Common use of Reduce Work Clause in Contracts

Reduce Work. The Authorized User has the right to reduce the length of the work assignment and the Contractor shall be provided a minimum of five business days’ notice, except when reduction is due to a force majeure event, as defined in Clause 44 of Appendix B, or if the Security Guard and/or Fire Safety/EAP Director presents a risk to the safety and well-being of his/herself or others. Contractors shall not assess any fees or penalties for reductions in work assignments.

Reduce Work. The Authorized User has the right to reduce the length of the work assignment and the Contractor shall be provided a as much notice as is reasonably possible. A minimum of five business days24 hours’ noticenotice will be given, except when reduction is due to a force majeure event, as defined in Clause 44 of Appendix B, or if the Security Guard and/or Fire Safety/EAP Director Temp presents a risk to the safety and well-being of his/herself or others. Contractors shall not assess any fees or penalties for reductions in work assignments.

Reduce Work. The Authorized User has the right to reduce the length of the work assignment and the Contractor shall be provided a minimum of five business days’ ' notice, except when reduction is due to a force majeure event, as defined in Clause 44 of Appendix B, or if the Security Guard and/or Fire Safety/EAP Director presents a risk to the safety and well-being of his/herself or others. Contractors shall not assess any fees or penalties for reductions in work assignments.

Reduce Work. ‌ The Authorized User has the right to reduce the length of the work assignment and the Contractor shall be provided a minimum of five business days’ notice, except when reduction is due to a force majeure event, as defined in Clause 44 of Appendix B, or if the Security Guard and/or Fire Safety/EAP Director presents a risk to the safety and well-being of his/herself or others. Contractors shall not assess any fees or penalties for reductions in work assignments.