General Emergency Conditions Sample Clauses
The General Emergency Conditions clause defines the procedures and responsibilities that apply when unforeseen emergencies, such as natural disasters or other crises, impact the parties' ability to fulfill their contractual obligations. Typically, this clause outlines what constitutes an emergency, the required notifications between parties, and any temporary suspensions or modifications to performance obligations during the emergency period. Its core function is to provide a clear framework for managing disruptions, ensuring that both parties understand their rights and duties in the event of an emergency, and reducing uncertainty or disputes arising from such situations.
General Emergency Conditions a. If the principal is absent, one member of the certified staff shall be in the building with no assigned duties in order to handle emergencies.
b. Language labs and libraries shall not be used as "general" classrooms except in emergencies sand only when qualified personnel are available to insure safety of equipment and books.
c. All non teaching duties and emergency assignments within a school are to be shared among the teachers on an equitable basis.
General Emergency Conditions a. If the principal is absent, one (1) member of the certified staff shall be in the building with no assigned duties in order to handle emergencies. An absence is defined as an entire day. If no substitute is available and the teacher is forced to continue to teach in their classroom, the customary and agreed upon stipend of $100.00 will be paid. The principal in charge will fulfill all duties of the principal.
b. Language labs and libraries shall not be used as "general" classrooms except in emergencies and only when qualified personnel are available to insure safety of equipment and books.
c. All non teaching duties and emergency assignments within a school are to be shared among the teachers on an equitable basis.