Providing shelters Clause Samples

The 'Providing shelters' clause establishes the obligation for one party, typically a service provider or contractor, to supply temporary or permanent shelter accommodations as part of their contractual duties. This may involve setting up tents, modular housing, or other forms of shelter for individuals affected by emergencies, construction projects, or events. The core function of this clause is to ensure that adequate and timely shelter is made available to those in need, thereby addressing immediate housing needs and mitigating risks associated with exposure or displacement.
Providing shelters. The union shall not be precluded from raising the question of the necessity of providing adequate stationary or mobile dock shelters within 60 days at dock locations not presently in operation.
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