Examples of serious Clause Samples
The "Examples of serious" clause defines what constitutes a serious breach or violation within the context of an agreement or policy. It typically lists specific actions or omissions that are considered severe, such as repeated non-compliance, intentional misconduct, or actions causing significant harm. By providing concrete examples, this clause helps clarify the threshold for serious infractions, ensuring all parties understand which behaviors may trigger stricter consequences or remedies, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential disputes.
Examples of serious health conditions applicable to the employee or the employee's immediate family member include, but are not limited to: heart conditions requiring heart bypass or valve operations; most types of cancer; back conditions requiring extensive therapy or surgical procedures; severe respiratory conditions; appendicitis; emphysema; spinal injuries; pneumonia; severe arthritis; severe nervous disorders; injuries caused by serious accidents; ongoing pregnancy, miscarriages, complications or illnesses related to pregnancy, such as severe morning sickness, the need for prenatal care, childbirth, and recovery from childbirth. Additional examples are an employee or immediate family member whose daily living activities are impaired by such conditions as Alzheimer's disease, stroke, or clinical depression, who is recovering from major surgery, or who is in the final stages of a terminal illness. It also includes chronic medical conditions such as asthma, epilepsy which may cause episodic periods of incapacity.