CONTRACTING WORK. The City agrees that no permanent employee shall be laid off as a direct result of the City contracting work currently done by City Employees. The City however, retains the right to contract work as deemed desirable or necessary by the City and reassign employees who might otherwise be laid off as a result thereof. The City further retains the right to lay off employees at the discretion of the City, due to lack of funds.
CONTRACTING WORK. The Union recognizes that the right to contract out work performed by employees covered by this Agreement is vested exclusively with the Company. The use of contract labor shall not directly result in the involuntary layoff of any regular employee normally performing the same work as that which is contracted out.
CONTRACTING WORK. 13.01 The Company will not contract out work if such contracting out will cause, currently and directly, layoffs from employment with the Company or part- timing of present employees. 14.01 (DELETED)
14.02 Layoffs
CONTRACTING WORK. It is in the intent of the parties that work connected with the operation and maintenance of the system be performed by the bargaining unit employees, consistent with the basic Bay Area Rapid Transit District operations and maintenance philosophy. Should it become necessary to deviate from this practice, the Unions shall be informed of the reason work is being contracted. The District shall fax a Contract Notification Form to the President of the ATU, or the BART Chapter President, the President of the Professional Chapter, and the Chair of the SEIU Contracting Out Committee, whichever Union is directly affected, prior to submitting the Contract Notification Form to the Procurement Department. The Contract Notification Form will identify the date it is faxed. The Union shall have seven (7) workdays after the Contract Notification Form is faxed to provide any comments to the department manager. If comments are received within the seven (7) workday period, the Department Manager will consider the comments before making his or her final decision to contract. It is agreed that prior to contracting work, the District will give consideration to whether adequate numbers of qualified employees are available to perform the necessary work within time limits available, whether sufficient and suitable equipment is available within the District to perform the work, whether shop capacity is adequate, whether the use of District employees shall involve extra cost to the District, or whether the performance of the work presents added hazards to existing employees which are not present in their normal assignments. Temporary work load, over and above normal positions, including overtime, may be contracted out. Suppliers‟ personnel performing work related to their equipment and clearly not bargaining unit work will not be prohibited. Contracts in effect at the time of this Agreement will not be voided by terms of this Agreement. District procedures regarding contracting out work which include prior notice to the Unions at the commencement of the contracting process shall continue during the term of this Agreement.
CONTRACTING WORK. CONSOLIDATION/TRANSFER OF WORK
CONTRACTING WORK. 11.01 The use of contract labor shall not result in the lay-off or part- timing of any regular employee normally performing the same work as that which is contracted out.
11.02 The Company will not use contract labor at overtime rates if the Company's regular workforce can be more profitably used for the same work.
11.03 The Company and Union shall meet annually, at mutually agreeable time, to discuss the productive use of our workforce.
CONTRACTING WORK. 28.1 The Company recognizes and acknowledges the rights of its employees to perform its work and agrees not to contract work out, that is not customarily contracted out, in such a way as to currently and directly cause layoffs of present employees. The Company will notify the Union of any contract or temporary employee who remains on the property more than seven days
CONTRACTING WORK. 19.1 All work contracted by the Company with a con- tractor will not in any way cause layoff, curtailment below a normal scheduled work week, or demotion.
19.2 In cases where a contractor is to work overtime and the nature of the overtime work is such that it would nor- mally be performed on regular time and would normally require the employee’s(s’) services with the contractor, the employee(s) will also be afforded the opportunity to work overtime.
19.3 In the Company’s commitment towards a continu- ing Quality Partnership, the Company agrees it will notify and discuss through their local Management Representa- tives and the local Union Representative when contracting of work is to be considered prior to implementation. This notice will be given prior to the actual contracting of work; however, in emergency situations, the local Union Repre- sentative will be notified immediately.
CONTRACTING WORK. A. It is the intent of the parties that work connected with the operation of the Police Department be performed by department personnel.
B. Work normally performed by employees in other bargaining units will not be required of employees in this unit during any general cessation of services by those other employees except as hereafter provided. Such work will only be required where special circumstances require brief and temporary action by Police Department personnel in order to assure normal transit service to the public and in a manner which minimizes interference with normal Police Department work. BPMA employees shall not fill BPOA positions nor work overtime normally performed by BPOA employees except in urgent situations, and then only until the positions can be filled by the appropriate BPOA classifications. However, nothing in this clarification shall prohibit BPMA employees from performing normal police duties.
CONTRACTING WORK. If the District anticipates entering into a vendor contract that will result in a reduction of bargaining unit positions, the District shall meet and negotiate with CSEA prior to letting the contract. The parties agree that the final authority for deciding to contract rests with the Board of Trustees.
