Common use of NEW AND CHANGED JOBS Clause in Contracts

NEW AND CHANGED JOBS. 11.01 Prior to establishing a rate for a newly created job or for an existing job which has been substantially changed, the Employer agrees to negotiate with the Union the rate of pay for the new or changed job. Such negotiation shall occur prior to the rate of pay being installed. However, failing agreement on the new rate, the Employer shall install the new rate proposed by the Employer and the Union shall have the right to grieve whether or not the rate is proper based on its relationship to related or similar jobs. Upon final resolution, the rate to be paid will be retroactive. 11.02 If the matter is referred to arbitration, the arbitrator may establish a fair and equitable rate for the job within the context of the job functions and salary rates contained in the present Collective Agreement.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

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NEW AND CHANGED JOBS. 11.01 Prior to establishing a rate for a newly created job or for an existing job which has been substantially changed, the Employer agrees to negotiate with the Union the rate of pay for the new or changed job. Such negotiation shall occur prior to the rate of pay being installed. However, failing agreement on the new rate, the Employer shall install the new rate proposed by the Employer and the Union shall have the right to grieve whether or not the rate is proper based on its relationship to related or similar jobs. Upon final resolution, the rate to be paid will be retroactive. 11.02 If the matter is referred to arbitration, the arbitrator may establish a fair and equitable rate for the job within the context of the job functions and salary rates contained in the present Collective Agreement.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Agreement

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