Disasters Sample Clauses
The Disasters clause defines how parties to an agreement should respond if unforeseen catastrophic events, such as natural disasters or other major disruptions, occur during the term of the contract. Typically, this clause outlines the types of events considered disasters, the obligations of each party in such circumstances, and any procedures for notification or suspension of performance. Its core function is to allocate risk and provide a clear process for handling situations where fulfilling contractual obligations becomes impossible or impractical due to events beyond the parties' control.
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Disasters. In the event of a disaster, if an Employee volunteers to remain at the work site in order to be available in case the Employee's services are required, and the Employer agrees, the Employee will be compensated for any meals which may be necessary for the Employee to purchase while remaining at the worksite. If assigned any duties, Employees will be paid as provided for by this agreement.
Disasters. In cases of circumstances beyond the control of management, such as acts of God, riot, flood, civil disorder and other similar acts which require a declaration of emergency by the Mayor, the Union agrees that management reserves the right during any such emergency to assign employees to work duties without regard to provisions of this Agreement.
Disasters. If, in the determination of the COMMISSION, fire, flood, earthquake or other casualty damages the Airport so extensively as to render it untenantable, either party may elect to terminate this Agreement on thirty (30) days written notice to the other party. If this Agreement is terminated because of a disaster, the COMMISSION will prorate the fees due the Operator up to the time the Airport becomes untenantable.
Disasters. If, during the terms of this contract, the Commonwealth’s premises are so damaged by flood, fire or other Acts of God as to render them unfit for use; then the Agency shall be under no liability or obligation to the contractor hereunder during the period of time there is no need for the services provided by the contractor except to render compensation which the contractor was entitled to under this agreement prior to such damage.
Disasters. The Sublessee or Borough may cancel this Sublease upon written notice to the other party if:
(1) the Sublease Premises becomes unusable through no fault of either party and performance under this Sublease becomes impossible; or
(2) the Airport becomes unusable through no fault of either party and the performance under this Sublease becomes impossible. If the Sublessee elects in writing that it will continue to operate after notice from Borough to Sublessee that the Airport has become unusable, the Sublessee’s obligations under the Sublease will continue but Borough is under no obligation to continue to perform. Causes for termination of the Sublease under this provision include acts of God, the public enemy, and the United States.
Disasters. 8.01 (a) If, after the Effective Date an event or series of related events occurs that the Affected Producer reasonably believes has or have caused a Disaster at a Mine, the Affected Producer shall, as soon as practicable, give notice of such event(s) (an “Owner Disaster Notice”) to the other Producers and contemporaneously to Canpotex. It is acknowledged that if such an event or series of related events occurs but no Owner Disaster Notice is given, any of the other Producers that reasonably believe such event(s) has or have caused a Disaster shall be entitled to give notice of such event(s) (a “Non-Owner Disaster Notice”) simultaneously to Canpotex, the Affected Producer and all other Producers.
Disasters. (i) Officers involved in providing a service should be taken off flexible working hours for the duration of such duty. Attendance record sheets should be credited on a daily basis with a maximum of 7 hours or part thereof according to the actual hours worked on a particular day.
(ii) Work beyond 7 hours will be paid in accordance with Clause 15 “Shift Work and Overtime” of the Crown Employees (Public Service Conditions of Employment 1997) Award.
Disasters. Either party’s performance of this Agreement shall be excused to the extent it is prevented or delayed by act of God, war, civil insurrection, fire, flood, storm, strikes, lockouts, total or partial failure of transportation or delivery facilities, interruption of power, any federal, state, county, or municipal law, regulation, or order or any other cause beyond each party’s control.
Disasters. On the occurrence of a Disaster, the Supplier must immediately:
(a) notify the Customer's Representative that a Disaster has occurred; and
(b) implement any measures set out in the Business Contingency Plan or such other measures as reasonably required by the Customer to mitigate and respond to the Disaster.
Disasters. In the event the City Manager declares an emergency condition due to a disaster, or in preparation for a potential disaster such as a hurricane, or other unforeseen event, such declaration being made at his sole and exclusive discretion, employees who are informed by their department head to remain at work or to report to work during the emergency will be compensated at two and a half (2 1/2) times their normal rate of pay for the duration of the emergency condition. Employees who are sent home on the day the emergency condition is declared will receive their normal pay for the remainder of that day. Employees who are directed by their department heads not to report to work on subsequent days of the emergency will be paid as follows:
A. The first five days that a civilian employee would have been scheduled to work and is unable to do so as determined by his/her department head, will be paid by the City at the civilian employee's normal rate of pay. These hours of compensation may not be used towards meeting the 40 work hour requirement for overtime purposes.
B. If the condition as declared by the City Manager continues beyond the initial five