Common use of No Loss Clause in Contracts

No Loss. If a represented employee must miss a class because s/he is required to attend an arbitration due to subpoena or arbitrator order, there will be no loss of compensation from the College as a result of that attendance; however, the represented employee must schedule a make-up class, arrange for a substitute to teach the class, or provide alternative assignment.

No Loss. If a represented employee must miss a class because s/he is they are required to attend an arbitration due to subpoena or arbitrator order, there will be no loss of compensation from the College as a result of that attendance; however, the represented employee must schedule a make-up class, arrange for a substitute to teach the class, or provide alternative assignment.

No Loss. If a represented employee must miss a class because s/he is required to attend an arbitration due to subpoena or arbitrator orderarbitration, there will be no loss of compensation from the College as a result of that attendance; , however, the represented employee must schedule a make-up class, class or arrange for a substitute to teach the class, or provide alternative assignment.