Reopening Clause Samples
A Reopening clause allows parties to revisit and renegotiate certain terms of an agreement under specified circumstances. Typically, this clause is triggered by significant changes in law, market conditions, or other unforeseen events that materially affect the contract's operation. Its core practical function is to provide flexibility and adaptability, ensuring that the agreement remains fair and relevant even as external conditions change.
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Reopening. This Agreement shall be considered reopened only as to those subjects which such court decisions and/or legislation requires reopening.
Reopening. To ensure the health and safety of all workers at the workplace, the Employer shall delay the reopening of State offices until at least January 1, 2022.
Reopening. Either party may reopen this Agreement during 2021, only with regard to Section 16.1 and Appendix A for 2022 and 2023, by giving advance written notice to the other party as provided in this Section. Such written notice must be given not later than July 15, 2021. If such notice is given, the parties will negotiate during the period from August 1, 2021 to October 31, 2021. Any tentatively agreed changes must be ratified by the Union, and submitted by the County Human Resources Department for consideration on the County Board of Commissioners agenda, not later than 30 days after the end of the above negotiation period.
Reopening. The signatories acknowledge that in the event that the activity and use limitations provided below fail to serve their intended purpose—including the prevention of exposure to contamination—could result in the Department reopening its review and regulatory oversight of the contaminant condition on the property as provided under the terms of this covenant, IC chapter 455I, and applicable Department administrative rules.
Reopening. The parties agree that this Section may be reopened for negotiations at either party’s request should any future law or regulation either contains requirements that make the above guidelines impossible to implement or allow additional flexibility in the staffs’ work year that either party may wish to negotiate.
Reopening. Any Party may reopen negotiation of any long-term method or procedure once every five years after such method or procedure becomes effective and the Parties shall consider any modification proposed by such Party. Any modification to a long-term method or procedure shall be only by unanimous vote of all of the Parties. Any such modification made by May 1 of any Operating Year shall become effective at the later of (i) the beginning of the following Operating Year, and (ii) the time of any required regulatory and other approval or permission required to be effective.
Reopening. The signatories acknowledge that in the event that activity and use limitations provided in this environmental covenant fail to serve their intended purpose - including prevention of exposure to contamination - DNR may reopen its review and regulatory oversight of the contaminant condition on the property as provided under the terms of this covenant, IC chapter 455I, and applicable DNR administrative rules.
Reopening. The signatories to this covenant acknowledge that failure of the activity and use limitations enumerated in section eight (8) to serve their intended purpose of preventing the risk of exposure to contaminant conditions could result in the Department reopening review and regulation of the property as provided under the terms of this environmental covenant, IC chapters 455H and 455I, and applicable Department administrative rules.
Reopening. This Agreement may be reopened and modified at any time during its term upon mutual consent of the parties in writing, provided that: The parties agree to reopen the medical portion of the Health and Welfare for each year of the Agreement for implementation of state, federal, and ACA related changes to the medical benefits. The reopener will not result in a reduction of the health insurance allocation covered in this Agreement.