Violation of Continued Work Pledge Sample Clauses

The Violation of Continued Work Pledge clause defines the consequences and procedures that apply if a party fails to uphold their commitment to continue working under the terms of an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines what constitutes a breach of the pledge, such as ceasing work without proper notice or failing to meet agreed-upon obligations, and may specify remedies like penalties, suspension of payments, or even contract termination. Its core function is to ensure that both parties remain accountable for ongoing performance, thereby minimizing disruptions and providing a clear framework for addressing non-compliance.
Violation of Continued Work Pledge. Any employee who violates the Continued Work Pledge of Section 5.0 shall be subject to discipline by the Employer, up to and including discharge. The Association acknowledges that discharge is the appropriate penalty for violation of Section 5.0. Any appeal to the grievance procedure concerning an employee disciplined for violation of Section 5.0 shall be limited solely to the question of whether the employee or employees did in fact engage in an activity prohibited by Section 5.0.
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