Classifications and Wage Rates in Specific Departments and/or Hotels Sample Clauses

Classifications and Wage Rates in Specific Departments and/or Hotels. This process is designed to allow the parties a fast and reasonable process in which to review the above with a view to reflecting the changes within the Industry and/or a particular property within the Industry. In the exercise of this process, it is not the intent of the parties to, in any way, harm a Local 40 member or members or in any way restrict the ability of the hotel to operate normally as allowed by the Collective Agreement, nor is it the intent of the parties to eliminate classifications where there is a reasonable possibility the classification will be utilized in the future. 1. This process can only be instigated by the signatories, to this Collective Agreement, i.e. Hospitality Industrial Relations and Hotel, Restaurant and Culinary Employees and Bartenders Union, Local 40. The instigation may be the result of a request from one of the signatories or their principals through the signatories. 2. In cases of review, only one party need initiate the process. In cases of departmental integration, mutual agreement of the parties is required before the process can be submitted to binding arbitration. 3. This process may not be used in addition to Article 12.
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Classifications and Wage Rates in Specific Departments and/or Hotels. This process is designed to allow the parties a fast and reasonable process in which to review the above with a view to reflecting the changes within the Industry and/or a particular property within the Industry. In the exercise of this process, it is not the intent of the parties to, in any way, harm a Local 40 member or members or in any way restrict the ability of the hotel to operate normally as allowed by the Collective Agreement, nor is it the intent of the parties to eliminate classifications where there is a reasonable possibility the classification will be utilized in the future. 1. This process can only be instigated by the signatories, to this Collective Agreement, i.
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