Excluded and Discretionary Jurisdiction Sample Clauses

Excluded and Discretionary Jurisdiction. The Technical Employees have no claim or control over other work on the Company's Cable system or in relation to any aspect of the Company's physical plant, premises, vehicles, equipment or services except as provided in 2.08(c) above. Further, at its discretion, the Company may use: (i) Collectors (including auditors) to disconnect cable for non-payment of services. An auditor may disconnect cable services when they discover an address is active and company records indicate that it should be inactive. Auditors may not install or remove filters at any time. (ii) Sales Persons to: 1. Connect patch cords and/or MTFs to existing cable in customers’ premises for the purpose of new sales or resales, and/or; 2. Connect customer terminal devices, provided that such connections do not involve alterations to the existing service by changing wall plates, installing splitters, or relocating outlets, and/or; 3. Install or remove filters coincident with terminal device calls. Sales Persons shall not perform any repair or maintenance work, nor shall they perform disconnects or reconnects other than those specified in (d) (ii) above. Persons outside the bargaining unit shall not perform any repair, maintenance or customer service work, which has traditionally been assigned only to Technical Employees. In the event that there are technical employees laid off with recall rights under the Collective Agreement, collectors may still collect but will not disconnect cable and auditors may still audit but will not disconnect cable. (i) The Company further agrees that upon all electrical/electronic cable system work within the exclusive jurisdiction of the Technical Employees, as described in this Article, done by, for, on behalf of, or at the instance of the Company, whether done directly or indirectly under contract or sub-contract, only members in good standing of the Telecommunications Workers’ Union or the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers shall be employed. (ii) Notwithstanding 2.08 (e) (i), and except as qualified in the Appendix, or in an emergency, maintenance work shall only be assigned to members of a TWU Shaw bargaining unit.
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Excluded and Discretionary Jurisdiction. The Technical Employees have no claim or control over other work on the Company’s C.A.T.V. System or in relation to any aspect of the Company’s physical plant, premises, vehicles, equipment or services except as provided in 2.08 (c) above. Further, at its discretion, the Company may use: (i) Collectors (including auditors) to disconnect cable for non-payment of services; (ii) Sales Persons to: 1. connect patch cords and/or MTFs to existing cable in customers’ premises for the purpose of new sales or re-sales, and/or; 2. connect customer terminal devices, provided that such connections do not involve alterations to the existing service by changing wall plates, installing splitters, or relocating outlets, and/or; 3. install or remove filters coincident with terminal device calls. Sales Persons shall not perform any repair or maintenance work, nor shall they perform disconnects or reconnects other than those specified in (d) ii) above. Persons outside the bargaining unit shall not perform any repair, maintenance or customer service work which has traditionally been assigned only to Technical Employees.
Excluded and Discretionary Jurisdiction. The Technical Employees have no claim over other work on the Company's
Excluded and Discretionary Jurisdiction. The Technical Employees have no claim or control over other work on the Company's Cable system or in relation to any aspect of the Company's physical plant, premises, vehicles, equipment or services except as provided in 2.08(c) above. Further, at its discretion, the Company may use: (i) Collectors (including auditors) to disconnect cable for non-payment of services. An auditor may disconnect cable services when they discover an address is active and company records indicate that it should be inactive. Auditors may not install or remove filters at any time. (ii) Sales Persons to: 1. Connect patch cords and/or MTFs to existing cable in customers’ premises for the purpose of new sales or resales, and/or; 2. Connect customer terminal devices, provided that such connections do not involve alterations to the existing service by changing wall plates, installing splitters, or relocating outlets, and/or; 3. Install or remove filters coincident with terminal device calls. Sales Persons shall not perform any repair or maintenance work, nor shall they perform disconnects or reconnects other than those specified in
Excluded and Discretionary Jurisdiction. The Technical Employees have no claim or control over other work on the Company's Cable system or in relation to any aspect of the Company's physical plant, premises, vehicles, equipment or services except as provided in 2.08(c) above. Further, at its discretion, the Company may use: (i) Collectors (including auditors) to disconnect cable for non-payment of services. An auditor may disconnect cable services when they discover an address is active and company records indicate that it should be inactive. Auditors may not install or remove filters at any time. (ii) Sales Persons to: 1. Connect patch cords and/or MTFs to existing cable in customers’ premises for the purpose of new sales or resales, and/or; 2. Connect customer terminal devices, provided that such connections do not involve alterations to the existing service by changing wall plates, installing splitters, or relocating outlets, and/or; 3. Install or remove filters coincident with terminal device calls. Sales Persons shall not perform any repair or maintenance work, nor shall they perform disconnects or reconnects other than those specified in (d) (ii) above. Persons outside the bargaining unit shall not perform any repair, maintenance, activations, and/or customer service work, which has traditionally been assigned only to Technical Employees. In the event that there are technical employees laid off with recall rights under the Collective Agreement, collectors may still collect but will not disconnect cable and auditors may still audit but will not disconnect cable.
Excluded and Discretionary Jurisdiction. The Technical Employees have no claim or control over other work on the company’s CATV System or in relation to any aspect of the Company’s physical plant, premises, vehicles, equipment or services except as provided in above. Further, at its discretion, the Company may use: Collectors (including auditors) to disconnect cable for non-payment of services; Sales Persons or Systems Auditors to: connect patch cords and/or to existing cable in customers’ premises for the purpose of new sales or resales and/or; connect customer terminal devices, provided that such connections do not involve alterations to the existing service by changing wall plates, installing splitters, or relocating outlets, and/or; install or remove filters coincident with terminal device calls. Sales persons shall not perform any repair or maintenance work nor shall they perform disconnects or reconnects other than those specified in above. Persons outside the bargaining unit shall not perform any repair; maintenance or customer service work which has traditionally been assigned only to Technical Employees. Technical Employees who have the skills and abilities shall be involved in the installation, maintenance and restoration of equipment that is not within their exclusive work jurisdiction as described in and The Company further agrees that upon all CATV work within the exclusive jurisdiction of the Technical Employees, as described in this Article, done by, for, on behalf of, or at the instance of the Company, whether done directly or indirectly under contract or sub- contract, only members in good standing of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers shall be employed. The Company is free to have electrical and electronic components equipment repaired or overhauled by manufacturers, suppliers or other outside service facilities, when such components and/or equipment are under warranty, or when it is not feasible for the Company to provide the facilities, equipment or materials to perform such tasks. This does not entitle the Company to cease doing repair and overhaul work traditionally assigned to the Technical Employees.
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