Bargaining Unit Work/Subcontracting Clause Samples
The Bargaining Unit Work/Subcontracting clause defines the rules and limitations regarding the assignment of work traditionally performed by employees within a recognized bargaining unit to outside contractors or non-union personnel. Typically, this clause outlines the circumstances under which subcontracting is permitted, such as requiring notice to the union, restricting subcontracting that would result in layoffs, or mandating that subcontracted work does not undermine the bargaining unit's job security. Its core function is to protect union members' jobs by ensuring that their work is not arbitrarily outsourced, thereby maintaining employment stability and upholding the integrity of the bargaining unit.
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Bargaining Unit Work/Subcontracting. Except as specifically provided below or otherwise mutually agreed, the Board shall enter no agreement with a private concern or entity or any individual, nor with another governmental unit, to provide services that ordinarily have been provided or are being provided or are duties and responsibilities within an employee’s job description. The parties agree that it is mutually beneficial to have employees perform such duties and responsibilities. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Board retains the right to utilize outside services that are not or have not been performed ordinarily by employees. In addition, the Board may also utilize outside services that are being or have been performed ordinarily by employees for: (1) capital improvements and construction and/or (2) major renovation and/or (3) major maintenance/deep cleaning projects during the summer months. Prior to subcontracting any such outside services, the Board will notify ▇▇▇▇ at least sixty (60) workdays in advance. Notwithstanding the above provisions:
1. The Superintendent shall have the discretion to use a travel agency and coach busses for student trips that exceed 400 miles round trip and require an overnight stay.
2. The Superintendent shall provide e-mail notice to the ▇▇▇▇ president no less than 20 days prior to the trip except in circumstances involving athletic post season play. In such circumstance the Superintendent shall provide notice as soon as possible.
3. Special travel arrangements may also be made by agreement of the Superintendent/designee and the ▇▇▇▇ President.
Bargaining Unit Work/Subcontracting. Except as specifically provided below or otherwise mutually agreed, the Board shall enter no agreement with a private concern or entity or any individual, nor with another governmental unit, to provide services that ordinarily have been provided or are being provided or are duties and responsibilities within an employee’s job description. The parties agree that it is mutually beneficial to have employees perform such duties and responsibilities. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Board retains the right to utilize outside services that are not or have not been performed ordinarily by employees. In addition, the Board may also utilize outside services that are being or have been performed ordinarily by employees for: (1) capital improvements and construction and/or (2) major renovation and/or (3) major maintenance/deep cleaning projects during the summer months. Prior to subcontracting any such outside services, the Board will notify ▇▇▇▇ at least sixty (60) workdays in advance.
Bargaining Unit Work/Subcontracting. Section 26.1 The Employer may subcontract Bargaining Unit work to third party vendors who are not subject to the terms of this Agreement as follows:
(a) To perform service maintenance, pursuant to agreements, for the repair and/or maintenance of purchased or leased equipment, or to contract for the repair of the Employer’s property, buildings, or fixtures, to the extent such work cannot reasonably, economically, and expeditiously be performed by Bargaining Unit Team Members;
(b) To contract for the renovation, reconstruction or restoration of the Employer’s property, buildings, or fixtures;
(c) To have work performed pursuant to warranty;
(d) To enter into contracts for the purchase of prepared food or baked goods;
(e) To enter into agreements with one (1) or more third-parties to operate, lease, own, or manage restaurants in the Employer’s facility up to twofour (24) restaurants, but only so long as it does not result in the displacement of bargaining unit restaurant Team Members or reduction of hours of work of bargaining unit restaurant Team Members; and
(f) To contract with third-party vendors to operate, lease, own, or manage fast food or quick service restaurant outlets in a food court format.