Pandemics. The Contractor shall abide by any local, state, and federal health orders in effect or instituted during the term of this Agreement. The Contractor is expected to implement any such changes effective immediately. Failure to abide by such requirements may result in termination of the Agreement.
Pandemics. The Consultant shall abide by any local, state, and federal health orders in effect or instituted during the term of this Agreement. The Consultant is expected to implement any such changes effective immediately. Failure to abide by such requirements may result in termination of the Agreement.
Pandemics. A pandemic is defined as an epidemic of infectious disease that is widespread across human populations. The parties agree that employees are an essential resource in caring for Veterans. The Department will take appropriate precautions to prevent the spread of infectious disease. The Department shall offer immunizations at no cost to the employee. No employee shall be forced to participate in an immunization program if the employee has a medical condition which would be adversely affected by the immunization. A statement from a health care provider (as defined in Article 35 Section 16 E (6) (d)) that an immunization would adversely affect the employee’s medical condition is sufficient evidence of such a medical condition. An employee may also receive an exemption based upon their religious beliefs. An employee’s written statement that he/she has a religious belief that conflicts with the immunization is sufficient to establish evidence of a religious belief. In either exception, any statements or records shall be kept confidential by the Department. Employees shall be issued appropriate individual PPE as recommended by recognized authorities such as OSHA. There shall be sufficient equipment so that employees are neither expected to reuse the equipment unless it is designed for reuse nor shall they share such equipment. If respirators are required for safety and health, each employee will be fit‑tested and trained on the proper care of the respirator. The employee who is ill as a result of a pandemic will be granted sick leave or leave without pay upon request. If the employee is suspected to have contracted a communicable disease, and is sent home from the worksite without valid verification of the illness, there will be no charge to leave. In such instances the employee must be available to return to duty upon request, unless the employee requests to use sick or other leave. Temporary telework arrangements are appropriate for those employees who cannot report to work due to illness, providing the position held is conducive to telework. During pandemic, the usual requirements for telework may be waived in order to benefit both the Department and the employee.
Pandemics. When it comes to COVID 19 or similarly related infectious diseases, quarantines or positive cases, the employer will follow CDC and local government guidelines when making determinations to paid time, benefits, and safety guidelines for active employees. Furthermore, in the event of a new infectious disease, or a substantial change in the COVID-19 pandemic that results in a government state of emergency (local, state, federal) or public health emergency (local, state, federal), the District and Union shall meet within thirty (30) days to bargain over the effects in the workplace.
Pandemics. In the event of a widespread pandemic, the parties acknowledge that the medical personnel coverage provided for herein may need to be adjusted due to heightened screening measures, enhanced safety precautions, and/or staffing shortages resulting from the pandemic. Furthermore, depending on the nature of the pandemic, the parties agree that increased utilization of tele medicine services, where practicable, may be necessary to reduce the risk of spread to the Facility and to maintain sufficient provider and/or nursing staffing levels. The parties agree that any exigent measures taken in response to a pandemic shall be approved and communicated in writing between the parties and memorialized in a written amendment to this agreement. Any such measures taken in response to a pandemic shall be effective until the parties provide notice in writing that such measures are no longer necessary.
Pandemics. 12.1 Both you and we agree to comply with any official guidance from UK Government in relation to any pandemic (including COVID-19), and to notify the other promptly of any impact such pandemic may have on the performance of our respective obligations under the Agreement.
12.2 You agree to comply with, and procure that all Guests and Visitors comply with, any measures which we may communicate to you in to ensure their safety and the safety of our staff. Without limiting that general obligation, we may take, and require you to comply with, reasonable measures such as:
(a) imposing maximum numbers at the event;
(b) limiting food or drink availability, or changing the means by which either are served;
(c) imposing specific requirements regarding personal protective equipment such as the wearing of masks, or specific safety measures such as the use of sanitiser or distancing procedures; or
(d) limiting any planned entertainment for your Event.
12.3 We may acting reasonably revise the Fees to reflect any measures taken (for example if buffet service is replaced by table service) and will notify you as early as is reasonably practicable of any such revisions.
12.4 If we are obliged to close the Venue or Premises due to Government restrictions, or if we decide to close them due to our own safety concerns, we will seek to agree with you an alternative date for the Event. If that cannot be agreed your booking will be cancelled and your Deposit will be returned. We will have no liability to you in connection with any such changes in date or cancellation.
12.5 You must notify us if the number of individuals attending the Event will be reduced due to infection or travel restrictions associated with a pandemic. If you provide us with at least fourteen (14) days’ notice prior to the Event of any reduction we will offer a proportionate reduction in any element of the Fees based on attendance numbers (to a maximum of 30% of that element) or, if you prefer to defer the Event, seek to agree an alternative date with you. If we cannot agree an alternative date with you, or if you do not wish to proceed with the Event subject to a reduction in the Fees, then you will be deemed to have cancelled under clause 11.2 and a cancellation fee will apply.
12.6 If you choose not to proceed with the Event for other reasons connected with a pandemic (such as regional lockdowns not affecting Oxfordshire or not wishing to hold the Event whilst physical distancing measures are in force) you ...
Pandemics. 15.1 The Student and the College agree to comply with any official guidance from the UK Government in relation to any pandemic (including, without limitation, COVID-19), and to notify the other promptly of any impact such pandemic may have on the performance of their respective obligations under this Agreement.
15.2 The Student agrees to comply with any measures which the College may communicate to the Student in order to ensure their safety, and the safety of other participants on the Programme and College staff.
15.3 If the College is obliged to close the Premises due to UK Government restrictions, or if the College opts to close the Premises or to reduce the number of students on the Programme due to safety concerns, the College may offer the Student an alternative Programme at a later date. If an alternative Programme at a later date cannot be agreed the Student’s enrolment will be deemed cancelled and any Programme Fees received by the College will be refunded in full. The College will have no liability to the Student in connection with any such changes in date or cancellation.
15.4 The Student must notify the College if they are unable to attend the Programme due to infection or travel restrictions associated with a pandemic. The College shall seek to agree with the Student an alternative Programme online or at a later date, but if that cannot be agreed then the Student’s enrolment will be deemed cancelled and the Programme Fee will be refunded in full.
15.5 If the Student chooses not to attend the Programme for other reasons connected with a pandemic, including, without limitation, not wishing to attend the Programme whilst physical distancing measures are in force, the Student must provide the College with notice of cancellation, stating the reasons, 14 days or more before the start date of the Programme. The College shall seek to agree with the Student an alternative Programme at a later date, but if that cannot be agreed then the Student will be deemed to have cancelled under the provisions of Clause 5.2. 16
Pandemics. CLAUSE ON THE INDEMNITIES PAID BY THE INSURANCE COMPENSATION CONSORTIUM FOR LOSSES DERIVED FROM EXTRAORDINARY EVENTS IN PERSONAL INSURANCE.
a) That the extraordinary risk covered by the Insurance Compensation Consortium is not covered by the insurance policy contracted with the Insurer.
b) That, even if the risk is covered by the insurance policy, the obligations of the Insurer cannot be fulfilled because the insurance company has been declared bankrupt by a court or subject to a process of audited settlement or absorbed by the Insurance Compensation Consortium. The Insurance Compensation Consortium will proceed as stipulated in the abovementioned Legal Statute of Law 50/1980, of 8th October on Insurance Contracts, in the Regulations on extraordinary risk insurance, approved by Royal Decree 300/2004, of 20th February and in all other applicable regulations.
1. Covered extraordinary events.
a) The following risks of nature: earthquakes and seaquakes, extraordinary flooding, including coastal storms; volcanic eruptions, atypical cyclonic tempests (including extraordinary wind storms with speeds of more than 120 km/h and tornados) and falling astral bodies and meteorites.
b) Those caused violently as a consequence of terrorism, rebellion, sedition, mutiny and social upheaval.
c) Events involving or actions by the Armed Forces or the Law Enforcement Agencies in peacetime. Atmospheric and seismic phenomena, volcanic eruptions and falling astral bodies shall be certified, on request of the Insurance Compensation Consortium, by means of the reports published by the State Meteorology Agency (AEMET), the National Geographic Institute and all other competent public bodies. With regard to political or social events, as well as cases where damage is caused by events involving or actions by the Armed Forces, or the Police or Security Forces at times of peace, the Insurance Compensation Consortium may ask the competent jurisdictional and administrative bodies for information concerning the events in question.
2. Excluded risks.
a) Those that would not be indemnified according to the Law on Insurance Contracts.
b) The risks affecting people insured with insurance contracts not legally requiring an additional payment to the Insurance Compensation Consortium.
c) Those caused by armed conflicts, even if no official declaration of war has been made.
d) Those deriving from nuclear energy, notwithstanding the provisions of Act 12/2011, of 27 May, on general liability for nucle...
Pandemics a) The employer will ensure that protective equipment, devices, vaccinations and supplies be made available for the protection of employees should a pandemic emerge.
b) Necessary precautions be undertaken by the employer to protect employees from potential health and safety risk of infectious pandemic diseases.
c) Pandemic shall be defined as per the World Health Organization (WHO) three conditions:
i) The emergence of a disease new to the population ii) The agent infects humans, causing serious illness
Pandemics. 13.1 Both you and we agree to comply with any official guidance from UK Government in relation to any pandemic (including COVID-19), and to notify the other promptly of any impact such pandemic may have on the performance of our respective obligations under the Agreement.
13.2 You agree to comply with, and procure that all Guests and Visitors comply with, any measures which we may communicate to you to ensure their safety and the safety of our staff. Without limiting that general obligation, we may take, and require you to comply with, reasonable measures such as:
(a) imposing maximum numbers at the Event;
(b) limiting food or drink availability, or changing the means by which either are served;
(c) imposing restrictions on the number of Guests staying overnight at the Venue or on the Premises (if applicable);
(d) designating alternative entrance and exit routes for the Venue or the Premises;
(e) imposing specific requirements regarding personal protective equipment such as the wearing of masks, or specific safety measures such as the use of sanitiser or distancing procedures; or
(f) limiting any planned entertainment for your Event.
13.3 We may acting reasonably revise the Fees to reflect any measures taken (for example if buffet service is replaced by table service) and will notify you as early as is reasonably practicable of any such revisions.
13.4 If we are obliged to close the Venue or Premises due to Government restrictions, or if we decide to close them due to our own safety concerns, we will seek to agree with you an alternative date for the Event. If that cannot be agreed your booking will be cancelled and your Deposit will be returned. We will have no liability to you in connection with any such changes in date or cancellation.
13.5 You must notify us if the number of individuals attending the Event will be reduced due to infection or travel restrictions associated with a pandemic. If you provide us with at least fourteen (14) days’ notice prior to the Event of any reduction we will offer a proportionate reduction in any element of the Fees based on attendance numbers (to a maximum of 30% of that element) or, if you prefer to defer the Event, seek to agree an alternative date with you. If we cannot agree an alternative date with you, or if you do not wish to proceed with the Event subject to a reduction in the Fees, then you will be deemed to have cancelled under clause 11.2 and a cancellation fee will apply.
13.6 If you choose not to proceed wi...
