Close-down. Where the Agency or a section is closed down for the purpose of allowing annual leave to all or the bulk of the employees concerned, the Agency may stand off for the duration of the close down all employees or employees of the section concerned, and allow a full period of leave to employees qualified for such a period of leave and to those who are not so qualified paid leave on a proportionate basis to the completed months of the employee' s continuous service.
Close-down. An Employer may specify up to one close-down period each year, during which the Employer will be closing down its operations. For this period, an Employer may require an Employee to take annual leave up to a maximum of 5 days.
Close-down. If reasonable alternative work cannot be found, Woolworths may require a team member to take annual leave as part of a close-down of its operations, or part of its operations. If this is required, Xxxxxxxxxx must give the team member at least 4 weeks’ notice before the period of leave is to commence.
Close-down. 11.10.1 If reasonable alternative work cannot be found, BIG W may require a team member to take annual leave as part of a close-down of its operations. If this is required, BIG W will give the team member 4 weeks’ notice before the period of leave is to commence.
Close-down. The Company may close down the plant or a section thereof, for the purpose of allowing leave to employees in the plant or section or sections concerned in accordance with the following provisions:
21.15.1 Unless otherwise determined by agreement as provided for in clause 1 – Facilitative provisions, of this Schedule the Company may, by giving not less than three months notice either close down for one period or for two separate periods.
21.15.2 Each employee affected shall be credited with 2.923 hours leave for each completed week of continuous service for which leave has not already been granted.
21.15.3 Unless otherwise agreed between the Company and employees, where a close down is observed during the Christmas/New Year period the leave granted shall be not less than fourteen consecutive days, exclusive of public holidays, except that where an employee is not entitled to fourteen consecutive days leave at such close down, the employee may be granted leave then accrued in accordance with 21.15.2 hereof.
Close-down. 4.13.1 Where an SPCA closes down its plant, or a section or sections thereof, for the purposes of allowing annual leave to all or the bulk of the employees in the plant, or section or sections concerned, the following provisions shall apply:
(a) SPCA may by giving not less than four weeks' notice of its intention so to do stand off for the duration of the close-down all employees in the plant or section or sections concerned who are entitled to annual leave.
S3.4.13.1 (b) SPCA may ask the remainder of the employees in the section or sections concerned who have not accrued enough annual leave to cover the break to take unpaid leave. If employees to whom this sub clause applies refuse to take such leave SPCA must find alternative employment for the employees concerned and the employee must be prepared to be redeployed into the alternative employment for the duration of the closedown
Close-down. We may require you to take annual leave as part of a close-down of our operations, or part of our operations, by giving you at least 4 weeks’ notice.
Close-down. 8.8.1 If either Participant shall determine that, in its best judgment, Close-down shall occur within 11 years thereafter, it shall notify the other Participant and the Operator. Within 30 days after receipt of notice of such determination, the other Participant shall notify the first Participant whether or not it agrees with such determination. If there is a disagreement as to such determination, the Participants shall seek to achieve a mutually agreed expected date of Close-down (an "Anticipated Close- down Date"). In the absence of such an agreement, the dispute shall be referred to the firm of independent mining consultants which has most recently reviewed and confirmed the reserves in the Contract Area for Form 10-K reporting purposes, whose determination as to the Anticipated Close-down Date shall be binding on both Participants.
8.8.2 Within 90 days after a final determination of the Anticipated Close-down Date, the Operator shall deliver to the Participants its best estimate of the anticipated Close-down Costs. In December of the Year in which such determination of the Anticipated Close-down Date shall have been finally determined, and in December of each of the nine subsequent Years, each Participant shall secure the payment of 10% of the Close-down Costs payable by such Participant (in accordance with the Financial and Accounting Procedures), by such methods as shall be determined by agreement of the Participants or, in the absence of agreement, by (i) the purchase of bonds with an investment rating of A (or the then equivalent rating) or better and (ii) the delivery of such bonds to the Trustee under the Trust Agreement or such other trustee as shall be agreed by the Participants. The proceeds of such bonds or other form of security shall be made available, as required, to pay such Close-down Costs.
8.8.3 In the case of a Sole Risk Venture, the Participant undertaking the Sole Risk Venture shall provide for the anticipated Close-down Costs as provided in Clauses 8.8.1 and 8.8.2, unless an alternate method of funding Close-down Costs has been approved by the non-Participating Participant(s).
Close-down. In the event of having to close down operations temporarily due to circumstances outside of the Company’s control, consultation will take place in an endeavour to reach mutual agreement on re-arranging work hours and patterns. If the Company is required to stand down employees, employees’ accrued annual and long service leave entitlements will be accessed as first priority.
Close-down. The Company may require an employee to take annual leave by giving at least four weeks’ notice in the following circumstances:
(1) as part of a close-down of its operations or a part of its operations; or
(2) as a result of a client of the Company suspending or reducing the services required to be performed by the Company for a period of time.
