Cancellation Days Clause Samples
The 'Cancellation Days' clause defines the specific number of days' notice required for one party to cancel an agreement or a particular service. Typically, this clause will state that written notice must be provided a certain number of days in advance—such as 30 days—before the cancellation becomes effective. By clearly outlining the notice period, this clause ensures both parties have adequate time to prepare for the termination, reducing the risk of sudden disruptions and misunderstandings.
Cancellation Days. Any driving days lost because school is closed or canceled, by way of example and not limitation, due to weather conditions, epidemic, power failure, etc., will be rescheduled as required by State Statute.
Cancellation Days a. Any driving days lost because school is closed or canceled, by way of example and not limitation, due to weather conditions, epidemic, power failure, etc., will be rescheduled as required by State Statute.
b. Employees may choose to use their personal business day on any of the first five (5) storm days.
c. In the event school is cancelled within 20 minutes or less of an employee’s check in time, the employee shall be paid a one (1) hour call out.
Cancellation Days a. Any driving days lost because school is closed or canceled, by way of example and not limitation, due to weather conditions, epidemic, power failure, etc., will be rescheduled as required by State Statute.
b. Employees will have the option to be paid the first six storm days. Employees may use their personal business day and/or personal sick time to receive pay for the first three storm days. Employees may choose to complete online training and receive pay up to their DEQ for the fourth through sixth storm days. The online training certificate of completion would need to be submitted for pay within five (5) school days of the 4th, 5th or 6th storm day. The specific online training sessions will be determined with input from the Association and will be communicated to employees in September of each school year.
c. In the event school is cancelled within 30 minutes or less of an employee’s check in time, the employee shall be paid a two (2) hour call out.
Cancellation Days. Consistent with MCL 388.1701, schools may be closed or may cancel the first six (6) days or the equivalent numbers of hours due to conditions not within the control of school authorities, such as severe storms, fires, epidemics, utility power unavailability, water or sewer failure, or health conditions as defined by the city, county, or state health authorities. The District will follow the terms and conditions of MCL 388.1701 in the event it changes in the future.