JURISDICTION OF WORK. 2.1 The assignment of work of the sprinkler fitter and apprentice shall consist of the installation, maintenance, repair, servicing, inspection, backflow installation, and caulking of sleeves of fire suppression systems, including but not limited to sprinkler, halon, foam, clean agent, CO2 and dry chemical systems, including the unloading, handling, and installation by hand or with power equipment, of all piping or tubing, appurtenances or equipment pertaining thereto, including both overhead and underground water mains, fire hydrants and hydrant mains, standpipes and hose connections to sprinkler supply mains, sprinkler tank heaters, air lines associated with thermal sensing systems used in connection with sprinkler and alarm systems, also all tanks and pumps connected thereto, and other fixed systems used for fire protection purposes. This assignment of work shall also include the erection and dismantling of steel scaffolding, the operation and use of power operated scaffolding, the handling and use of swing stages, and all scaffolding a sprinkler fitter or their apprentice may use in the performance of their job.
2.2 A sprinkler system for fire protection purposes is an integrated system of underground and overhead piping designed in accordance with fire protection engineering standards. The system includes a suitable water supply such as gravity tank, fire pump, reservoir or pressure tank and/or connection by underground piping to a city main. The portion of the sprinkler system above ground is a network of specially sized or hydraulically designed piping installed in a building, structure or area generally overhead, and to which sprinklers are connected in a systematic pattern. The system includes a controlling valve and a device for actuating an alarm when the system is in operation. The system is usually activated by heat from a fire and discharges water over the fire area. Acceptable definitions of other fixed systems used for fire protection purposed will be as written in the applicable National Fire Protection Association standard.
2.3 Notwithstanding any reference in the agreements between various local unions of the United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipe Fitting Industry of the United States and Canada, and the Plumbing and Mechanical contractors associations representing these contractors, to the inclusion in the scope of work covered by this Agreement between the Employer and other signatories to this Agreem...
JURISDICTION OF WORK. 4.01 With a view to balancing the number of members of each of the affiliated Unions in his employ the Employer shall, after hiring a new employee who is not a member of one of the affiliated Unions, require the new employee to apply for membership in the affiliated Union as directed by the QCCC.
4.02 Due to the nature of work involved in nondestructive testing, there shall be no jurisdictional boundaries or disputes with respect to work covered by this Agreement between the employees covered by this Agreement or between any of the affiliated Unions and any of the local Unions affected by this Agreement.
4.03 The Council agrees that employees who have worked for the employer for the preceding one (1) month or four (4) months out of the preceding twelve (12), may work in any region in Canada without financial or other restriction and without requirement that the members of any local Unions, in such Region, be hired instead of or in addition to, regular employees of the employer.
(a) The Council agrees that the Employer may perform any work within the scope of this Agreement according to the terms of this Agreement which may be subcontracted to the Employer by any other employer having a collective agreement with an affiliated Union or Local Union, and that compliance by the Employer with the terms of this Agreement for such work shall be deemed by the affiliated Unions and Local Unions to be in compliance with the subcontracting restrictions, if any, contained in the aforementioned collective agreement with the other employer.
(b) The Employer will subcontract work covered by this Agreement only to Employers who are signatory to the Agreement or covered by virtue of Article 2.01. Subcontracting includes any arrangement by which another party performs work under the CANADIAN NUCLEAR SAFETY COMMISSION Radioisotope Licence of the Employer.
4.05 The Council represents and warrants that the affiliated Unions have the right and power to take into membership in the affiliated Unions and their respective Local Unions the employees covered by this Agreement and that the said employees may, according to the Constitutions, By-Laws and Rules of the said Unions work on construction sites.
4.06 The Local Union shall provide the regular employees with a suitable means of identity which such employees may present to shop stewards when the employees are working outside their home region. When it is the intention of the Employer to dispatch the employees to a locality outsid...
JURISDICTION OF WORK. The jurisdiction of work for the Journeyman Xxxxxxx shall include the handling, cutting, processing, preparing, setting or removing by any means, including mechanical glass handling equipment on the job, of the following types of glass, sealants, assembly and/or installation of same:
JURISDICTION OF WORK. 5.1 The exclusive jurisdiction of the Employees covered by this Agreement shall include all work of a kind and nature usually performed by stage hands such as handling, erecting, dismantling, transporting, preparing, maintaining and operating sets, scenery, properties, sound equipment, lights and lighting equipment, and stage equipment and machinery of all kinds and description, as well as the unpacking, packing, cleaning, pressing, dressing, maintaining and quick changing of theatrical costumes, as required, and all activities incidental thereto, in connection with:
(a) Any and all entertainments, rehearsals, performances and displays on any stage in the theatre complex;
(b) Any and all entertainments, full technical rehearsals, performances and displays performed in any room in the theatre by a company of or engaged by the Employer;
(c) Any and all entertainments, technical rehearsals, performances and displays in any room for which an admission is charged;
(d) All work of a nature or kind usually performed by stage hands in the theatre that is required in connection with television productions, closed circuit television, teleprompters, film projectors, filming and filming production work for both theatrical and television presentation which are produced or executed anywhere within such theatre in or on its grounds.
(e) For the purposes of this Agreement, the term theatre shall include the Orpheum Theatre complex or any other theatre which is the site of the main productions of the Employer and any other place of business in respect of which the Union becomes certified under the Labour Relations Code of British Columbia during the term hereof.
(f) It is understood that for main productions of the Employer in any other place of business in which the Union is not certified, the Employer will hire a crew of no fewer than two (2) car loaders/stagehands. For the purpose of this Agreement, “main production” is defined as a performance of the full orchestra or a large portion thereof, i.e. excluding chamber music performances, master classes, etc. When the Employer intends to record a show for a broadcast or taping in any medium, said Employer or their agent shall negotiate crewing with the Union's Representative at least one week prior to the scheduled date. If the Employer requires a recording of a production, or portion thereof, in any medium said recording shall be done by the crew on that call; provided, however, such recording does not restrict said crew ...
JURISDICTION OF WORK. 15 Job Descriptions, Titles and Classifications.........................................................
JURISDICTION OF WORK. 1. This agreement shall cover all work presently done by employees in the Xxxxxx District in job titles shown in Article 21 and in the wage schedules attached as Exhibit A hereto. Supervisory employees will not normally perform work done by members of the bargaining unit, except for:
a. Emergencies involving actual or potential interruptions of telephone service, the safety of employees or the public in general.
b. Training and instructional purposes.
c. Work which is incidental to supervisory duties on a job normally performed by a supervisor even though similar to duties found in bargaining unit jobs.
JURISDICTION OF WORK. The Association hereby recognizes the jurisdiction of the Union over work to be that work which has historically and traditionally been performed heretofore by members of the Operating Engineers in the geographical area of this Agreement. It is also agreed that if a jurisdictional dispute should occur, involving the Union and another construction union, that there shall be no stoppage of work because of such dispute. If the Unions involved and the Association are unable to settle the dispute, the disputed work shall proceed as assigned by the contractor, and the problem shall be referred to the International Presidents of the Unions involved to seek a settlement by them or their assigned representatives.
JURISDICTION OF WORK. 20.01 The Company agrees that it will not contract out any work covered by this Agreement if, as a result thereof, it would become necessary to lay off, or reduce to part time, or to reduce the rate of pay of any employee. The Company will determine whether or not vacancies exist. If the Company determines a vacancy exists, it will be the Company’s election to either backfill said vacancy with a Company employee or utilize other means of accomplishing the work.
20.02 The Company and the Union shall meet quarterly to review and discuss contractor usage. At such meeting the Company shall provide when and in which work area work has been performed under contract for a period of two (2) weeks or more. Nothing contained in the requirement shall impose any restrictions on the Company’s ability to contract work out except as specifically stated in Section 20.01 above.
20.03 The Company agrees that it will not work supervisory employees on work ordinarily performed by non-supervisory employees, except for purposes of instruction or to meet emergency conditions.
20.04 Employees may, on occasion, be required to travel outside the service area represented by CWA, Local 2204, to perform work on customer equipment. Likewise, it is understood that the Company may utilize individuals from outside the service area represented by CWA, Local 2204, when bid jobs must be installed in a limited time frame and when extraordinary customer troubles or emergencies occur. Should this be deemed necessary, the Company agrees to notify the local Union President in advance. It is understood that all qualified and available employees within the service area represented by CWA, Local 2204, will be utilized before additional Company individuals are brought in from the outside.
20.05 Nothing in this section is to be interpreted as prohibiting the Company from the consolidation or transfer of work to other CenturyLink groups. In such cases, the Company shall advise the Union of its intention to consolidate or transfer work prior to implementing such changes.
JURISDICTION OF WORK. SUBCONTRACTING, TOOLS, SAFETY AND PRODUCTION
A. JURISDICTION OF WORK
JURISDICTION OF WORK. The jurisdiction of work for the Xxxxxxx, Architectural Metal and Glass Workers shall include the installation, fabricating, distributing, handling, cutting, processing, preparing, setting or removing by any means, including loading, unloading, hoisting, lifting and rigging of any and all materials, tools, and equipment with mechanical handling equipment that may be used by members under this Agreement on the job, for any component included but not limited to: