All other operations Sample Clauses

All other operations a) All other companies shall have the right to establish a basic work force to perform non-ship work and/or securing cargo aboard vessels. It is understood that where a company has a regular container loading/unloading operation, it may employ operators from its basic work force to supplement the xxxxxxx in article 7 in the loading/unloading of a vessel for the purposes of operating container handling equipment such as "front-end loaders". b) Whether a company uses a basic work force or not, it shall have the right to employ such men, as it may require to be dispatched in accordance with the dispatch rules, to perform any non-ship work including securing of cargo on board of vessels.
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All other operations. Subject to the exclusive assignment provisions of subparagraph (a) above, all other ingest, data base management or other broadcast-related operations of Computer Systems, whether for live to air operations or otherwise, not otherwise specified in subparagraphs (a) or (b) may be performed by any person, whether employed by the Employer or otherwise.
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All other operations a) All other companies shall have the right to establish a basic work force to perform non-ship work and/or
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