Required to Attend Clause Samples

The "Required to Attend" clause mandates that certain individuals or parties must be present at specified meetings, events, or proceedings as outlined in the agreement. Typically, this applies to key personnel, representatives, or stakeholders whose participation is necessary for decision-making, negotiations, or compliance purposes. By clearly identifying attendance obligations, this clause ensures that all relevant parties are present when important matters are discussed, thereby facilitating effective communication and preventing delays or misunderstandings.
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Required to Attend. When an employee is required by the University to attend a meeting in either of the above capacities, regardless of when the meeting occurs, they shall receive pay for attending the meeting.
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Required to Attend. Overtime may be accrued for mandatory training or staff meetings, program delivery, or Inside Education business that cannot be scheduled, conducted or completed during the normal workday. Every effort must be made to schedule programming during regular working hours, including adjusting the individual work day so as to avoid overtime.
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