OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE WORK Sample Clauses

OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE WORK. 11.1 There shall be no obligation on the Company to provide work for the Executive and if during the continuance of the Appointment the Company or any member of the Group does not provide the Executive with any work for a certain period then during such period, the Executive: (a) shall not be entitled to access to any premises or offices of the Company or any member of the Group; and (b) shall continue to receive his full remuneration and other benefits for or in respect of such period payable hereunder.
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OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE WORK. 16.1 The Company is under no obligation to provide the Director with work and may: 16.1.1 suspend the Director, if the Board considers this appropriate and upon giving full reasons for any such decision and the intended duration of any such suspension, for up to three months; or 16.1.2 if notice to terminate this Agreement has been given, vary the Director’s duties or require the Director to cease performing all duties for up to six months in total (“Garden Leave”) in which case the Company may exclude the Director from the premises of the Group but will continue to pay the Salary in accordance with Paragraph 5.1 and provide the benefits under this Agreement until this Agreement terminates. 16.2 During any period of Garden Leave the Director shall: 16.2.1 remain an employee of the Company; 16.2.2 not have any communication or contact with any customer, supplier, or employee, officer, director agent or consultant of the Company or any Group Company; and 16.2.3 keep the Company reasonably informed of his whereabouts so that he can be called upon to perform any appropriate duties as required by the Company.
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OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE WORK. 18.1 BT is under no obligation to provide the Director with work and may: (a) suspend the Director, if the Board considers this appropriate, for up to 3 months; or (b) if notice to terminate this Agreement has been given or received or the Director seeks to or indicates an intention to resign (or terminate) his employment without notice (or full notice), vary the Director’s duties or require the Director to cease performing all duties during all or part of the notice period (or during the period that should have been the notice period), in which case BT may continue to pay the Salary in accordance with Paragraph 6.1 and provide the Benefits under this Agreement until this Agreement terminates and the Director will, in addition to his duties of fidelity, confidence and good faith, continue to comply with his obligations under this Agreement, including under Paragraph 5. 18.2 Where Paragraph 18.1 applies, BT may require the Director: (a) not to attend any BT Group or Associated Company premises (b) to refrain from business contact with any customers, prospective customers, workers, officers, directors, employees or any other business contacts of the BT Group or any Associated Company (c) to take any holiday which has accrued under Paragraph 9 during any period of suspension under this Paragraph 18.2; For the avoidance of any doubt, where Paragraph 18.1 applies, the Director will: (a) not compete with BT, any Group Company or any Associated Company; and/or (b) not do any act or thing or make or cause to be made any statement reasonably likely to damage the business or reputation of BT, any Group Company or any Associated Company. 18.3 Where Paragraph 18.1(b) applies, the Director will at BT’s request promptly resign in writing as a director of BT (and as a member of any committee of the Board), any other Group Company and of any company of which BT is a shareholder but this Agreement will not terminate on the Director resigning under this sub-paragraph. The Company Secretary of BT is irrevocably authorised as the Director’s attorney to sign a letter of resignation on behalf of the Director if he fails to do so.
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OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE WORK. 18.1 BT is under no obligation to provide the Director with work and may: (a) suspend the Director, if the Board considers this appropriate, for up to three months; or (b) if notice to terminate this Agreement has been given, vary the Director’s duties or require the Director to cease performing all duties during all or part of the notice period, in which case BT may continue to pay the Salary in accordance with Paragraph 6.1 and provide the Benefits under this Agreement until this Agreement terminates. 18.2 Where Paragraph 18.1 applies, BT may require the Director: (a) not to attend any BT Group premises; (b) to refrain from business contact with any customers, clients or employees of the BT Group; (c) to take any holiday which has accrued under Paragraph 9 during any period of suspension under this Paragraph 18.2; (d) not to compete with BT or any Group Company; and/or (e) not to do any act or thing or make or cause to be made any statement reasonably likely to damage the business or reputation of BT or any Group Company. 18.3 Where Paragraph 18.1(b) applies, the Director will at BT’s request promptly resign in writing as a director of BT (and as a member of any committee of the Board) and of any company of which BT is a shareholder (if necessary, in accordance with Paragraph 19.7) but this Agreement will not terminate on the Director resigning under this sub-paragraph.
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OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE WORK. 4.1 The Company may at any time, including where either party gives notice to terminate this employment or otherwise purports to terminate it, or for the purposes of investigating any disciplinary matter, require the Executive not to attend for work and/or not to undertake all or any duties for such period as the Company may specify (the "Leave Period"). 4.2 During the Leave Period: 6 4.2.1 the Company shall not be obliged to provide the Executive with any work to do, nor to vest in or assign to the Executive any powers or duties. The Company may however, at its absolute discretion, require the Executive to perform such duties and provide such assistance to the Company as it may specify; 4.2.2 the Company may exclude the Executive from all or any part(s) of its place(s) of business from time to time and/or require the Executive to remain at home; 4.2.3 the Executive shall remain an employee of the Company bound by the terms and conditions of this Agreement (other than his obligation to perform work for the Company unless specifically required by the Company to do so). In particular (but without limitation) the Executive shall, during the Leave Period, remain bound by his obligations of loyalty and good faith, of exclusivity of service and of confidentiality; and 4.2.4 the Company shall continue to pay the Executive's salary and provide any other benefit to which the Executive is contractually entitled (provided that it may, in its absolute discretion, replace any such benefit with a cash equivalent sum). 4.3 The Leave Period shall not, in any event, exceed 6 months. 4.4 It is hereby agreed that the exercise by the Company of any of its rights under this clause shall not constitute a breach of this Agreement and nor shall the Executive have any claim against the Company in respect of any such action.
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