OFFSHORE ISLANDS Sample Clauses
The OFFSHORE ISLANDS clause defines how the contract applies to territories that are geographically separate from the mainland, such as islands under the jurisdiction of the relevant country. This clause typically clarifies whether goods, services, or obligations extend to these offshore locations, and may specify any additional costs, logistical considerations, or legal requirements unique to such areas. Its core function is to prevent ambiguity regarding the inclusion or exclusion of offshore islands, ensuring both parties understand the scope of the contract and reducing the risk of disputes over territorial coverage.
OFFSHORE ISLANDS. On offshore islands, the Employer shall furnish full subsistence. The employees shall receive applicable subsistence expense to the point of embarkation for each round trip to the island. Employees shall receive a minimum of eight (8) hours' wages each day they are required to remain on the island. An additional twenty-five cents (.25) per hour expense allowance will be paid for all hours worked on offshore islands.