General Provisions for 12 Hour Shift Employees Sample Clauses

General Provisions for 12 Hour Shift Employees. (i) Twelve hour shifts will apply only to employees working a seven day continuous twenty-four hour operation. (ii) The implementation of a twelve hour shift will be by mutual agreement between the Company and the Union. (iii) Twelve hour shifts may only be implemented where seventy-five (75) per cent of the employees in a unit or area petition for the change. (iv) The Company and the Union will mutually agree on the constitution of units or areas. (v) Two wage employees designated by the Union from the unit or area affected, will monitor the vote as outlined in part (iii) above. (vi) Twelve hour shifts may be terminated for any of the following reasons: (a) When more than 50% of the employees who are working twelve hour shifts on a unit petition to terminate twelve hour shifts at the end of a 54 week cycle. (b) At the request of the Union after 30 days’ notice. (c) At the request of the Company after 30 days’ notice.
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General Provisions for 12 Hour Shift Employees. (i) Twelve hour shifts will apply only to employees working a seven day continuous twenty-four hour operation. (ii) The implementation of a twelve hour shift will be by mutual agreement between the Company and the Union. (iii) Twelve hour shifts may only be implemented where seventy-five (75) per cent of the employees in a unit or area petition for the change. (iv) The Company and the Union will mutually agree on the constitution of units or areas. (v) Two wage employees designated by the Union from the unit or area affected, will monitor the vote as outlined in part (iii) above. (vi) Twelve hour shifts may be terminated for any of the following reasons: (a) When more than 50% of the employees who are working twelve hour shifts on a unit petition to terminate twelve hour shifts at the end of a 54 week cycle. (b) At the request of the Union after 30 days notice. (c) At the request of the Company after 30 days notice. (vii) Employees transferring from one unit to another will be subject to the shift schedule of that unit. Employees scheduled on progress days may be used to cover vacancies on an exception basis. This practice will be discouraged in order to avoid detracting from the benefits of the “progress” days. Progress days may not be mutualled. If a joint committee is unable to reach agreement on a schedule prior to November 1, 2004, the company will determine the schedule which will be implemented January 1, 2005.
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General Provisions for 12 Hour Shift Employees. (i) Twelve hour shifts will apply only to employees working a seven day continuous twenty-four hour operation. (ii) The implementation of a twelve hour shift will be by mutual agreement between the Company and the Union. (iii) Twelve hour shifts may only be implemented where seventy-five (75) per cent of the employees in a unit or area petition for the change. (iv) The Company and the Union will mutually agree on the constitution of units or areas. (v) Two wage employees designated by the Union from the unit or area affected, will monitor the vote as outlined in part (iii) above. (vi) Twelve hour shifts may be terminated for any of the following reasons.: (a) When more than 50% of the employees who are working twelve hour shifts on a unit petition to terminate twelve hour shifts at the end of a 54 week cycle. (b) At the request of the Union after 30 days notice. (c) At the request of the Company after 30 days notice. (vii) Employees transferring from one unit to another will be subject to the shift schedule of that unit. Note: The Company and the Union agree to implement a cohesive 4 spot shift schedule for areas of the plant. Such schedule will include a minimum of 2 – (8 hour “progress” days). The number of progress days in a year will be determined on a year by year basis by the Company in consultation with the Union. Progress days will always be scheduled on weekdays, never on weekends or on nights. Employees scheduled on progress days may be used to cover vacancies on an exception basis. This practice will be discouraged in order to avoid detracting from the benefit of the “progress” days. Progress days may not be mutualled. If a joint committee is unable to reach agreement on a schedule prior to November 1, 2004, the Company will determine the schedule which will be implemented January 1, 2005.
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