Common use of Elections Clause in Contracts

Elections. Any employee eligible to vote in a federal, provincial or municipal election or a referendum shall have the minimum consecutive clear hours in which to cast her ballots as specified in the relevant legislation.

Elections. ‌ Any employee eligible to vote in a federal, federal or provincial or municipal election or a referendum shall have the minimum number of consecutive clear hours, prescribed by the applicable statute, during the hours in which the polls are open in which to cast her ballots as specified in the relevant legislationtheir ballot.

Elections. ‌ Any employee eligible to vote in a federal, provincial provincial, aboriginal community government or municipal election or a referendum shall have the minimum required consecutive clear hours, in accordance with the relevant legislation i.e., federal, provincial, aboriginal community government or municipal, during the hours in which the polls are open in which to cast her ballots as specified in the relevant legislationtheir ballot.

Elections. Any employee eligible to vote in a federal, provincial provincial, or municipal election or a referendum shall have the minimum consecutive required consecutive, clear hours during the hours in which the polls are open in which to cast his/her ballots as specified in the relevant legislationballot.

Elections. Any employee eligible to vote in a federal, federal or provincial or municipal election or a referendum shall have the minimum number of consecutive clear hours, prescribed by the applicable statute, during the hours in which the polls are open in which to cast her ballots as specified in the relevant legislationtheir ballot.

Elections. ‌ Any employee eligible to vote in a federal, provincial provincial, or municipal election or a referendum shall will have the minimum required consecutive clear hours, in accordance with the relevant legislation (i.e. federal, provincial, or municipal), during the hours in which the polls are open in which to cast her ballots as specified in the relevant legislationtheir ballot.

Elections. ‌ Any employee eligible to vote in a federal, provincial provincial, Indigenous or municipal or regional district election or a referendum shall have the minimum consecutive clear hours in which to cast her their ballots as specified in the relevant legislation.

Elections. Any employee eligible to vote in a federal, provincial provincial, Indigenous or municipal or regional district election or a referendum shall have the minimum consecutive clear hours in which to cast her their ballots as specified in the relevant legislation.

Elections. Any employee ‌ Employees eligible to vote in a federalFederal, provincial Provincial or municipal election Municipal Election or a referendum shall have the minimum consecutive clear hours in which to cast her their ballots as specified in the relevant legislation.

Elections. ‌ Any employee eligible to vote in a federal, provincial provincial, or municipal election or a referendum shall have the minimum consecutive required consecutive, clear hours during the hours in which the polls are open in which to cast his/her ballots as specified in the relevant legislationballot.

Elections. ‌ Any employee eligible to vote in a federalFederal, provincial Provincial or municipal Municipal election or a referendum shall have the minimum required consecutive clear hours, in accordance with the relevant legislation i.e., Federal, Provincial or Municipal, during the hours in which the polls are open in which to cast his/her ballots as specified in the relevant legislationballot.

Elections. Any employee eligible to vote in a federalFederal, provincial Provincial or municipal election Municipal Election or a referendum shall have the minimum consecutive clear hours in which to cast his/her ballots as specified in the relevant legislation.

Elections. Any employee Employees eligible to vote in a federalFederal, provincial Provincial or municipal election Municipal Election or a referendum shall have the minimum consecutive clear hours in which to cast her their ballots as specified in the relevant legislation.

Elections. Any employee eligible to vote in a federalFederal, provincial Provincial, or municipal Municipal election or a referendum shall have the minimum required consecutive clear hours, in accordance with the relevant legislation (i.e. federal, provincial, or municipal), during the hours in which the polls are open in which to cast his/her ballots as specified in the relevant legislationballot.

Elections. Any employee eligible to vote in a federal, provincial Federal or municipal Provincial election or a referendum shall have the minimum number of consecutive clear hours, prescribed by the applicable statute, during the hours in which the polls are open in which to cast her ballots as specified in the relevant legislationtheir ballot.