Service Breaks Sample Clauses
The Service Breaks clause defines the conditions under which temporary interruptions or suspensions of services are permitted during the term of an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines scenarios such as scheduled maintenance, unforeseen technical issues, or force majeure events that may necessitate a pause in service delivery. By clearly specifying when and how service breaks can occur, the clause helps manage expectations between parties and minimizes disputes related to service availability.
Service Breaks. Approved absences without pay shall not be considered breaks in service. This does not mean an employee will accumulate or accrue benefits as though they were working, but that they will maintain existing benefits already accrued. Health and welfare benefits shall continue during such absences and the employee shall pay the full Employer and employee portions for each full calendar month(s) that the employee receives no salary payment.
Service Breaks. Service shall be broken by termination of employment or twelve
Service Breaks. Employees granted unpaid leave of absence totalling less than twenty-one (21) working days per calendar year shall continue to accrue all benefits. Any excess over twenty (20) working days in any calendar year shall be deducted from length of service in calculating benefits and for increment progression purposes unless otherwise mutually agreed upon by the Union and the Employer.
Service Breaks. Register Dynamics shall have no obligation to provide the Product where faults or problems arise from: ● misuse, incorrect use of, or damage to the Product by you; ● input of incompatible or corrupted data or information by you; ● any fault in equipment or software provided by you; Register Dynamics shall not be responsible for breaks in service caused by the physical damage or destruction occurring at a data centre or to The Internet infrastructure not directly under its control, unless caused by the negligence of Register Dynamics.
Service Breaks. The Service can be suspended by the Supplier for a reasonable time in case a service break is required to update the Service to ensure the stability and smooth operation of the Service, or due to security issues. When possible, service breaks are planned outside of peak usage hours and planned to minimize any inconvenience resulting from the suspension. Standard options for service breaks are Tuesdays and 2. and 3. Thursdays of the month between 18.00 and 20.00 (based on the Customer’s region). Applicable service break schedule is agreed with the Customer. In case there is a need to schedule service breaks for other times, the schedules and possible cost are agreed separately. The standard notification period to the Customer of such service breaks is seven (7) days. If planning is not reasonably possible, the Customer will be informed of the suspension without delay after the Supplier has become aware of such matter. As soon as the events upon which the Supplier has suspended the Service are no longer present the Supplier will immediately reinstate delivery of the Service. Service Breaks are not counted towards service unavailability.
Service Breaks. In the Servicing Group break periods may vary according to scheduling.