Declaration of Availability Clause Samples
A Declaration of Availability clause requires a party to formally confirm that they have the necessary resources, personnel, or assets available to fulfill their obligations under the agreement. In practice, this may involve a contractor certifying that they have the staff and equipment ready to begin work on a project, or a supplier confirming inventory levels before entering a supply contract. The core function of this clause is to provide assurance to the other party that commitments can be met as promised, thereby reducing the risk of delays or non-performance due to lack of resources.
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Declaration of Availability. 11.5.1 Unless otherwise notified by the [Supplier if Supplier is NOT a Trading Licensee, or Developer through the Supplier if Supplier is a Trading Licensee], the declared Availability shall, be deemed to be 100% (one hundred per cent) thereof at all times.
11.5.2 In the event that any shortfall in supply of electricity to the Utility occurs on account of any deficiency in transmission between the Point of Grid Connection and Delivery Point, the Availability shall be deemed to be reduced to the extent of reduction in transmission of electricity, and the reduction referred to hereinabove shall be deemed as Non-Availability on account of deficiency in transmission. For the avoidance of doubt and by way of illustration, the Parties agree that if such deficiency in transmission is equal to 20% (twenty per cent) of the Contracted Capacity, the Availability shall be deemed to be 80% (eighty per cent) and the Non-Availability hereunder shall be notified by the [Supplier if Supplier is NOT a Trading Licensee, or Developer through the Supplier if Supplier is a Trading Licensee] to the Utility forthwith.
11.5.3 In the event that any shortfall in supply of electricity to the Utility occurs on account of shortage of Fuel, the Availability shall be deemed to be reduced to the extent of reduction in generation of electricity, and such reduction shall be deemed as Non-Availability on account of shortage of Fuel. For the avoidance of doubt and by way of illustration, the Parties agree that if the deficiency in generation is equal to 20% (twenty per cent) of the Contracted Capacity, the Availability shall be deemed to be 80% (eighty per cent) and the Non-Availability hereunder shall be notified by the [Supplier if Supplier is NOT a Trading Licensee, or Developer through the Supplier if Supplier is a Trading Licensee]to the Utility forthwith.
11.5.4 The Supplier shall notify, no later than 15 (fifteen) days prior to the commencement of a month, [its if Supplier is NOT a Trading Licensee, or Developer‟s if Supplier is a Trading Licensee] maintenance schedule for that month and any reduction in Availability arising as a result thereof. The Supplier shall, as soon as may be, notify any modifications of [its if Supplier is NOT a Trading Licensee, or Developer‟s if Supplier is a Trading Licensee] maintenance schedule and shall confirm, with or without modifications, the reduction in Availability no later than 48 (forty eight) hours prior to its occurrence.
11.5.5 In the event th...
Declaration of Availability. Part-time employees shall declare their availability three (3) times per year and shall be required to work according to their Declaration of Availability:
(1) the last Sunday in December
(2) the first Sunday in June
(3) the third Sunday in August New Schedules will be effective:
(1) the first Sunday in January
(2) the last Sunday in June
(3) the first Sunday in September In addition to the above, Employees may increase their availability between November 15th and the end of the year. The Employer may consider additional individual requests to change availability subject to business requirements as well as the current overall availability of the employees in the department. Anytime employees may declare themselves unavailable for a period of up to eight (8) consecutive hours and still be considered available anytime for scheduling purposes. The eight (8) hour period must fall between 00:00 hrs. Monday and 12:00 hrs. Thursday and be in the same block of time each week. All employees exercising this option must do so at the time they declare their availability. The employer reserves the right to limit the number of eight (8) hour consecutive hour blocks that may be declared during any particular time or day within a given department. All restricted part-time employees must be available to work during at least two (2) six (6) hour blocks, on two (2) separate days, consistent with shifts in their department. The Employer will make “Declaration of Availability” forms readily available to part-time employees. Employees who require a change in availability will submit, in person, a completed form to the Employer and the employee will be given a signed copy of the form at the time of submission. Provided the request is submitted Saturday by noon, the change will be reflected at the earliest, on the schedule posted by the following Thursday. New employees shall be required to complete a “Declaration of Availability” form on or before their first day of work. An employee must not restrict themselves to the point that they are not available for normal scheduled shifts within the department.
Declaration of Availability. The Co-operative requires all part-time employees to complete a Declaration of Availability form to be filled out on a four (4) week basis for the following four (4) weeks and handed in to the Department manager two (2) weeks prior to the schedule being posted. All part-time staff must be totally available to work at least two
Declaration of Availability. Only employees who restrict to twenty-four (24) or fewer hours per week shall have the option of submitting a Declaration of Availability. Employees must be available for at least sixteen (16) hours per week. These employees must be available for one late shift per week AND also have open availability on either Saturday or Sunday. This does not limit the number of weekend and/or late shifts an employee can be available for. In bargaining 2018, the parties reached the following understanding regarding changes to the Declaration of Availability under Section 9.10. Employees who restrict their hours to less than 16 hours per week must be available to work Saturday and Sunday. Employees shall be required to work within their Declaration of Availability and may lose hours as a result. This means if a shift falls outside of an employee’s availability it shall not be subject to claim. Employees cannot utilize Leaves provisions (e.g. T.A.B.) or R.T.O. to circumvent the intent of this language. All students are required to submit a schedule of classes and shall remain available to work when not attending class. All changes shall be effective the next posted schedule. Employees shall make their restriction(s) selection(s) and Declaration of Availability on a form provided by the Employer. The form shall be signed by Store Management and the Shop ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and a copy shall be provided to the Union.
Declaration of Availability. 1. All part-time employees shall fill out a declaration of availability indicating their availability as follows:
(i) “available any time” shall be defined as available seven
Declaration of Availability. All part-time employees are required to complete an availability form (including Courtesy Clerks), as provided by the Co- operative. This form would indicate the following information: - the days of the week the employee is available to work; - whether the employee does not wish to take call-in shifts. Effective Tuesday January 26, 2021, the Declaration of Availability for each employee shall be made by noon of the second Tuesday of each six (6) weeks for the following six (6) weeks. If an employee fails to change their Declaration of Availability by Tuesday noon, the existing Declaration of Availability previously on record for this employee shall be automatically renewed for the next six
Declaration of Availability. Employees who wish to work twenty-four (24) or fewer hours per week shall have the option of submitting a written Declaration of Availability to the Employer (a “Declaration”). The Declaration will not be effective until the next un-posted work schedule is posted (i.e. approximately three (3) weeks following receipt of the Declaration by the Employer). In the Declaration, the employee will indicate when he or she is available to work each week. The employee must be available for at least sixteen (16) hours per week. The employee must also be available for at least one evening shift (other than on a Sunday) AND have open availability on Sunday for any shift. The employee, the Employer and the Shop ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ must sign a copy of the Declaration, and the Employer must provide a copy of the Declaration to the Union. If an employee wishes to continue the Declaration from the previous year into the coming calendar year, the employee must still fully complete a new Declaration for the coming calendar year. Unless so renewed, all Declarations will terminate at the end of their respective calendar years. The employee may modify an active Declaration once during the Calendar year, to change the scope of the Declaration. The employee may terminate a Declaration during a calendar year, and then issue a second Declaration at a later time within the same calendar year. No more than two Declarations will be permitted within a calendar year for any one employee. If an employee wishes to terminate his or her Declaration, the employee must indicate so in writing on the Declaration form. A modification or termination of a Declaration will not take effect until the next un- posted schedule is posted (i.e. approximately three (3) weeks later). The employee will be required to work within their Declaration and may lose hours as a result of the Declaration. This means if a shift falls outside of the employee’s availability it shall not be subject to a claim. An employee who has an active Declaration may be asked to work additional shifts, however it is understood that all other employees who do not have a Declaration shall be asked to work those shifts first. An employee who has an active Declaration has the right to decline additional shifts outside their Declaration. Schedules shall reflect all Declarations in effect. Employees cannot use Leave provisions (eg. T.A.B. or R.T.O.) to circumvent the intent of this language. Except in the case of a student, an employee cannot submit a...
Declaration of Availability. The Employer requires all part-time employees to complete a Declaration of Availability form to be filled out on a four (4) week basis for the following four (4) weeks and handed in to the Department manager two (2) weeks prior to the schedule being posted. All part-time staff must be totally available to work at least two (2) Saturdays per month and two (2) regularly scheduled shifts until the close of their department, per week at the time the employee fills out their Declaration of Availability. The Employer will grant requested days off except in instances where shifts remain unfilled.
Declaration of Availability. All part-time employees are required to complete an availability form (including Courtesy Clerks). This form would indicate the following information: - the days the employee is available to work; - whether the employee does not wish to take call-in shifts. The Declaration of Availability for each employee shall be made by noon of the second Tuesday of each four
Declaration of Availability. Only employees who restrict to twenty-four (24) or fewer hours per week shall have the option of submitting a Declaration of Availability. Employees must be available for at least sixteen (16) hours per week. These employees must be available for one late shift per week AND also have open availability on either Saturday or Sunday. This does not limit the number of weekend and/or late shifts an employee can be available for. Employees shall be required to work within their Declaration of Availability and may lose hours as a result. This means if a shift falls outside of an employee’s availability it shall not be subject to claim.