Four Weeks per Year Clause Samples

The 'Four Weeks per Year' clause establishes a specific entitlement or requirement related to a four-week period within each calendar year. Typically, this clause is used to define the amount of annual leave, vacation, or service availability expected from a party, such as an employee being entitled to four weeks of paid vacation per year or a contractor being available for work for at least four weeks annually. Its core practical function is to set clear expectations regarding time commitments or benefits, thereby preventing misunderstandings and ensuring both parties are aware of their rights and obligations regarding annual time allocation.
Four Weeks per Year. Beginning with the eleventh year on - 1 and 2/3 days per month (4 weeks annually).
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