service Manager to have the trip pay reviewed and adjusted.
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