Twenty-Five Years Clause Samples
The "Twenty-Five Years" clause establishes a specific duration—twenty-five years—for the validity or enforcement of a particular agreement, right, or obligation. In practice, this means that the terms governed by the clause will remain in effect for a full twenty-five-year period from a defined starting point, such as the date of execution or commencement of the contract. This clause is commonly used to set clear temporal boundaries, ensuring that both parties understand the long-term nature of their commitments and preventing indefinite obligations.
Twenty-Five Years. A Unit Member who has been employed with the District in a bargaining unit position for twenty-five (25) consecutive years shall be granted a longevity increment of twenty-five (25) percent.