Common use of Emergency Situation Clause in Contracts

Emergency Situation. an emergency situation is one which poses sudden immediate and unforeseen work requirements for the Employer or Agency as a result of natural phenomena or other circumstances beyond the Employer’s or Agency’s control or ability to anticipate.

Emergency Situation. an emergency A situation is one which poses sudden immediate sudden, immediate, and unforeseen work requirements for the Employer or Agency as a result of natural phenomena or other circumstances beyond the Employer’s or Agency’s reasonable control or ability to anticipate.

Emergency Situation. an An emergency situation is one which poses sudden immediate and unforeseen work requirements for the Employer or Agency as a result of natural phenomena or other circumstances beyond the Employer’s 's or Agency’s 's control or ability to anticipate.

Emergency Situation. an An emergency situation is one which poses sudden immediate and unforeseen work requirements for the Employer or the Agency as a result of natural phenomena or other circumstances beyond the Employer’s 's or the Agency’s 's control or ability to anticipate.

Emergency Situation. an An emergency situation is one which poses sudden immediate and unforeseen work requirements for the Employer or Agency as a result of natural phenomena or other circumstances beyond the Employer’s or Agency’s control or ability to anticipate.

Emergency Situation. an emergency A situation is one which poses sudden immediate sudden, immediate, and unforeseen work requirements for the Employer or Agency as a result of natural phenomena or other circumstances beyond the Employer’s or Agency’s 's reasonable control or ability to anticipate.