CONTRACTING IN/OUT. 28.01 Except as provided herein, it is the intention of the Company that work normally and historically performed by bargaining unit employees, will not be performed by people outside the bargaining unit, or by outside contractors. This Article shall have no application to any contracting in/out practice established prior to the start of the current Collective Agreement, November 1st, 2003.
CONTRACTING IN/OUT. Work normally performed by bargaining unit employees will not be performed by outside contractors, if the Company has the manpower, skills, equipment and facilities to do such work and the work can be done in a timely and cost effective manner. All conditions of employment relating to wages, hours of work, overtime pay, vacations, holidays and all other general conditions of employment are specifically set forth and embodied herein and in the addenda attached hereto and no separate oral or written Agreement shall be entered into with any individual member of the Union that are inconsistent with this Agreement. Wages, hours of work and working conditions as covered by the addenda attached hereto shall be considered part of this Agreement as though incorporated herein and in the event they are in conflict with conditions of this Agreement, they shall prevail.
CONTRACTING IN/OUT. Work normally performed by bargaining unit employees will not be performed by outside contractors, if the Company has the manpower, skills, equipment and facilities to do such work and the work can be done in a timely and cost effective manner. For the term of this agreement the Employer will not contract-out work to another armored car company. With respect to Brink’s Complete Change Fund orders as discussed by the Parties within 9 months of ratification, the Employer will implement a system to utilize its crews for these deliveries in Zone 1 (50 radius km from the branch). For Brink’s Complete when the systems are in place, ‘timely and cost effective’ will mean that when the Employer has road crews operating in the area (i.e. going to the same address on the same day the delivery is required). Pursuant to a request by either Party, the Parties will meet to discuss any contracting out (or perceived contracting out) of work normally performed by bargaining unit employees and the Union will be provided with information outlining, dates, delivered orders, and locations of the affected work. All conditions of employment relating to wages, hours of work, overtime pay, vacations, holidays and all other general conditions of employment are specifically set forth and embodied herein and in the addenda attached hereto and no separate oral or written Agreement shall be entered into with any individual member of the Union that are inconsistent with this Agreement. Wages, hours of work and working conditions as covered by the addenda attached hereto shall be considered part of this Agreement as though incorporated herein and in the event they are in conflict with conditions of this Agreement, they shall prevail.
CONTRACTING IN/OUT. 1) The DDM skilled trades and apprentice employees will be given first priority for the work, before letting the Contract, provided they can perform the available work. The current level of staffing should be utilized to the maximum before contracting out or in work.
CONTRACTING IN/OUT. 53.01 The Employer will have prior discussion with the Union before contracting out production work. The Company will give due consideration to the suggestions of the union before making its final decision as to whether or not such work will be contracted out.
CONTRACTING IN/OUT. 48.01 The Company shall not contract in and/or contract out, any work which is customarily performed by an employee covered by this Agreement.
CONTRACTING IN/OUT. In order to provide job security for the members of the bargaining unit, the employer agrees that no work or services performed by the employees shall be subcontracted, transferred, leased, assigned, or conveyed, in whole or in part, to any other plant, person, company, or non- unit employee.
