Immediate Term Process Clause Samples

The Immediate Term Process clause establishes the procedures and conditions under which a contract or agreement can be terminated immediately, without the need for advance notice. Typically, this clause outlines specific events or breaches—such as non-payment, insolvency, or material violation of terms—that trigger the right to immediate termination. Its core practical function is to provide parties with a clear and enforceable mechanism to exit the agreement swiftly in response to serious issues, thereby minimizing ongoing risk and potential losses.
Immediate Term Process. Scheduling process used from 96 hours prior to the start of the shift representing the identified need. 1. If a CNM or Supervisor learns of a need in the immediate term, he/she may ask for volunteers on the unit at the time he/she learns of the need. If no volunteers come forward, the CNM shall send out a notification of the need to employees via the email distribution list for scheduling needs and shall indicate that need on the Scheduling Needs Form. 2. When alerting staff via the email distribution list for scheduling needs of a scheduling need, the CNM shall include in the notification any specific qualifications, e.g. chemo-certified, telemetry, etc. These special qualifications likewise shall be noted on the Scheduling Needs Form. An employee will be considered qualified to work on any unit to which they may be floated. In the Immediate Term Process, the CNM shall schedule volunteers on a first come, first serve basis. An employee shall not be denied an extra shift in the Immediate Term Process due to the fact that they have vacation scheduled during the week of the extra shift. Should there ever be a tie in the Immediate Term Process, the prioritization shall be in the same order as the Long and the Short Term Processes.
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