EMPLOYEE SURPLUS Sample Clauses

EMPLOYEE SURPLUS advance notice (31.01), 61 - employee displacement (31.03), 61 - rate of pay (31.02), 61 - seniority (31.03/04/05), 61 EMPLOYEE TERMINATION - sick pay credit - cum. (24.21), 44 - sick pay credit (24.22), 45 - vacation (20.11), 31 EMPLOYEE'S DEATH - pay rate/benefits (24.27), 46 - spouse/dependent children (24.27), 46 GRIEVANCE - unsuccessful applicant (10.04), 12 GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE, MEDIATION & ARBITRATION - arbitration (8.13-8.14), 8 - employee complaint (8.01), 6 - extension of time (8.11), 8 - form (8.03), 7 - mediation (8.15), 9 - ON Ministry of Labour (8.14), 8 - policy (8.08), 8 - resolution (8.10), 8 - steps/limits (8.01/04/06/07), 6 - time absent (8.12), 8 - time limits (8.09), 8 HEALTH & SAFETY - accident reports (26.02 xiii), 51 - competent students (26.07), 55 - health & safety rep (26.04), 54 - Letters of Instruction (26.02 x), 50 - OFL training (26.02 xi), 51 - OHSA (26), 48 - refusal to do work (26.05), 54 - revision to rule book (26.03 xiii), 54 - revisions to rule book (26.02 ix), 50 - Steering Ctee (26.03), 52 - unresolved issues (26.02 xiv/xv), 51 - VDT emissions (26.06), 54 - Workplace Committees (26.02), 49 HEALTH & SAFETY REP - other business (13.10), 23 - rate of pay/benefits (13.10), 23 - seniority (13.11), 24 HOURS OF WORK - alternative working schedule (33.09), 67 - break times (33.33), 74 - changes (33.07 b), 66 - changes to master schedule (33.07 b), 66 - Dispatcher (33.03), 64 - employee not on shift work (33.01), 64 - Labour/Manage. Ctee (33.07 a), 66 - lunch (33.01), 64 - master schedule (33.06 a), 65 - parking (33.34), 74 - posting (33.06 g), 66 - shift differential (33.10/11), 68 - shift employees (33.06), 65 - shift hours (33.02), 64 - spare/relief (33.06 a), 65 - standby (33. 12), 68 - summer schedule (33.06 e), 65 - telephone (33.34), 74 - trading shifts (33.06 d), 65 - weekly schedule (33.06 f), 65 JOB DESC/CONSULT CTEE - cost of committee (10.21), 16 - members (10.19), 16 - new/change (10.19), 16 JOB PROMOTION - factors (10.03 a/b/c), 11 - grievance (10.04), 12 - qualifications (10.03), 11 - rate of pay (10.06/07/08/09), 12 JOB SECURITY - employee probation (29.01), 58 - employee retrained (29.01), 58 - job elimination (29.01), 58 - job placement period (29.01), 58 - posting notice waived (10.01 d), 10 - wage protection (29.01), 58 JOB VACANCY - classification conditions (10.06), 12 - cross-bargaining unit (10.01 b), 10 - posting notice waived (10.01 d), 10 - posting of time limits (10.01 a), 10 - promotion (10.03), 11...
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