Common use of Guaranteed Days Clause in Contracts

Guaranteed Days. There are no guarantees of employment beyond one (1) day for Technicians employed or engaged on a daily basis, or one (1) week for Technicians employed or engaged on a weekly basis. The Producer shall pay the Technician for the number of days set out in the Technician's Deal Memorandum unless: (a) The Producer has terminated the Technician’s Deal Memorandum without cause by giving the Technician written notice, or pay in lieu of notice, or a combination thereof under Article 16.02; (b) The Producer has terminated the Deal Memorandum for just and sufficient cause under Article 16.04(a); (c) Either the Producer or the Technician has terminated the Deal Memorandum because of an Act of God or Force Majeure under Article 16.03; and/or (d) The Producer and the Technician have both agreed to terminate the Deal Memorandum.

Guaranteed Days. There are no guarantees of employment beyond one (1) day for Technicians employed or engaged on a daily basis, or one one (1) week for Technicians employed or engaged on a weekly basis. The Producer shall pay the Technician for the number of days set out in the Technician's Deal Memorandum unless: (a) The Producer has terminated the Technician’s Deal Memorandum without cause by giving the Technician written notice, or pay in lieu of notice, or a combination thereof under Article 16.02; (b) The Producer has terminated the Deal Memorandum for just and sufficient cause under Article 16.04(a); (c) Either the Producer or the Technician has terminated the Deal Memorandum because of an Act of God or Force Majeure under Article 16.03; and/or (d) The Producer and the Technician have both agreed to terminate the Deal Memorandum.