Common use of Disasters Clause in Contracts

Disasters. In cases of circumstances beyond the control of management, such as acts of God, riot, flood, civil disorder and other similar acts which require a declaration of emergency by the Mayor, the Union agrees that management reserves the right during any such emergency to assign employees to work duties without regard to provisions of this Agreement.

Disasters. In cases of circumstances beyond the control of managementthe Employer, such as acts of God, riot, flood, civil disorder and other similar acts which require a declaration of emergency by the Mayor, the Union agrees that management the Employer reserves the right during any such emergency to assign employees to work duties without regard to provisions of this Agreement.

Disasters. In cases of circumstances beyond the control of managementthe Employer, such as acts of God, riot, flood, civil disorder disorder, and other similar acts which require a declaration of emergency by the Mayor, the Union agrees that management the Employer reserves the right during any such emergency to assign employees to work duties without regard to provisions of this Agreement.