From within the District Clause Samples

The "From within the District" clause defines the requirement that certain actions, services, or obligations must originate or be performed within a specified geographic district. In practice, this could mean that goods must be shipped from, services rendered within, or personnel based in the designated district area. This clause ensures compliance with local regulations, supports local economic interests, or meets jurisdictional requirements, thereby clarifying the geographic scope of contractual responsibilities and reducing ambiguity about where obligations must be fulfilled.
From within the District. Employees may decline recall without affecting their recall status. • Employees accepting recall will be eligible for a relocation incentive of $2,000 and relocation benefits as described in the Job Security Agreement.
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From within the District. Employees will have full right of refusal. -Employees accepting recall will be eligible for a relocation incentive of $1000 and relocation benefits as described in the Job Security Agreement
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