But the new deal was too rich to pass up; he gets $ 15.65 million over the next four years before his new termination clause kicks in at the end of the 1998-99 season.
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As an example, Boras said, a player who receives a four-year, $ 20 million contract could get $ 5 million for the first year, the customary $ 2 million signing bonus and the termination clause.
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Laro managers live in a world where victory goes to the lowest bidder and where the standard cleaning contract has a 30-day termination clause, meaning at any time your company can get knifed in the back and dumped onto the street.
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The incentive for the new team is to give the player a $ 1 million bonus if he waives the termination clause before the season, $ 500, 000 halfway through the season and $ 250, 000 at the end of the season.
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Under a " qualified termination clause " in his employment contract, Capellas will receive three times his salary ( $ 1.6 million ) and bonus ( $ 3.2 million ), or $ 14.4 million in all.
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Tennille did, however, reject as " invalid and unenforceable " a non-termination clause in the Wachovia-First Union deal that would, for several months, block Wachovia from merging with another bank if the agreement with First Union fell through.
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After expressing some concern at the slow speed of negotiations at the GWS annual meeting in September 2008, NR wrote to the GWS to advise that the site was no longer available for sale, and although a lease extension was still on offer it was still subject to the previous six-month termination clause.
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In the fall of 2012, Premiere Radio Networks, owned by Clear Channel Radio exercised a termination clause and ended its relationship with both KMJ-AM and FM . As of January 1, 2013, all Premiere syndicated shows ( including Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity were moved to Clear Channel-controlled stations in the greater Fresno area.
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Meanwhile, the 76ers reportedly gave backup guard Lucius Harris a guaranteed seven-year contract starting at $ 1.2 million, with a termination clause after three years, and they may have trumped the Cavs for the services of Mark West . . . Craig Ehlo signed with Seattle for three years, starting at $ 360, 000.
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Those payments would be subjects for bargaining during negotiations, but the umpires'union would most likely seek other concessions, including a no-termination clause for some period, perhaps five years, and the right of current umpires to choose their schedule, whether it be all games in their present league or a split schedule in both leagues.
