CLERKS WORK Sample Clauses

CLERKS WORK. The work covered by this Agreement shall be performed only by members of the appropriate unit as defined in Section 1 (a) hereof and such work shall consist of all work and services connected with or incidental to the handling or selling of all merchandise offered for sale to the public in the Employer’s retail food stores including the demonstra­ tion of such products, but excluding (1) supervisory functions; (2) such work as may be performed by employees working exclusively in the meat depart­ ment and who are engaged in the handling, cutting, selling, processing, wrapping, or displaying of fresh, frozen or processed meats, poultry, fish and seafood products in said department; (3) work of em­ ployees heretofore expressly excluded from the pro­ visions hereof by agreement of the parties; and (4) subject to the terms and conditions applicable to the area of non-food merchandise as hereinafter set forth in sub-section (c) of this Section 1, such work as is performed under prevailing practices within the geo­ graphical jurisdiction of Local 1288 at the point of delivery by a driver-salesman engaged in servicing the retail food stores with merchandise directly from a delivery vehicle.

CLERKS WORK. Add changes in bold Section 4.01 To prevent the erosion of bargaining unit work, driver salesmen, book salesmen, or sales representatives shall not perform work or services in the Employer's retail establishments in excess of the prevailing practice in the industry in the areas covered by this agreement at the time of this agreement as follows:

CLERKS WORK. Add changes in bold C1. It is agreed that the prevailing practice of work performed in the industry by driver salesman, book salesmen, or sales representatives in the area covered by this agreement can further be explained as follows: 1. Many outside sales personnel (as outlined above) perform the service of checking their merchandise, removing their outdated products from sale for credit, making out orders based on shelf inventory, etc., and this practice should not be construed to be a violation of the Agreement. 2. It is further understood that the practice of outside sales personnel working in preparation of and assistance during new store openings, remodels or resets, is a valuable contribution to the future success of a particular store and should not be construed to be a violation of the agreement. 3. In addition to the above, the established practice of stocking and maintaining by certain vendors shall not be a violation of the agreement. Those products in Conventional Stores are as follows: beverages, ice, bakery products (cookies, bread, cakes, etc.), snacks, chips, etc., dairy products, ice cream, tobacco and tobacco products, magazines, books, greeting cards, etc., party supplies, candles, etc., records, hosiery, baby food, specialty and ethnic foods, spices, dressings, floor care rental and supplies, brooms, mops, etc., candy, nuts, gum, pasta products, rack jobber (sewing notions, toys, pet supplies, window shades, food care products, garden supplies, shoes, soft goods, patterns, hardware, cosmetics), fire wood, produce specialties (plants, flowers, etc.), bottled water, fishing supplies, sporting goods, paint, leather goods, appliances, auto supplies, and clothing. 4. Vendor personnel will stock all bulk foods products and will sanitize bulk food bins. This practice should not be construed to be a violation of this agreement.