Weekly Productivity Meeting Clause Samples

Weekly Productivity Meeting. (1) After Seller has initiated its request for adjustment for loss of productivity, the Company shall establish a weekly meeting to address loss of productivity. Seller, and a representative from each subcontractor to Seller that incurred a loss of productivity in the prior week, shall attend the weekly productivity meeting. (2) At the weekly productivity meeting, Seller and each subcontractor to Seller shall address: (i) any loss of productivity incurred during the prior week; (ii) specifics regarding that loss of productivity; and (iii) how to mitigate or avoid that loss in the current week and future weeks. (3) Seller and each subcontractor to Seller attending the weekly meeting shall: (i) identify the specific impacted tasks (by type and area) on which it suffered a loss of productivity in the prior week; (ii) by each impacted task and area, estimate the percentage loss of productivity suffered the prior week and explain the basis of this estimate; (iii) by each impacted task and area, identify the total labor hours expended the prior week, and of that total, identify the number of labor hours the subcontractor attributes to loss of productivity; (iv) by each impacted task and area, identify the change(s) in working conditions that caused the loss of productivity for the prior week – if more than one cause is identified, estimate the loss of productivity attributable to each cause. If a cause is due to changed work, identify the specific changes; (v) list by name and position any employee for whom loss of productivity is claimed due to excessive overtime; and (vi) suggest ways to mitigate or avoid the loss of productivity going forward. (4) Attendance and presentation at the weekly meeting of all the information required in subparagraph (3) shall be a condition precedent to recovery of any amount for loss of productivity for the prior week. (5) When Seller no longer experiences a loss of productivity for which it seeks an upward adjustment to the Subcontract price, Seller may submit a written request to the Procurement Representative to cancel the weekly productivity meetings and the Procurement Representative shall cancel the meetings.
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Weekly Productivity Meeting. (1) After Seller has initiated its request for adjustment for loss of productivity, the Company shall establish a weekly meeting to address loss of productivity. Seller, and a representative from each subcontractor to Seller that incurred a loss of productivity in the prior week, shall attend the weekly productivity meeting. (2) At the weekly productivity meeting, Seller and each subcontractor to Seller shall address: (i) any loss of productivity incurred during the prior week; (ii) specifics regarding that loss of productivity; and (iii) how to mitigate or avoid that loss in the current week and future weeks.
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