Banquet Service Sample Clauses

Banquet Service a) The parties agree that the following covers will apply: Breakfast - 20 covers Lunch - 16 covers Dinner - 16 covers If problems of efficiency and service occur, the parties agree to meet and review the above.
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Banquet Service. The parties agree that the following covers will apply: Breakfast covers Lunch covers Dinner covers If problems of efficiency and service occur, the parties agree to meet and review the All banquet staff will be allowed one meal per day. However, when a split shift is involved, an additional meal will be provided. Banquet staff required to serve during coffee breaks will be paid their hourly rate plus an appropriate percentage of the gratuities. Management will make every effort to assign porters to do coffee breaks, provided that it does not require increased staff or increased overtime. Where Banquet employees on an outside function report for work at the Hotel, they shall be paid from the time that they report for duty. Notwithstanding Article Article shall apply to Banquet Housepersons. The Employer and the Union, including representatives of the banquet department, have met and discussed settlement of banquet department issues in regard to collective The parties recognize the significant competitive challenge facing the Hotel at this time. The Hotel recognizes the concern of banquet employees to secure their total income working at the Accordingly, the have agreed to the attached Productivity Agreement. The parties are further agreed to add to their Collective Agreement the following provision regarding Banquet Bartender scheduling:
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