CASUAL AND EXTRA HELPERS Sample Clauses

CASUAL AND EXTRA HELPERS. A subcommittee consisting of an equal number of representatives of the Employer Association and the Unions may be convened to dis- cuss problems in the employment of casual and extra helpers and to establish rules and regulations covering such employment if either party makes such a request. The Unions shall have the option of referring to the grievance procedure for settlement of any issues that the subcommittee cannot settle on the use of casuals.
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CASUAL AND EXTRA HELPERS. A subcommittee consisting of an equal number of representatives of the Employer Association and the Unions may be convened to discuss problems in the employment of casual and extra helpers and to establish rules and regulations covering such employment if either party makes such a request. The Unions shall have the option of referring to the grievance procedure for settlement of any issues that the subcommittee cannot settle on the use of casuals. ARTICLE 532. HOURLY RATES, STARTING TIME-SHIFTS OVERTIME, SHIFT DIFFERENTIALS, WORKING HOURS, HEALTH AND WELFARE, AND SPECIAL FUND
CASUAL AND EXTRA HELPERS. There shall be a Joint Council 7/WMCI Labor Management Committee composed of five (5three (3) representatives and five (5) alternates selected by the Union and five (5three (3) representatives and five (5) alternates selected by the Employer Association party to this Agreement. An alternate, or alternates, shall serve in the event regular Committee members are not available. The Committee shall formulate such rules of procedure, consistent with this Agreement as it may deem advisable and such rules of procedure will be made known to all the Parties under this Agreement. The Union members of the Committee and the Employer Association members of the Committee shall select a secretary(s) to act as the Joint Secretary(s) for the Committee. Regular meetings of the Committee shall be held bi-monthlyquarterly in the San Francisco Bay Area to pass upon matters referred to it.

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