Calculation of Auxiliary STIIP Benefits Sample Clauses

Calculation of Auxiliary STIIP Benefits. Auxiliary STIIP benefits will be calculated pursuant to Clause 31.12(e) of the Main Public Service Agreement. The terms of this Memorandum of Agreement shall come into force and effect on April 1, 2012, except as otherwise specified. 1. Where the Employer determines that: (a) A full-time regular Warehouse Worker 3 position is required; any full-time regular Warehouse Worker 3 working on another shift will be given the opportunity to fill the position. The Warehouse Worker 3 with the most service seniority will be awarded the position. The subsequent vacancy will again be offered to Warehouse Worker 3 employees working on another shift and awarded on the basis of service seniority. If no full-time regular Warehouse expresses an interest in the vacancy, the vacancy will be posted and filled through the competition process outlined in Article 12 of the Main Public Service Agreement. (b) A full-time regular Warehouse Worker 2 position is required; any full-time regular Warehouse Worker 2 working on another shift will be given the opportunity to fill the position. The Warehouse Worker 2 with the most service seniority will be awarded the position. The subsequent vacancy will again be offered to Warehouse Worker 2 employees working on another shift and awarded on the basis of service seniority. If no full-time regular Warehouse Worker 2 expresses an interest in the vacancy, the vacancy will be offered, in order of service seniority, to regular part-time Warehouse Worker 2 employees, prior to posting. 2. Where there are multiple vacancies, the Employer shall offer shift changes by expression of interest at least once annually for the classification of Warehouse Worker 2 and Warehouse Worker 3.
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Calculation of Auxiliary STIIP Benefits. Auxiliary STIIP benefits will be calculated pursuant to Clause 31.12(e) of the Master Agreement. 1. Future vacancies at the Warehouse Worker 3 level after the date of the signing of this Memorandum of Agreement will be posted and filled through the regular competition process outlined in Article 12 of the Master Agreement. Future vacancies will be posted by shift requirement (e.g., day shift; afternoon shift or night shift). Warehouse Worker 3s who wish to move to another shift would be required to apply and be successful through the competition process to change shifts. 2. Movement between shifts will be based on service seniority. Where a full-time Warehouse Worker 2 vacancy becomes available in the future, the most senior full-time regular Warehouse Worker 2 or full-time regular Warehouse Worker 3 working on another shift will be given the first opportunity to fill the vacant position. When a Warehouse Worker 3 elects to fill a vacant Warehouse Worker 2 position, he or she will be deemed to have taken a voluntary demotion. This resulting vacancy will then be posted and filled by competition.
Calculation of Auxiliary STIIP Benefits. Auxiliary STIIP benefits will be calculated pursuant to Clause 31.12(e) of the Master Agreement. The terms of this Memorandum of Agreement shall come into force and effect on April 1, 2012, except as otherwise specified. The parties have agreed to the following amendments to the 15th Retail Stores and Warehouse Component Agreement: 1. Future vacancies at the Warehouse Worker 3 level after the date of the signing of this Memorandum of Agreement will be posted and filled through the regular competition process outlined in Article 12 of the Master Agreement. Future vacancies will be posted by shift requirement (e.g., day shift; afternoon shift or night shift). Warehouse Worker 3s who wish to move to another shift would be required to apply and be successful through the competition process to change shifts. 2. Movement between shifts will be based on service seniority. Where a full-time Warehouse Worker 2 vacancy becomes available in the future, the most senior full-time regular Warehouse Worker 2 or full-time regular Warehouse Worker 3 working on another shift will be given the first opportunity to fill the vacant position. When a Warehouse Worker 3 elects to fill a vacant Warehouse Worker 2

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