Day Contracts Clause Samples
A Day Contracts clause defines agreements that are valid and enforceable for a single day or a specified short-term period. In practice, this clause applies to arrangements such as daily labor, equipment rentals, or service provisions where the obligations of both parties begin and end within the same day. Its core function is to provide clear terms for short-duration engagements, ensuring both parties understand the limited timeframe and reducing the risk of misunderstandings about ongoing commitments.
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Day Contracts. At any time after the Mid-Point of a Regular Season, a Team may enter into a Player Contract with a player for seven (7) days (a “7-Day Contract”). The Base Salary provided for by a 7-Day Contract shall not be less than the Minimum Player Salary. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in Article V, Section 6 (including, but not limited to, Article V, Section 6(a)(i)(x), 6(a)(i)(y), or 6(b)), when a Team terminates a 7-Day Contract prior to the expiration of the seven (7) days, the team shall pay to the player only such sums as set forth in Exhibit 1 to such Contract. No team may enter into more than three (3) 7-Day-Contracts with the same player in any one (1) Season. No Team may enter into a 7-day Contract if the length of such Contract would extend to or past the date of the Team’s last Regular Season game for such Season.
Day Contracts. (a) Beginning on January 5 of any NBA Season, a Team may enter into a Player Contract (other than a Two-Way Contract) with a player for the longer of (i) ten (10) days, or (ii) a period encompassing three (3) games played by such Team (a “10-Day Contract”).
(b) The Salary provided for by a 10-Day Contract shall not be less than the Minimum Player Salary.
(c) No Team may enter into a 10-Day Contract with the same player more than twice during the course of any one Season. No Team may be a party at any one time to more 10-Day Contracts than the following: Aggregate Number of Players on Team’s Active List and Inactive List (including players signed to 10-Day Contracts, but not including Two-Way Players) Maximum Number of the Team’s players who can be signed to 10- Day Contracts 14 2
Day Contracts a. A non-certificated/licensed staff member as specified in this section shall be hired subject to a ninety day probationary period during which time the non-certificated/licensed staff member may be released for any reason.
b. During the probationary period, the non-certificated/licensed staff member will receive benefits.
c. Upon successful completion of the ninety day probationary period the non-certificated/licensed staff member will receive a contract for the remainder of the 220 day assignment.
d. Upon successful completion of the first year’s contract the non- certificated/licensed staff member will be eligible for two additional one- year contracts.
e. Upon successful completion of three one-year contracts, the non- certificated/licensed staff member shall be eligible for a two-year contract.
f. After successful completion of a two-year contract, the non- certificated/licensed staff member shall be eligible for a three-year contract.
Day Contracts. (a) Beginning on January 5 (if a business day) or the first business day following January 5 of any NBA Season, and solely for the purpose of replacing an injured player, a Team may enter into a Player Contract with a player for the longer of (i) ten (10) days, or (ii) a period encompassing three (3) games played by such Team (a “10-Day Contract”). No Team may enter into a 10-Day Contract with the same player more than twice during the course of any one Season.
(b) The Salary provided for by a 10-Day Contract shall not be less than the Minimum Player Salary.
(c) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in a Uniform Player Contract, a 10-Day Contract shall be terminated simply by providing written notice to the player (and not by following the waiver procedure set forth in paragraph 16 of the Uniform Player Contract) and paying only such sums as are set forth in Exhibit 1 of such Contract.
Day Contracts. (a) Beginning on January 5 (if a business day) or the first business day following January 5 of any NBA Season, a Team may enter into a Player Contract with a player for the longer of (i) ten (10) days, or (ii) a period encompassing three (3) games played by such Team (a “10-Day Contract”).
(b) The Salary provided for by a 10-Day Contract shall not be less than the Minimum Player Salary.
(c) No Team may enter into a 10-Day Contract with the same player more than twice during the course of any one Season. No Team may be a party at any one time to more 10-Day Contracts than the number of players on such Team’s Inactive List, except that if the Team has thirteen
Day Contracts. 1. The daily salary corresponding to a day contract is at least the minimum set out in the appendix with the Salary table for Theatre, which includes the minimums and maximums of scales I to IX and day contracts.
2. The salary corresponding to a day contract is based on the following:
a. the salary amounts to 1/20 of the applicable monthly salary, if it concerns a working day consisting of one rehearsal shift;
b. the salary amounts to 1/10 of the applicable monthly salary, if it concerns a working day consisting of more than one rehearsal shift and/or a performance.
Day Contracts. (a) Beginning on January 5 (if a business day) or the first business day following January 5 of any NBA Season, a Team may enter into a Player Contract with a player for the longer of (i) ten (10) days, or (ii) a period encompassing three (3) games played by such Team (a “10-Day Contract”).
(b) The Salary provided for by a 10-Day Contract shall not be less than the Minimum Player Salary.
(c) No Team may enter into a 10-Day Contract with the same player more than twice during the course of any one Season. No Team may be a party at any one time to more 10-Day Contracts than the number of players on such Team’s Inactive List.
(d) No Team may enter into a 10-Day Contract if the length of such Contract, in accordance with the first sentence of this Section 10(a), would extend to or past the date of the Team’s last Regular Season game for such Season.
(e) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in a Uniform Player Contract, a 10-Day Contract shall be terminated simply by providing written notice to the player (and not by following the waiver procedure set forth in paragraph 16 of the Uniform Player Contract) and paying only such sums as are set forth in Exhibit 1 of such Contract.
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