Dedicated/Scheduled Work (Postings Sample Clauses

Dedicated/Scheduled Work (Postings. (a) Dedicated/scheduled work is work of a continuing and regular nature. Postings will include rates and relevant information concerning the assignment as per Appendix “E”.
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Dedicated/Scheduled Work (Postings. Dedicated/scheduled work is posted work of a continuing and regular nature. Postings will include rates and relevant information concerning the assignment. Subject to Article 11.11, existing Dedicated/Scheduled work will not be re-posted. The company agrees that dedicated/scheduled work with a value of $25.00 or more, shall be posted for bid in a conspicuous location to be agreed upon by the Union and the Company, at least ten (10) days prior to permanent assignment of such work by the Company. This bidding process shall also apply for vacant work referred to in clause

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