Labor Disruptions Clause Samples
The Labor Disruptions clause defines how parties will address situations where work is interrupted due to strikes, lockouts, or other labor-related issues. Typically, this clause outlines the responsibilities of each party during such disruptions, such as notification requirements, adjustments to project timelines, or procedures for resuming work once the disruption ends. Its core function is to allocate risk and provide a clear process for managing delays or complications caused by labor disputes, thereby minimizing uncertainty and potential conflict between the parties.
Labor Disruptions. Notwithstanding anything else to the contrary in this Agreement, in the event any Kings home game(s) at the Arena are not played due to a strike, lockout, or other work stoppage (collectively, a “Labor Disruption”), you will remain obligated to make all payments. The Kings will hold such funds as a credit on your season ticket account and apply such credit towards tickets after the conclusion of the Labor Disruption.
Labor Disruptions. Notwithstanding anything else to the contrary in this Agreement, in the event any Galaxy home game(s) at the Stadium are not played due to a strike, lockout, or other work stoppage (collectively, a “Labor Disruption”), you will remain obligated to make all payments. The Galaxy will hold such funds as a credit on your season ticket account and apply such credit towards tickets after the conclusion of the Labor Disruption.
Labor Disruptions. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to advise the Buyer of any threatened or actual labor disruption that could affect the performance of the Seller under the Purchase Agreement / Order. Furthermore, within ninety (90) days of the expiry of any collective Agreement with its employees, Seller shall provide buyer with a contingency plan for supply in the event of a labor disruption. Seller agrees to maintain “lot traceability” in the same manner as required by the Buyer by its customers and to number all Boxes, Cartons, Bundles, Containers, etc. consecutively, and reference such information on Bills of Lading, Packing Slips, Customs and Settlement Invoices One copy of the Packing Slip, plainly marked "PACKING SLIP" should be included with each shipment. Seller shall provide a Certificate of Origin in a format acceptable under the North American Free Trade Agreement for all items or service provided under the Purchase Agreement / Order. Seller must notify buyer of any anticipated delivery issues BILLS OF LADING OR EXPRESS RECEIPTS - Must be signed by carrier and dated. When invoices accompany shipment, mail original Bills of Lading or Express Receipts to Traffic Department of payment area. INVOICES - Show full details such as Purchase Agreement / Order number, quantity, symbol number, price, material classification, etc.. Cash discounts must not be deducted from invoices. CANADIAN CUSTOMS FORMS: Six copies of Canadian Customs Invoice (Form M.A.) must be used. Include freight charges or allowances. No separate Settlement Invoices are required. If no price has been set on our Purchase Agreement / Order, eg. "Price to be agreed upon before billing", show the prices as "Provisional". U.S. EXPORT CLEARANCE FORMS (where applicable): Two copies of U.S. Customs Form No. 7525V "Shipper Export Declaration" are required. The U.S. commodity classification must be shown. PACKING SLIP - One copy of the Packing Slip, plainly marked "PACKING SLIP" should be included with such shipment.
Labor Disruptions. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to advise the Buyer of any threatened or actual labour disruption that could affect the performance of the Seller under the Purchase Agreement / Order. Furthermore, within ninety (90) days of the expiry of any collective Agreement with its employees, Seller shall provide buyer with a contingency plan for supply in the event of a labour disruption. E-Revision: 09, August 2021 Approved By: ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Refer to electronic file for the latest version. All hardcopy is considered as Uncontrolled Document C.P.M. 13.05 Subject: NARMCO STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS