Gardening Leave Sample Clauses

Gardening Leave. The Company reserves the right to require the Executive not to attend at work and/or not to undertake all or any of their duties of employment during any period of notice of termination, whether given by the Executive or the Company, provided always that the Company shall continue to pay the Executive’s salary and provide employee benefits (apart from the Company car) in such circumstances.
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Gardening Leave. The Employer may require you to take ‘gardening leave’ for all or part of the period of notice. This period of gardening leave includes, but is not limited to, any notice period or part notice period. You may be required to cease some or all of your duties, or carry out other duties, or no duties at all instead of your current duties. You may be required not to enter or attend the Employer’s premises. During any period of gardening leave you shall continue to receive your basic salary and all benefits in accordance with this agreement, unless you are in breach of this agreement in which case payments will cease. Any outstanding holiday entitlement, or entitlement which continues to accrue, shall be deemed to be taken by you during the gardening leave. During a period of gardening leave you will remain bound by your contract. This means you will not be able to work for any other employer without written permission from the Employer.
Gardening Leave. 6.1 Without limiting the directions the Company may lawfully give the Executive, the Company may at any time (including during the Notice Period) direct the Executive without loss of Remuneration to:
Gardening Leave. The Employer may, at its absolute discretion, during your notice period or any part thereof amend your duties and/or suspend you from the performance of your duties and/or exclude you from any premises of the Employer and/or require you to work from home, such arrangement and the terms of such arrangement being notified to you in writing. This shall be known as gardening leave. Whilst on gardening leave you will remain employed and will receive your contractual pay and benefits. Your employment contract shall subsist and the Employer may call you back to work at any time. You must ensure you are contactable during your contractual working hours.
Gardening Leave a. If either party serves notice on the other, to terminate the Executive’s employment under clause 21, the Council may require the Executive to go on gardening leave during all or any part of the period of notice.
Gardening Leave. During the notice period provided for by clause 13.1, or while the Company is investigating any matter which the Company believes could lead to the Company
Gardening Leave. The Employer may direct the Executive to take paid Gardening Leave including without limitation during any notice period or investigation. The Executive will continue to be ready willing and able to perform services for the Employer.
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