Plant Shut-Down Sample Clauses

Plant Shut-Down. If at any time after the Execution Date, (i) a Governmental Authority requires that construction of the Plant or Plant Site be delayed or halted, or that operations on the Plant Site or within the Mailiao Industrial Park be shut-down for inspection or otherwise, or the Plant is shut-down (other than for planned maintenance and turnarounds or Force Majeure), in each case for a period of three months or more, and (ii) in the reasonable good faith opinion of a Shareholder, such delay, halt or shut-down causes material financial or material operational hardship to such Shareholder (provided, however, that the failure to receive distributions from Project Company, or of Project Company to pay operating expenses or purchase feedstock, shall not be considered a material financial or material operational hardship), then in addition to all other remedies available to Project Company or a Shareholder at equity and under law, the Shareholder suffering such material financial or operational hardship may, in its discretion, initiate the Dissolution Procedures and liquidation provisions set forth in Article XII by delivering written notice to the other Shareholder (a “Dissolution Notice”), which liquidation procedures will be initiated immediately. Nothing in this Section 9.4 shall be construed to limit the remedies available to Project Company and a Shareholder at equity and under law for the failure of the Plant to operate (other than for planned maintenance and turnarounds or Force Majeure).
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Plant Shut-Down. The Employer retains the right to schedule any vacation periods and/or to close the plant or any part thereof for all or part of any vacation period. However, if the Employer elects to shut down for vacation purposes, it shall post a notice to that effect on or before April 1st of each vacation year and Associate vacations will be taken during such vacation shutdown periods. The vacation shutdown period(s) shall be one (1) week at Christmastime, and, if a second shutdown period is scheduled, it will be an additional one (1) week sometime during the period from June 1st to August 31st. Associates eligible for four (4) weeks' vacation in a given vacation year may elect to take two (2) weeks' vacation in a row by including the week immediately preceding or the week immediately following any vacation shutdown period during the period from June 1st to August 31st provided: 1. That eligible Associates so desiring give the Employer written notice to that effect by April 1st of each vacation year. The Employer, in turn, will advise each Associate so requesting of his acceptance or rejection by the following May 1st. 2. That the Employer may restrict the total number of such elections in any given vacation year to one-fifth (1/5th) of the total number of eligible Associates as of May 1st. 3. That such elections will be by seniority on a rotating basis each vacation year with the Employer reserving the right to restrict such elections by department, job classification, or other groups whose vacations usually affect one another by postponing such two (2) weeks vacation in a row until a later vacation year on a rotating basis. 4. That the Employer reserves the right to allocate the number of eligible Associates off the week immediately preceding and/or the week immediately following any vacation shutdown period so as to arrange such vacation schedules most suitable to the department and/or job classification involved, and in such a way that will cause the least interruption to production. 5. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in Section E 2 and E 4 above, it is not the intention of the Employer to utilize the provisions of Section E 2 and E 4 above to reduce the number of eligible Associates granted such two (2) weeks vacation in a row below one-fifth (1/5th) of the total number of eligible Associates as of May 1st of any given vacation year. 6. In the event of a vacation shutdown, any available work including inventory and plant clean-up will be offer...
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