Lay off Protocol Sample Clauses

The Lay off Protocol clause establishes the procedures and requirements for temporarily suspending or reducing an employee’s work hours or duties, often due to business needs or economic conditions. Typically, it outlines the notice period to be given to affected employees, the criteria for selecting which employees may be laid off, and any entitlements such as severance pay or benefits continuation during the layoff period. This clause ensures both employer and employee understand the process and protections involved, thereby providing clarity and reducing disputes during periods of workforce adjustment.
Lay off Protocol. In the event of a layoff affecting Contractors working on the Project covered by this Agreement, the following protocol will be followed;
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