Alternate Medical Practitioner Sample Clauses

Alternate Medical Practitioner. For the purpose of this Article, the Employer may require that the employee be examined by an alternate medical practitioner.
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Alternate Medical Practitioner. For the of employee to be examined by x the Employer require the and pra ctitioner of the Employer's choice. SHIFT An employee receive a t premium (effective October _ - (effective January on shifts, half and five he shift, for all shifts worked, overtime worked, or of the hours of which are regularly scheduled January I, premium shall increased by or an amount equivalent to the average annual in t (Ail for the twelve month period, whichever the greater amount. ARTICLE CHANCE Joint Within days of the signing of Agreement, the parties are to establish a committee of equal of the Union and the Civil Commission, as by the Staff Relations Division, for purpose maintaining continuing cooperation and consultation on technological change and circumstances in Article The committee shall appoint additional as required. The joint committee shall as required to discuss of concern between parties related to change and circumstances in The joint committee shall be responsible problems; developing solutions to such recommending the proposed solution to the Employer.
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