Exceptions to 4 Sample Clauses
The 'Exceptions to 4' clause defines specific circumstances under which the requirements or obligations set out in Clause 4 do not apply. In practice, this clause lists particular scenarios, parties, or conditions that are exempt from the general rules established in Clause 4, such as regulatory requirements, force majeure events, or pre-existing agreements. Its core function is to provide flexibility and clarity by outlining when the standard provisions of Clause 4 can be set aside, thereby preventing unintended consequences or unfair application of the main clause.
Exceptions to 4. 16.1 or to the order specified in 4.16.2 may occur when Employees possess expertise, skills and/or abilities required for the successful delivery of an academic program or service. Such exceptional cases with rationale shall be communicated in writing by the Board to the Association prior to the notification of any affected Employees.
Exceptions to 4. 4
5. Student services and mandatories
5.1 Student services There are multiple service programmes at the universities to ensure support of visa and housing, administration, local language courses and access to on-site and online learning facilities. In addition, an orientation event will be organized to support the students. Relevant information is provided on the EMLex websites of the single universities. The tutoring programme guarantees the mentoring of the student. Disabled students will get an extra tutor for the whole time of studying.
Exceptions to 4. 6.5.1 will be where the role is being filled on a fixed term contract connected to parental leave, the role is subject to external funding or where an extension to the role for twelve (12) months or less is required after which time the role will no longer be required.