Cross Utilization. Notwithstanding the provisions of Articles and it is agreed that at the base employees in the Aircraft Services category may be utilized to perform the duties of the Aircraft Cleaner classification and that employees in the Aircraft Grooming category may be utilized to perform the duties of the Aircraft Services Technician classification.
Cross Utilization. Personnel of the Law Enforcement Division or Peace Officer unit shall not perform work or duties of the personnel assigned to the Corrections Division, except where they interface, unless circumstances requiring immediate assistance occur or an emergency situation exists. Correspondingly no personnel of the Corrections Division shall perform duties of the Law Enforcement Division.
Cross Utilization. 13.1 Cross-utilization is encouraged to manage the Enterprise’s business effectively.
Cross Utilization. 13.1 Planning for staffing utilization is encouraged to manage effectively to cover peak events.
Cross Utilization. 14.1 Strategic planning for staffing utilization is encouraged to plan effectively to cover peak XXX activities such as the Membership Assembly meetings.
Cross Utilization. All work shall be assigned by the WSCC on the basis of traditional craft jurisdiction. However, the WSCC shall have the right to assign work to individuals outside of their classification. In the event of such assignment, the individual employee shall receive the rate of pay for such employee's classification or for the classification of the work assigned, whichever is higher. The employee must have the certification and skills necessary to perform the work assigned. This right will not be used to reduce or eliminate bargaining unit positions.
Cross Utilization. An employee covered by this Contract may be assigned to or perform duties otherwise performed by those in different classifications provided that if such work continues for ninety (90) days or more, the affected employee may request a transfer to the new classification. Management and other non-bargaining unit employees may assist the workforce by temporarily performing Union work provide this does not occur on a regular or basis.
Cross Utilization. Each Resort Hotel may utilize employees from either of the other two (2) Resort Hotels when Regular employees are not available at straight time rates of pay. The Company will first schedule the additional hours/shift to employees who are available at straight time rates of pay in the following order:
Cross Utilization. It is agreed to by the parties that all employees in the bargaining unit may, from time to time be required to perform dispatch, road supervisor or driver duties, provided they are qualified to perform the work assignment. Additionally, employees may be called upon to perform work as stated above, on any revenue agreement within Division 169 – Whittier, as listed in “Article 2, Recognition” of this agreement.
Cross Utilization. It is understood that writers at the Company-owned television stations and those radio stations with an all-news, news/talk, or sports format may be assigned to write for any of these stations. Where in a Guild-represented shop someone other than a writer may write, in a non-Guild represented shop, individuals in a similar position who usually write may also write. It is understood that the total writing material utilized by a Guild-represented station shall not exceed five percent (5%) from a non-Guild-represented shop calculated on a three (3) month basis. Concerning Reporter-Assignment Editors, it is understood that an individual who assigns work in a Guild-represented shop may also be utilized to assign work in another Guild-represented shop; as an example, an Editor or a News Desk Associate at WCBS-AM may assign crews at WCBS-TV. (315) 2010 - 2013 STAFF NEWS EDITORS (NEW YORK) SUPPLEMENT TO THE WGA-CBS NATIONAL STAFF AGREEMENT Table of Contents Article Page I. SCOPE 93 II. SALARIES 94 III. WORK WEEK, WORK DAY AND OVERTIME 94 IV. DINNER MONEY 97 V. VACATIONS 97 VI. HOLIDAYS 98 VII. WORKING CONDITIONS 98 VIII. CREDITS 98 IX. USE OF MATERIALS 99
