External Duties Clause Samples
The External Duties clause defines the responsibilities or obligations that a party must fulfill outside the immediate scope of the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines tasks such as compliance with relevant laws, obtaining necessary permits, or coordinating with third parties, which are essential for the performance of the contract but occur externally to the main contractual relationship. Its core function is to clarify and allocate responsibility for these outside obligations, ensuring that all necessary external actions are addressed to prevent disputes or delays.
External Duties. Where you have External Duties included in your Job Plan you will provide 6 weeks’ written notice of the dates upon which the External Duties will be carried out. Shorter notice periods may be agreed by local arrangement or by agreement between you and your clinical manager.
External Duties. Where you wish to seek agreement to have External Duties included in your integrated Job Plan, you must notify us and your substantive employer in advance. Scheduling of such duties will be by agreement between all parties. Where carrying out these External Duties might affect the performance of any Direct Clinical Care duties under the terms of this honorary contract, you will give us sufficient notice, where possible, to ensure that, where such External Duties are agreed, you and we can agree a revised schedule of activities at least a month in advance.
External Duties. It is a health and safety requirement that should an Employee work in their own personal time they are to make the Operations Manager aware of such hours worked. External duties may contribute to a fatigue factor, of which, the Company should be aware prior to commencement of rostered hours with Reliance Petroleum. Failure to notify management may result in disciplinary actions, including but not limited to, termination of employment.