Common use of Jurisdictional Differences Clause in Contracts

Jurisdictional Differences. The Company will advise the Union, prior to implementation, of the assignment of existing or new positions to management or out of scope where those positions may bear on the Union's jurisdiction. The parties mutually agree that the resolution of differences arising from the jurisdictional allocation of positions will be processed in accordance with the Dispute Resolution Process outlined in Article 14 of this Agreement. If, however, a jurisdictional difference is not resolved by the parties and the Union elects to refer the matter to a third party, the dispute will be referred to the Labour Relations Board for a final and binding decision.

Jurisdictional Differences. The Company will shall advise the Union, prior to implementation, of the assignment of existing or new positions to management or out of scope where those positions may bear on the Union's jurisdiction. The parties mutually agree that the resolution of differences arising from the jurisdictional allocation of positions will shall be processed in accordance with the Dispute Resolution Process outlined in Article 14 of this Agreement. If, however, a jurisdictional difference is not resolved by the parties and the Union elects to refer the matter to a third party, the dispute will shall be referred to the Labour Relations Board for a final and binding decision.