HIRING AND DISPATCHING Sample Clauses
The Hiring and Dispatching clause outlines the procedures and responsibilities related to the recruitment and assignment of personnel or resources for a project or service. It typically specifies how workers are selected, the process for assigning them to specific tasks or locations, and any requirements for notifying relevant parties. For example, it may detail the qualifications needed for certain roles or the steps for requesting additional staff. This clause ensures that the process of bringing on and allocating personnel is organized, transparent, and meets the operational needs of the parties involved.
HIRING AND DISPATCHING. The Union shall be the sole exclusive source of referrals of applicants for employment. When Employers signatory to this Agreement make a request for an Employee(s), the first (1st) applicant request will be selected by the Union Hall. The second (2nd) requested applicant, the contractor can call by name from the Union hiring hall work referral list. Subsequent requests will continue to alternate in the same way.
HIRING AND DISPATCHING. A. The Employer recognizes the Union as the sole and exclusive source of labor for all classifications covered by this Agreement. The Employer accepts the exclusive hiring hall procedure (See Appendix A) as the Union's procedure for dispatching Installers. The Union reserves the right to modify its dispatching procedures in Appendix A during the term of this agreement. The Employer shall be entitled to complete a crew with workers from any source when the Union is unable to provide sufficient qualified workers.
B. Workers who were covered by the “Convention Services Agreement” (SHOP) in effect until March 31, 2012 shall be known as Regulars. Workers who were covered by the Trade Show and Convention Decorator agreement (SHOW) in effect until March 31, 2012 shall be known as Installers.
C. The Union upon request of the Employer shall dispatch up to thirty-six (36) Installers by name. Regular status employees of the Employer shall not be counted against the Employer’s “call-by-name” list.
D. The Employer shall notify the Union of their call by name and provide their rollover lists for the next calendar week by 2:00 PM each Monday (except holidays) via e-mail or fax. There will be no modifications to the list during that calendar week except by mutual agreement as required for security reasons or client demands. If the Union does not receive a list by 2:00 PM each Monday the latest current list will remain in effect
E. The Union agrees to furnish competent workers in good standing to the best of its ability, and the membership of the Union will give loyal, unprejudiced support to the requirements of the Employer.
F. The Employer shall have the right to reject any worker dispatched by the Union if the worker is deemed by the Employer, in its sole discretion, not to be in a fit condition to perform the work for which the worker is dispatched. Workers sent home for just cause shall not be again dispatched to the same Employer for the remainder of the show.
G. When Installers are requested, the final update for the following days dispatch shall be sent to the Union before 2:00 PM by the Employer or such late dispatch shall be subject to low priority. The initial dispatch requirement for Saturday, Sunday or Monday morning shall be sent to the Union by 2:00 PM Friday. All initial requests for labor shall be submitted in writing, via e-mail or fax. This notification will satisfy the approximate number of Installers needed. Other dispatch, layoff and rollover informat...
HIRING AND DISPATCHING. 1. Employers shall secure employees in classifications covered by this Agreement from the Union hiring hall. The Union shall maintain a nondiscriminatory hiring hall and shall maintain accurate employee availability lists. There shall be no discrimination in hiring and/or promotion and/or any other aspects of employment because of race, creed, color, sex, national origin or age.
2. If the Union is unable to supply qualified workers within twenty-four (24) hours after request, the Employer shall have the right to hire from any source whatsoever.
3. The Employer shall require each new employee to present a written referral from the Union or shall call the Union office to request a written referral prior to putting the new employee to work.
4. Each written referral shall designate in which category or categories of the trade the worker is classified or may be employed.
5. The Employer may request specific workers by name and such workers will be dispatched to such Employer provided such workers are available for employment and are registered with the Union.
6. In the event no specific workers are requested by name, the Union will dispatch workers in the order in which they are registered from the lists on which they are registered.
7. Every employee reporting for work within the scope of this Agreement shall have the appropriate tools of the trade for the phase of the craft for which he is reporting. Each worker shall procure and maintain the required tools at their own expense. The listing of appropriate tools of the trade are as set forth below:
HIRING AND DISPATCHING. 1. The Employer shall call the Union when any additional workers are needed, and the Union agrees to refer workers to the Employer within twenty-four (24) hours, if available. If the Union is unable to furnish qualified workers to the Employer within forty-eight (48) hours after the Employer calls for them, the Employer shall be free to procure workers from any other source. However, the Employer shall require the workers so procured to present a work referral from the Union prior to putting the worker to work.
2. Notwithstanding the above, members in good standing with the Union may seek their own job and the Employer may have referred to it any applicant (who is registered on the Unions out of work list) by submitting a request by name to the Union.
3. The Employer shall require each new employee to present a written referral from the Union prior to putting the new employee to work.
4. When the Union, employee and Employer agree to reclassify an employee, the Employer shall require the employee to present a written referral from the Union prior to putting the employee to work at the new classification.
5. In the event the Employer fails to comply with these hiring procedures, the Union may utilize the dispute settlement or arbitration procedures set forth in this Agreement and may resort to such economic and legal remedies as it sees fit with respect to such Employer. Any economic action taken will not be considered a violation of this Agreement.
6. Every employee reporting for work within the scope of this Agreement shall have the appropriate tools of the trade for the phase of the craft for which he is reporting. Each worker shall procure and maintain the required tools at their own expense. The listing of appropriate tools of the trade are as set forth below: