Other Good Reason Clause Samples
The "Other Good Reason" clause defines additional circumstances, beyond those specifically listed elsewhere in an agreement, that justify a party’s right to take a particular action, such as terminating the contract. Typically, this clause outlines a set of events or behaviors—like significant changes in company structure, demotion, or relocation—that, while not constituting breach, are considered substantial enough to warrant action. Its core practical function is to provide flexibility and protection for parties by covering unforeseen or exceptional situations that could otherwise leave them bound to unfavorable terms.
Other Good Reason. Requested in writing and approved by the Director of Personnel or designee in writing prior to any time being taken. Each such request shall be approved, or not approved, on its own merits and shall not be precedent for any other approval. The past attendance of the paraprofessional, length of employment, and effect on program may be factors, in addition to the reason for the request, in determining approval or non-approval. Leaves granted under this paragraph which exceed ▇▇▇▇▇▇
Other Good Reason. You may terminate your employment with the Company for Other Good Reason. For purposes of this Agreement, “Other Good Reason” shall mean:
Other Good Reason. Requested in writing and approved by the Assistant Superintendent or designee in writing prior to any time being taken, Each such request shall be approved, or not approved, on its own merits and shall not be precedent for any other approval. The past attendance of the employee, length of employment, and effect on program may be factors, in addition to the reason for the request, in determining approval or non-approval. Leaves granted under this paragraph which exceed ninety (90) working days will be with seniority adjusted by a period corresponding to the excess of thirty working days.