Common use of INTERRUPTION OF OPERATIONS Clause in Contracts

INTERRUPTION OF OPERATIONS. In the event operations cannot commence or continue when so recommended by civil authorities; or public utilities fail to supply electricity, water, or gas; or the interruption of work is caused by an Act of God, the foregoing guarantees shall be satisfied by Rite Aid when it makes a reasonable effort to offer hours in a store that is within the geographic limits listed in Section 5 Layoffs/Recalls/Hours Reductions. After the currently scheduled week, Section 5 Layoffs/Recalls/Hours Reductions will be followed. In lieu of working the offered hours, the employee may use available sick hours (unless prohibited by any local or state sick leave statutes) or available

INTERRUPTION OF OPERATIONS. In the event operations cannot commence or continue when so recommended by civil authorities; or public utilities fail to supply electricity, water, or gas; or the interruption of work is caused by an Act of God, the foregoing guarantees shall be satisfied by Rite Aid when it makes a reasonable effort to offer hours in a store that is within the geographic limits listed in Section 5 Layoffs/Recalls/Hours Reductions. After the currently scheduled week, Section 5 Layoffs/Recalls/Hours Reductions will be followed. In lieu of working the offered hours, the employee may use available sick hours (unless prohibited by any local or state sick leave statutes) or availableavailable vacation hours to cover the scheduled hours missed due to the emergency event. If no sick or vacation hours are available and the employee turned down the offered hours, any missed shifts will be unpaid.

INTERRUPTION OF OPERATIONS. In the event operations cannot commence or continue when so recommended by civil authorities; or public utilities fail to supply electricity, water, water or gas; , or the interruption of work is caused by an Act of God, the foregoing guarantees shall be satisfied by Rite Aid when it makes a reasonable effort to offer hours in a store that is within the geographic limits listed in Section 5 Layoffs/Recalls/Hours Reductions. After the currently scheduled week, Section 5 Layoffs/Recalls/Hours Reductions will be followed. In lieu of working the offered hours, the employee may use available sick hours (unless prohibited by any local or state sick leave statutes) or availableavailable vacation hours to cover the scheduled hours missed due to the emergency event. If no sick or vacation hours are available and the employee turned down the offered hours, any missed shifts will be unpaid.