Grandparenting Clause Samples
The Grandparenting clause establishes that certain individuals or entities who were previously subject to different rules or standards will continue to be governed by those earlier provisions, rather than new or updated requirements. In practice, this means that existing participants, products, or agreements are exempt from changes that would otherwise apply to new entrants or arrangements, such as regulatory updates or revised contract terms. The core function of this clause is to protect established interests and ensure a smooth transition by preventing retroactive application of new rules, thereby reducing disruption and uncertainty for those already operating under the prior framework.
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Grandparenting. When positions are reclassified at lower rates of pay, the positions shall be grandparented and the new lower rate will not take effect until the existing incumbent leaves the position. Employees in grandparented positions shall receive all negotiated increases in salary and step increases.
Grandparenting. The terms and conditions of employment for part-time regular employees hired before the date of signing of the 14th Master Agreement and named at Appendix 5 will be grandparented until such time as the employees vacate the position(s).
Grandparenting. The provisions of Article 12 will not apply to Teachers whose service with the Board commences on or after September 1, 1983. Teachers employed by the Board on August 31, 1983 are guaranteed, when eligible as per conditions of Article 12:01, the benefits under Article 7 contained in the 1982-83 Collective Agreement, and the terms and conditions of Article 12 may not be changed in the future insofar as they pertain to those Teachers employed by the Board on August 31, 1983. All Teachers employed by the Board on August 31, 1983, have been provided with a letter guaranteeing benefits as outlined in this Article.
Grandparenting. The provisions of Article VI will not apply to teachers whose service with the Board commences on or after September 1, 1983. Teachers employed by the Board on August 31, 1983 are guaranteed, when eligible as per conditions of Article 7:01 (1982- 83 Collective Agreement) or Article 6:02 (1989-91 Collective Agreement), the benefits under Article VII contained in the 1982- 83 Collective Agreement, and the terms and conditions of Article VI may not be changed in the future insofar as they pertain to those teachers employed by the Board on August 31, 1983. All teachers employed by the Board on August 31, 1983, have been provided with a letter guaranteeing benefits as outlined in this Article.
Grandparenting. 33.7.1 All Maintenance staff on permanent employment with the Maintenance Department as of December 11, 1993, are to be protected from bumping (and recall) by any person who completes their apprenticeship with the Board through the in-house program.
33.7.2 If the Maintenance Department is required to lay off, the apprentices would be the first laid-off, and have right of recall to that apprenticeship classification.
33.7.3 Journeys hired from outside the Bargaining Unit after December 11, 1993, may be bumped by an individual that completes their apprenticeship.
Grandparenting. Bargaining unit employees who have been on staff since at least April 1, 1995 will be recognized as having the high school requirements for the position they hold on January 1, 2000. Example: An employee employed in a position requiring Grade 12 education would be qualified to apply for any bargaining unit position requiring Grade 12 or less provided they meet the other qualifications of the position.
Article 26 Sub-contracting
26:01 It shall not be considered as sub-contracting should the Employer:
(a) Merge or amalgamate with another health care facility or health care related facility; or
(b) Transfer or combine any of its operations or functions with another health care facility or health care related facility; or
(c) Take over any of the operations or functions of another health care facility.
26:02 In accordance with Article 26:01, an employee will be given ninety (90) days’ notice and severance pay on the basis of two (2) weeks’ pay at the regular basic rate, for the position last occupied, for each year of employment with the Employer if the Employer is unable to provide alternate employment for which the employee possesses qualifications and ability sufficient to perform the required duties within a fifty (50) kilometre radius of the employee’s originating facility.
26:03 If the Employer intends to sub-contract work which results in the displacement of a number of employees, the Employer will notify the Union at least ninety (90) days in advance of such change and will make every reasonable effort to find suitable alternative employment with the Facility for those employees so displaced and will guarantee to offer alternative employment with the Facility to those employees who have thirty-six (36) months or more continuous service with the Employer. Any employee with more than thirty-six (36) months’ service accepting a position in a lower paid classification will continue at the salary of his/his present classification and will receive an increase only when the rate in his/his new scale, corresponding to his/his years of service, provides for an increase over his/his current rate.
Grandparenting. All Maintenance staff on permanent employment with the Maintenance Department as of December are to be ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ (and recall) by any person who completes their apprenticeship with the Board through the in-house program. If the Maintenance Department is requiredto lay off, the apprentices would be the first and have right of recall to that apprenticeshipclassification. Journeys hired from outside the Bargaining Unit after December may be bumped by an individual that completes their apprenticeship.
Grandparenting. The provisions of Article XII will not apply to teachers whose service with the Board commences on or after September 1st, 1983. Teachers employed by the Board on August 31st, 1983, are guaranteed, when eligible as per conditions of Article 12:01, the benefits under Article VII contained in the 1982-83 Collective Agreement, and the terms and conditions of Article XII may not be changed in the future insofar as they pertain to those teachers employed by the Board on August 31st, 1983. All teachers employed by the Board on August 31, 1983, have been provided with a letter guaranteeing benefits as outlined in this Article.
Grandparenting. For purposes of job security, everyone will start as a PTF1 in the fall. • If a person has enough time at WSU for promotion to PTF2, then the unit will evaluate that person in the first semester and, presuming the evaluation is successful, the person will be promoted in the second semester (normally this would be winter of 2009). • If the new PTF2 had enough time to be promoted to PTF3, the same procedure applies in the second semester of teaching. • So one who qualifies and passes evaluation would be a PTF3 next May. • If the unit doesn't evaluate the part-time faculty person, then promotion to the next level will be automatic. • People who fail the evaluation have a 3 year remedial period, and if they fail again, they are not renewed. • What this means is that people currently earning $582 a credit hour will be earning $700 per credit hour in September and, if they have taught here for 6 semesters, should be earning $850 per credit hour in January. • Those who currently have more than two years of employment at WSU, and continue as part-time faculty, should be PTF3s and earning at least $1000 per credit hour (plus the annual raises) by the last semester of the four-year contract. • $25,000 Professional Development fund established for UPTF members. • Agency Shop: part-time faculty must either join the union or pay an agency fee.
Grandparenting. The provisions of Article 6 will not apply to teachers whose service with the Board commences on or after September 1, 1983. Teachers employed by the Board on August 31, 1983 are guaranteed, when eligible as per conditions of Article 7:01 (1982-83 Collective Agreement) or Article 6:02 (1989-91 Collective Agreement), the benefits under Article 7 contained in the 1982-83 Collective Agreement, and the terms and conditions of Article 6 may not be changed in the future insofar as they pertain to those teachers employed by the Board on August 31, 1983. All teachers employed by the Board on August 31, 1983, have been provided with a letter guaranteeing benefits as outlined in this Article.