Arbitration Board Decision on Technological Change Sample Clauses

Arbitration Board Decision on Technological Change. The Arbitration Board shall decide whether or not the Employer has introduced, or intends to introduce, a technological change, and upon deciding that the Employer has introduced or intends to introduce a technological change, the Arbitration Board may make any one or more of the following orders:
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Arbitration Board Decision on Technological Change. The Arbitration Board shall decide whether or not the Library has introduced, or intends to introduce, a technological change, and upon deciding that the Library has introduced or intends to introduce a technological change, the Arbitration Board may make one or more of the following orders: That the change be made in accordance with the terms of the Collective Agreement unless the change alters significantly the basis upon which the Collective Agreement was negotiated; That the Library will not proceed with the technological change for such period, not exceeding ninety days, as the Arbitration Board considers appropriate; That the Library reinstate any employee displaced by reason of the technological change; That the Library pay to that employee such compensation in respect of his/her displacement as the Arbitration Board considers reasonable; That the matter be referred to the Labour Relations Board; and an order made under this clause is binding on all persons bound by this Collective Agreement.
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