Common use of Extension of Trial Period Clause in Contracts

Extension of Trial Period. The Company shall have the right to extend the trial period to ninety (90) calendar days upon written notice to the Union and the employee prior to completion of the normal sixty (60) day trial period and shall retain the right to dismiss such employee during this extension period without being subject to review. In all instances where the trial period of a new employee is so extended, such employee's responsibility to become and remain a member of the Union in good standing as a condition of employment after sixty (60) days shall not be affected; and any benefits of the contract such as holiday pay and insurance coverage shall accrue to such- employee at the end of the initial sixty day period.

Extension of Trial Period. The Company shall have the right to extend the trial period to ninety (90) calendar days upon written notice to the Union and the employee prior to completion of the normal sixty (60) day trial period and shall retain the right to dismiss such employee during this extension period without being subject to review. In all instances where the trial period of a new employee is so extended, such employee's ’s responsibility to become and remain a member of the Union in good standing as a condition of employment after sixty (60) days shall not be affected; and any benefits of the contract such as holiday pay and insurance coverage shall accrue to such- employee at the end of the initial sixty day period.