Continuing Reviews Clause Samples
The Continuing Reviews clause establishes a requirement for ongoing assessments or evaluations throughout the duration of an agreement or project. Typically, this means that the parties must periodically review progress, compliance, or performance, often at set intervals or upon reaching certain milestones. For example, a research contract might require quarterly reviews to ensure objectives are being met and to address any issues that arise. The core function of this clause is to provide a structured mechanism for monitoring and maintaining standards, thereby enabling early identification and resolution of problems and ensuring that the agreement remains on track.
Continuing Reviews i. Lecturer IVs who have successfully completed two major reviews will undergo a continuing review in accordance with Article XIX.E., prior to the conclusion of their appointment and occurring every seven (7) years thereafter. Such reviews shall be completed and decisions announced prior to April 1 for renewal the following September.
ii. There are two (2) possible outcomes from the continuing review:
a. Successful completion of the first continuing review shall result in an ongoing appointment subject to continuing reviews every seven (7) years.
b. If the Employee’s continuing review is unsuccessful, the Employee will be given a one-year terminal appointment, or at the academic unit’s discretion a two-year terminal appointment, during which time the Employee will undergo remediation in accordance with Article XIX.E.