Mandatory Donations Clause Samples
The Mandatory Donations clause requires parties to make specified financial contributions or donations as a condition of the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the amount, timing, and recipient of the donation, such as a set sum to a designated charity or organization, and may include reporting or verification requirements. Its core practical function is to ensure that agreed-upon philanthropic or social responsibility commitments are fulfilled as part of the contractual relationship, thereby formalizing and enforcing charitable contributions that might otherwise be voluntary.
Mandatory Donations. An employee who has received contributions from the Catastrophic Leave Bank must, upon return to duty, commence repaying donations with a minimum of one (1) accumulated sick leave day or accrued vacation day per year until total donations equal the amount of donated leave received from the bank, minus the number of days originally donated by the employee, as long as they are still employed by the District. Employees who are no longer employed by the District will not be required to repay donations. Procedures to Use/Withdraw Sick Leave – Conditions Restrictions
Mandatory Donations. Unit members who receive contributions from the Catastrophic Leave Bank must, upon return to duty, commence donations with a minimum of one (1) accumulated sick leave day or accrued vacation day per year until total donations equal the amount of donated leave received from the bank.
Mandatory Donations. A Faculty Member who has received contributions from the Catastrophic Leave Bank must, upon return to duty, commence repaying donations with a minimum of one
(1) accumulated sick leave day per year until total donations equal the amount of donated leave received from the bank, minus the number of days originally donated by the unit member. If a Faculty Member retires or resigns form the District, the balance of the leave contributions they received will be repaid to the Catastrophic Leave Bank from their accumulated sick leave.