Common use of Career Counselling Clause in Contracts

Career Counselling. At the Executive’s request, the Corporation shall provide the Executive with career counselling services at a maximum cost to the Corporation of $15,000 per annum. Such services shall be provided until the Executive obtains subsequent employment or establishes her own business activity or to the end of the Severance Period, whichever is earliest. The Executive shall be entitled to obtain such services from the recognized professional career counselling firm of her choice in the major Canadian metropolitan area in or nearest to where she resides at the time she begins to use such services. In order to ensure the provision of such services, the Corporation and the Executive shall enter into a contract with the career counselling services firm, pursuant to which such firm shall provide the Executive with the career counselling services required herein.

Career Counselling. At the Executive’s request, the Corporation shall provide the Executive with career counselling services at a maximum cost to the Corporation of $15,000 per annum. Such services shall be provided until the Executive obtains subsequent employment or establishes her own business activity or to the end of the Severance Period, whichever is earliest. The Executive shall be entitled to obtain such services from the recognized professional career counselling firm of her choice in the major Canadian metropolitan area in or nearest to where she resides at the time she begins to use such services. In order to ensure the provision of such services, the Corporation and the Executive shall enter into a contract with the career counselling services firm, pursuant to which such firm shall provide the Executive with the career counselling services required herein.

Career Counselling. At the Executive’s request, the Corporation shall provide the Executive with career counselling services at a maximum cost to the Corporation of $15,000 per annum. Such services shall be provided until the Executive obtains subsequent employment or establishes her his own business activity or to the end of the Severance Period, whichever is earliest. The Executive shall be entitled to obtain such services from the recognized professional career counselling firm of her his choice in the major Canadian metropolitan area in or nearest to where she he resides at the time she he begins to use such services. In order to ensure the provision of such services, the Corporation and the Executive shall enter into a contract with the career counselling services firm, pursuant to which such firm shall provide the Executive with the career counselling services required herein.