Common use of Averaged Work Schedule Clause in Contracts

Averaged Work Schedule. (a) An averaged work schedule shall be recognized by the Company and the Union as a schedule where the hours of work at a work site may exceed eight (8) hours per day or forty (40) hours per week but not more than eighty (80) hours bi-weekly unless otherwise agreed to by the Company and the Union. The Company agrees not to assign any employee to an averaged work schedule unless the employee agrees to the assignment. (b) The Union agrees that sites that have current averaged work schedules shall be maintained providing the Union satisfies itself that a majority of employees on these sites have voluntarily agreed to same. The Company and the Union shall establish a list of present sites where hours of work are averaged, for identification purposes, consistent with the wording contained in this section. The above- mentioned list shall be reviewed and permits renewed by February 15th of each year. (c) The Company agrees to consult the Union on sites proposed to be averaged or when revisions to existing averaged work schedules are required. At the request of the Company, the Union agrees to propose such requests to employees assigned to the applicable work site. The Union agrees not to deny an averaged work schedule when the majority of employees assigned to the site favour the averaged work schedule. (d) The Company reserves the right to terminate an averaged work schedule if contractual conditions change or at the request of the client. (a) Where the Company is contracted to provide services without prior notification from the client, it shall be deemed to be an emergency situation or situation of urgency. In such circumstances, the Company shall have the right to average the work schedule, providing such schedule does not exceed seventy-two (72) hours in duration. The Company agrees to advise the Union of such circumstances. (b) In the event that the duration of the service is to exceed seventy-two

Averaged Work Schedule. (a) a. An averaged work schedule shall be recognized by the Company and the Union as a schedule where the hours of work at a work site may exceed eight (8) hours per day or forty (40) hours per week but not more than eighty (80) hours bi-weekly unless otherwise agreed to by the Company and the Union. The Company agrees not to assign any employee to an averaged work schedule unless the employee agrees to the assignment. (b) b. The Union agrees that sites that have current averaged work schedules shall be maintained providing the Union satisfies itself that a majority of employees on these sites have voluntarily agreed to same. The Company and the Union shall establish a list of present sites where hours of work are averaged, for identification purposes, consistent with the wording contained in this section. The above- mentioned list Union and the Employer shall be reviewed and permits renewed by February 15th of each yearmeet annually to review averaged work schedules. (c) c. The Company agrees to consult the Union on sites proposed to be averaged or when revisions to existing averaged work schedules are required. At the request of the Company, the Union agrees to propose such requests to employees assigned to the applicable work site. The Union agrees not to deny an averaged work schedule when the majority of employees assigned to the site favour the averaged work schedule. (d) d. The Company reserves the right to terminate an averaged work schedule if contractual conditions change or at the request of the client. (a) 12.05 a. Where the Company is contracted to provide services without prior notification from the client, it shall be deemed to be an emergency situation or situation of urgency. In such circumstances, the Company shall have the right to average the work schedule, providing such schedule does not exceed seventy-two (72) hours in duration. The Company agrees to advise the Union of such circumstances. (b) In the event that the duration of the service is to exceed seventy-two

Averaged Work Schedule. (a) An averaged work schedule shall be recognized by the Company and the Union as a schedule where the hours of work at a work site may exceed eight (8) hours per day or forty (40) hours per week but not more than eighty (80) hours bi-weekly biweekly unless otherwise agreed to by the Company and the Union. The Company agrees not to assign any employee to an averaged work schedule unless the employee agrees to the assignment. (b) The Union agrees that sites that have current averaged work schedules shall be maintained providing the Union satisfies itself that a majority of employees on these sites have voluntarily agreed to same. The Company and the Union shall establish a list of present sites where hours of work are averaged, for identification purposes, consistent with the wording contained in this section. The above- mentioned list shall be reviewed and permits renewed by February 15th of each year. (c) The Company agrees to consult the Union on sites proposed to be averaged or when revisions to existing averaged work schedules are required. At the request of the Company, the Union agrees to propose such requests to employees assigned to the applicable work site. The Union agrees not to deny an averaged work schedule when the majority of employees assigned to the site favour the averaged work schedule. Should an employee not wish to work on an averaged work site, when the site changes to an averaged work site, the employee will have the right to bump into another site as per Article 11.07(b). (d) The Company reserves the right to terminate an averaged work schedule if contractual conditions change or at the request of the client. (a) Where the Company is contracted to provide services without prior notification from the client, it shall be deemed to be an emergency situation or situation of urgency. In such circumstances, the Company shall have the right to average the work schedule, providing such schedule does not exceed seventy-two (72) hours in duration. The Company agrees to advise the Union of such circumstancescircumstances within one (1) business day. (b) In the event that the duration of the service is to exceed seventy-twotwo (72) hours, the Company will consult within one (1) business day, with the Union on the continuation of this averaged work schedule. The Union agrees not to unreasonably withhold such request.

Averaged Work Schedule. (a) An averaged work schedule shall be recognized by the Company and the Union as a schedule where the hours of work at a work site may exceed eight (8) hours per day or forty (40) hours per week but not more than eighty (80) hours bi-weekly biweekly unless otherwise agreed to by the Company and the Union. The Company agrees not to assign any employee to an averaged work schedule unless the employee agrees to the assignment. (b) The Union agrees that sites that have current averaged work schedules shall be maintained providing the Union satisfies itself that a majority of employees on these sites have voluntarily agreed to same. The Company and the Union shall establish a list of present sites where hours of work are averaged, for identification purposes, consistent with the wording contained in this section. The above- above-mentioned list shall be reviewed and permits renewed by February 15th of each year. (c) The Company agrees to consult the Union on sites proposed to be averaged or when revisions to existing averaged work schedules are required. At the request of the Company, the Union agrees to propose such requests to employees assigned to the applicable work site. The Union agrees not to deny an averaged work schedule when the majority of employees assigned to the site favour the averaged work schedule. (d) The Company reserves the right to terminate an averaged work schedule if contractual conditions change or at the request of the client. (a) Where the Company is contracted to provide services without prior notification from the client, it shall be deemed to be an emergency situation or situation of urgency. In such circumstances, the Company shall have the right to average the work schedule, providing such schedule does not exceed seventy-two (72) hours in duration. The Company agrees to advise the Union of such circumstances. (b) In the event that the duration of the service is to exceed seventy-two

Averaged Work Schedule. (a) An averaged work schedule shall be recognized by the Company and the Union as a schedule where the hours of work at a work site may exceed eight (8) hours per day or forty (40) hours per week but not more than eighty (80) hours bi-weekly biweekly unless otherwise agreed to by the Company and the Union. The Company agrees not to assign any employee to an averaged work schedule unless the employee agrees to the assignment. (b) . The Union agrees that sites that have current averaged work schedules shall be maintained providing the Union satisfies itself that a majority of employees on these sites have voluntarily agreed to same. The Company and the Union shall establish a list of present sites where hours of work are averaged, for identification purposes, consistent with the wording contained in this section. The above- above-mentioned list shall be reviewed and permits renewed by February 15th of each year. (c) . The Company agrees to consult the Union on sites proposed to be averaged or when revisions to existing averaged work schedules are required. At the request of the Company, the Union agrees to propose such requests to employees assigned to the applicable work site. The Union agrees not to deny an averaged work schedule when the majority of employees assigned to the site favour the averaged work schedule. (d) . Should an employee not wish to work on an averaged work site, when the site changes to an averaged work site, the employee will have the right to bump into another site as per Article The Company reserves the right to terminate an averaged work schedule if contractual conditions change or at the request of the client. (a) . Where the Company is contracted to provide services without prior notification from the client, it shall be deemed to be an emergency situation or situation of urgency. In such circumstances, the Company shall have the right to average the work schedule, providing such schedule does not exceed seventy-two (72) hours in duration. The Company agrees to advise the Union of such circumstances. circumstances within one (b1) business day. In the event that the duration of the service is to exceed seventy-twotwo (72) hours, the Company will consult within one (1) business day, with the Union on the continuation of this averaged work schedule. The Union agrees not to unreasonably withhold such request. Where the Company is contracted to provide services with prior notification from the client for a term to be defined, but not ongoing, it shall be deemed to be a temporary service contract. In such circumstances, the Company may propose a temporary averaged work schedule and consult with the Union prior to the implementation of such schedule. The Union agrees not to unreasonably withhold such request.