Common use of Military Duty Clause in Contracts

Military Duty. Nurses who are members of the military reserve or 23 National Guard who are ordered to either active duty or annual 24 training (but not weekend drills) will provide their clinical manager x 25 copy of their written orders within seven (7) days after they have 26 been received by the nurse if the nurse intends to use ETO time for 27 military leave.

Military Duty. Nurses who are members of the military reserve or 23 26 National Guard who are ordered to either active duty or annual 24 27 training (but not weekend drills) will provide their clinical manager x 25 a 28 copy of their written orders within seven (7) days after they have 26 29 been received by the nurse if the nurse intends to use ETO time for 27 30 military leave.

Military Duty. Nurses who are members of the military reserve or 23 National Guard who are ordered to either active duty or annual 24 training (but not weekend drills) will provide their clinical manager x a 25 copy of their written orders within seven (7) days after they have 26 been received by the nurse if the nurse intends to use ETO time for 27 military leave.

Military Duty. Nurses who are members of the military reserve or 23 National Guard 28 who are ordered to either active duty or annual 24 training (but not weekend drills) will 29 provide their clinical manager x 25 a copy of their written orders within seven (7) days 30 after they have 26 been received by the nurse if the nurse intends to use ETO time for 27 31 military leave.. 32

Military Duty. Nurses who are members of the military reserve or 23 22 National Guard who are ordered to either active duty or annual 24 23 training (but not weekend drills) will provide their clinical manager x 25 a 24 copy of their written orders within seven (7) days after they have 26 25 been received by the nurse if the nurse intends to use ETO time for 27 26 military leave.

Military Duty. Nurses who are members of the military reserve or 23 National Guard who are ordered to either active duty or annual 24 training (but not weekend drills) will provide their clinical manager x 25 a copy of their written orders within seven (7) days after they have 26 been received by the nurse if the nurse intends to use ETO time for 27 military leave.

Military Duty. Nurses who are members of the military reserve or 23 National 14 Guard who are ordered to either active duty or annual 24 training (but not 15 weekend drills) will provide their clinical manager x 25 a copy of their written orders 16 within seven (7) days after they have 26 been received by the nurse if the nurse 17 intends to use ETO time for 27 military leave.

Military Duty. Nurses who are members of the military reserve or 23 5 National Guard who are ordered to either active duty or annual 24 training (but not weekend drills) will provide their clinical manager x 25 7 copy of their written orders within seven (7) days after they have 26 8 been received by the nurse if the nurse intends to use ETO time for 27 9 military leave.

Military Duty. Nurses who are members of the military reserve or 23 14 National Guard who are ordered to either active duty or annual 24 15 training (but not weekend drills) will provide their clinical manager x 25 a 16 copy of their written orders within seven (7) days after they have 26 been 17 received by the nurse if the nurse intends to use ETO time for 27 military 18 leave.