Emergency Employment Clause Samples
The Emergency Employment clause establishes the conditions under which an employer may hire additional personnel or reassign existing staff in response to urgent or unforeseen circumstances. Typically, this clause outlines the types of emergencies covered, such as natural disasters, public health crises, or sudden operational needs, and may specify the duration, roles, and compensation for such emergency employment. Its core practical function is to provide the employer with flexibility to maintain essential operations during emergencies, ensuring business continuity and rapid response to critical situations.
Emergency Employment. In the event an employee fails to report for work, becomes sick during the course of the day, or for some other reason disrupts the Contractor's work routine by not working, the Contractor shall immediately contact the Union Office to obtain a qualified replacement. While the Contractor is waiting for the replacement to arrive, the Contractor shall have the right to place a qualified worker on the equipment in order to keep the other tradespeople working.
Emergency Employment. In the event an employee fails to report for work, becomes sick during the course of the day, or for some other reason disrupts the Contractor’s work routine by not working, the Contractor shall immediately contact the Union Office to obtain a qualified replacement. While the Contractor is waiting for the replacement to arrive, it shall have the right to place a qualified person on the equipment in order to keep the other tradespeople working .
Emergency Employment