Mandatory Reporting to Regulatory Bodies Sample Clauses

The "Mandatory Reporting to Regulatory Bodies" clause requires parties to promptly inform relevant government or regulatory authorities about specific events, activities, or incidents as stipulated in the agreement. This typically applies to situations such as breaches of law, safety incidents, or other reportable occurrences, and may outline the timeframe and manner in which such reports must be made. The core function of this clause is to ensure compliance with legal and regulatory obligations, thereby reducing the risk of penalties or sanctions for failing to report required information.
Mandatory Reporting to Regulatory Bodies. In the event that an employee is reported to their regulatory body by the Employer, the Employee shall be advised within one (1) working day and provided with a copy of the report.
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Mandatory Reporting to Regulatory Bodies. In the event that an employee is reported to their regulatory body by the Employer, the Employee shall be advised within one (1) working day and provided with a copy of the report. A RTICLE 38: RESIGNATION/TERMINATION 38.01 An Employee shall provide the Employer with fourteen (14) calendar days’ notice. This notice period may be waived for reasons that are acceptable to the Employer. 38.02 If the required notice of termination is given, an employee who voluntarily leaves the employ of the Employer shall receive the wages and vacation pay to which they are entitled at the next pay day.
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