Contract Labor. 19.1 Except as limited by specific language of this contract, nothing else shall limit the Company in the employment of such contract labor as, in the discretion of the Company, may become necessary for the proper construction, installation, removal and maintaining of communications facilities. However, the Company shall not enter into any contractual arrangement for the construction, installation, removal and/or current maintaining of plant facilities which may result in the layoff or part-timing of its employees.
Contract Labor. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to limit the Company in the employment of such contract labor as may become necessary in the judgment of the Company. However, contracting of work shall not cause the layoff or part-timing of regular, full-time employees customarily performing work of the same nature as that performed by such contract labor. Upon request by the Union, the Company will explain and discuss its reason(s) for determining to contract work. It is understood that the transfer of work or functions to other company locations and/or affiliate companies is not covered by this provision and not restricted.
Contract Labor. SECTION 1. The Company will endeavor to maintain its established policies as to the assignment of work in connection with the installation and maintenance of communication facilities owned, maintained and operated by the Company.
SECTION 2. The Company will give the Union notice before it enters into any contract with any change in arrangements to do work normally done by the Company's employees.
Contract Labor. The Local Station Commander shall determine whether the submitted fees for these types of operations are reasonable, based upon the proposed fees submitted by all Operators and a comparison to industry standards and practices for similar operations.
Contract Labor. 14 20 Holidays ........................................................................ 15 21 Vacations ...................................................................... 16
Contract Labor. 17.3.1 The District retains the right to contract out work, subject to the following requirements.
17.3.2 While this Agreement is in effect the District shall not subcontract bargaining unit work normally and customarily performed by unit members. The District shall not contract work where such contract would cause the layoff and/or reduction in hours of then current bargaining unit employees and/or positions.
17.3.3 Absent an emergency, the District will notify CSEA of anticipated contracting decisions affecting unit work. Upon notification, if CSEA considers the contract is for work normally and customarily performed by unit members, the District and Association will meet to discuss the concerns.
Contract Labor. 30.1 Contract labor shall be held to nine (9) percent of the aggregate bargaining unit work force. In cases of “emergencies”, as defined in Article 34, the nine
Contract Labor. 30.1 Contract labor shall be held to seven (7) percent of the aggregate bargaining unit work force. In cases of “emergencies”, as defined in Article 34, the seven (7) percent aggregate will be waived.
29.2 It is the Company’s desire to retain its employees, and there is no intention to lay-off or part-time employees in order to replace them with contractors. Accordingly, the Company shall not subcontract work normally performed by Bargaining Unit employees, or new work, which the Bargaining Unit employees are qualified to perform. Further, it is recognized by the parties to this Agreement that in a rapidly changing, competitive environment of the telecommunications industry, the Company may deem it necessary to make operational changes based upon economic considerations, which could include the use of subcontractors or contractors.
29.3 The use of contractors shall not be used in an attempt to prevent payment of overtime to Company employees.
30.4 This Article 30 shall not apply to installation of central office equipment, burying drops, placing and splicing of new outside plant, locating cable, non-regulated competitive bid situations, air conditioning and other service contracts, and contract workers performing those functions shall not be included in Sensifivity: Internal determining the seven (7) percent limitations.
Contract Labor. Except as otherwise set forth in this Agreement, with respect to any contract labor [**].
Contract Labor. If a Recipient uses contract labor, advisors or consultants in the operation of its business and the Recipient must disclose the Confidential Information to such contract labor personnel, advisors or consultants to accomplish the Purpose, such disclosure is permitted provided that the contract labor personnel, advisors or consultants are under written obligation to hold such information in confidence under limitations at least as restrictive as those set forth herein. Export. Confidential Information disclosed hereunder may be subject to U.S. export control laws and regulations. Accordingly, the Parties will comply with all applicable U.S. export control laws and regulations, and the Recipient shall not transfer controlled technical data received under this Agreement to any foreign person, country, foreign subsidiary or parent corporation, without specific written authorization from the Disclosing Party and pursuant to an appropriate U.S. Government agency license. Further, the Recipient assures the Disclosing Party it will not disclose controlled technical data received hereunder to any employee, consultant or subcontractor employee not holding United States citizenship or granted admission or permanent residence in the United States under the Immigration and Nationality Act, as amended (8 USC 1101 et seq.). The Recipient represents and warrants that no controlled technical data furnished to it by the Disclosing Party shall be disclosed or exported in violation of the Export Administration Regulations, the Arms Export Control Act, the International Traffic in Arms Regulations, and the sanctions laws administered by the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control. The Parties acknowledge that these statutes and regulations impose restrictions on import, export and transfer to third countries of certain categories of data, and that licenses from the U.S. Department of State and/or the U.S. Department of Commerce may be required before such data can be disclosed hereunder, and that such licenses may impose further restrictions on use and further disclosure of such data.
