Mobility of Manpower Sample Clauses

Mobility of Manpower. Employers shall be restricted in their employment of Carpenters to those carpenters who normally work in the geographic jurisdiction area of the local union where the project is located. Notwithstanding any language to the contrary in any area collective bargaining agreement for work in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont, the Employer shall have the right to employ any xxxxxxxxx who normally works within any of the six New England states pursuant to the following conditions: The xxxxxxxxx employee has worked a minimum of three (3) weeks for the employer in the previous five (5) months.
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Mobility of Manpower. A signatory Employer’s workforce shall be afforded full mobility throughout the geographical jurisdiction of Local 1163, as defined in this Agreement. The Employer will advise the Union of the location and estimated duration of the various projects and the number of Millwrights to be employed. Outside the geographic jurisdiction of Local 1163, but in the geographical jurisdiction of the Council, the Employer shall have the right to employ any millwright who is a member in good standing of any Local Union affiliated with the Eastern Millwright Regional Council pursuant to the following conditions: the Employee has worked a minimum of three (3) weeks for the Employer in the previous five (5) months. If the Employer fails to notify the Local Union prior to commencing work on a project in that local’s geographical jurisdiction, the Employer shall lose the mobility of manpower privileges for that project and the Employer shall be restricted in the employment of millwrights to those Employees who normally work in the geographical jurisdiction of the local Union where the project is located. No Employee shall be required to work in the geographical jurisdiction outside of the geographical jurisdiction of his home area. Employers shall not retaliate or discriminate against an Employee who refuses to work outside the geographical jurisdiction of his home area. If there is no available work other than work outside the geographical jurisdiction of the Employee’s home area, the Employer shall lay-off the Employee so that he is eligible to receive unemployment benefits.
Mobility of Manpower. Employers shall be restricted in their employment of carpenters to those carpenters who normally work in the geographical area of the local union where the project is located. Notwithstanding the preceding sentence or any similar language to the contrary in any other area collective bargaining agreement for work in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode island, Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont, the Employer shall have the right to employ any xxxxxxxxx who normally works within any of the six New England states pursuant to the following conditions: The xxxxxxxxx employee has worked a minimum of three (3) weeks for the employer in the previous five (5) months. If the Employer fails to notify a local union prior to commencing work on a project in that local’s geographical jurisdiction, violates jurisdictional assignments or area practice, the Employer shall lose the mobility of manpower privileges for the duration of the project for the first violation and for twelve (12) months on all projects for the second and subsequent violations and the Employer shall be restricted in its employment of carpenters to those carpenters who normally work in the geographical area of the local union where the project is located. The Employer will also lose mobility if it becomes or is reported to be delinquent (two weeks or more) in fringe benefit payments. This penalty may be appealed to the Executive Secretary-Treasurer of NASRCC and an AGC Representative. No employee shall be required to work in a geographical jurisdiction outside of the geographical jurisdiction of his home state. Employers shall not retaliate or discriminate against an employee who refuses to work outside of the geographical jurisdiction of his home state. If there is no available work, other than work outside of the geographical jurisdiction of the employee’s home state, the Employer shall lay-off that employee so that he is eligible to receive unemployment benefits. The employee must comply with the Department of Employment and Training guidelines.

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