Apprenticeship Meat/Deli Clerk Right To Sample Clauses

Apprenticeship Meat/Deli Clerk Right To. ‌ Meat /Deli Clerks wishing to become a Meat Cutter apprentice shall inform the Employer in writing and such employees shall, by seniority, be given first consideration for any such apprentice vacancy. An employee commencing on the Meat Cutter apprenticeship program shall be given a trial period of up to 480 hours of actual work and during such trial period shall retain his or her seniority as a Meat or Deli Clerk only for purposes of transferring back during this period by reason of the employee being unsuitable for the job, or the employee wishes to transfer back on their own volition. Seniority rights on the Meat/Deli Clerk list shall also be retained during the apprenticeship period, not including the credit referred to below, in the event the employee is affected by a lay-off or reduction in hours. Upon demonstrated ability to perform the full scope of the job proportionate to their experience to no greater or lesser degree that would be required from any other apprentice, the employee shall be transferred after the trial period and placed on the appropriate seniority list. Such an employee shall be given credit toward his or her apprenticeship in the amount of their experience as a Meat and Deli Clerk to a maximum of eight (8) months on the full-time wage scale. When the employee becomes full-time, his/her seniority date shall be transferred from the Meat/Deli Clerk list to the Meat Cutter list. A Meat/Deli Clerk who commences a Meat Cutter apprenticeship shall be entitled to hours of work in both the Meat Cutter and the Meat/Deli Clerk classifications up to the limit which was worked as a Meat and Deli Clerk. A full-time Meat/Deli Clerk shall on that basis retain full-time status. If the employee was part-time, the limit shall be based on average hours worked during the thirteen (13) weeks prior to commencement of the apprenticeship.
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