Comeback Work Sample Clauses

Comeback Work. The Shop Foreperson or the Service Manager will be the judge of work not properly performed. If negligence or faulty workmanship is determined and it is necessary to redo the work, and/or additional related work, the13 employee who performed the work will be required to do the necessary corrective work without further compensation except for pro rata payment based on any recovery made by the Company. If the employee who performed the original work is unavailable to do the comeback work in a timely manner because he is currently working on a job, the comeback work will be assigned to another employee in the same classification who will be paid for the work at normal flat rate scale. Similarly, if the original employee is absent, the work will be assigned to another employee. If the work is assigned to another employee, the labour cost, to a maximum of four (4) hours will be charged back to the original employee and deducted from the original employee’s next pay.
Sample 1
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Comeback Work. Subject to the right of the affected employee to file a grievance, the Shop Foreperson or the Service Manager will be the judge of work not properly performed. If negligence or faulty workmanship is determined and it is necessary to redo the work, and/or additional related work, the employee who performed the work will be required to do the necessary corrective work without further compensation except for pro rata payment based on any recovery made by the Company. If the employee who performed the original work is unavailable to do the comeback work in a timely manner because he is currently working on a job, the comeback work will be assigned to another employee in the same classification who will be paid for the work at normal flat rate scale. Similarly, if the original employee is absent, the work will be assigned to another employee. If the work is assigned to another employee, the labour cost, to a maximum of four (4) hours will be charged back to the original employee and deducted from the original employee’s next pay.
Sample 1

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