Common use of Dangerous Situations Clause in Contracts

Dangerous Situations. When an employee refuses to work in cases of alleged dangerous situations in accordance with Section 128 of the Canada Labour Code, the employee shall not be disciplined unless the employee continues to refuse to work after the Canada Labour Safety Officer has deemed the situation safe. Employees shall not refuse other reasonable work assignments while dangerous situations are being investigated. XXXX shall not assign another employee to do the work assignment until a union member and a ORSI member of the Safety Committee have investigated the situation and deemed it to be safe.

Dangerous Situations. When an employee refuses to work in cases of alleged dangerous situations in accordance with Section 128 82.1 of the Canada Labour Code, the employee shall not be disciplined unless the employee continues to refuse to work after the Canada Labour Safety Officer has deemed the situation safe. Employees shall not refuse other reasonable work assignments while dangerous situations are being investigated. XXXX The Company shall not assign another employee to do the work assignment until a union member and a ORSI Company member of the Safety Committee have investigated the situation and deemed it to be safe.

Dangerous Situations. When an employee refuses to work in cases of alleged dangerous situations in accordance with Section 128 82.1 of the Canada Labour Code, the employee shall not be disciplined unless the employee continues to refuse to work after the Canada Labour Safety Officer has deemed the situation safe. Employees shall not refuse other reasonable work assignments while dangerous situations are being investigated. XXXX NTCL shall not assign another employee to do the work assignment until a union member and a ORSI NTCL member of the Safety Committee have investigated the situation and deemed it to be safe.

Dangerous Situations. When an employee refuses to work in cases of alleged dangerous situations in accordance with Section 128 of the Canada Labour Code, the employee shall not be disciplined unless the employee continues to refuse to work after the Canada Labour Safety Officer has deemed the situation safe. Employees shall not refuse other reasonable work assignments while dangerous situations are being investigated. XXXX The Company shall not assign another employee to do the work assignment until a union member and a ORSI Company member of the Safety Committee have investigated the investigatedthe situation and deemed it to be safe.