TEMPERATURE VARIATION Clause Samples

The Temperature Variation clause sets out how changes in temperature may affect the obligations or performance under a contract. Typically, it outlines acceptable temperature ranges for work or product storage, and may specify procedures or adjustments if temperatures fall outside these limits, such as work stoppages or additional protective measures. This clause helps manage risks associated with temperature-sensitive activities, ensuring safety, quality, and compliance with agreed standards.
TEMPERATURE VARIATION. Section One. The employer will make every attempt to maintain facility temperatures as mandated by statute.
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TEMPERATURE VARIATION. Contingent upon the employer’s ability to restore the temperature to the prescribed guidelines, the agency shall release or reassign/relocate affected employees. If released, it shall be without loss of pay or benefits.
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