New Machinery Sample Clauses

New Machinery. 23.1 The Company and the Union agree that, for the best interest of the employees, the Company and the community as a whole, they favor and will encourage the progress and growth of the Granite Industry in Vermont. The Company has the right to introduce new machinery into the plant, and the assignment of an operator to new machinery will be made on a reasonable basis with appropriate consideration for safety, workload, existing practices, and operational requirements including production efficiency and flexibility. The Company agrees that, in the operation of granite working machinery, the present jurisdiction of the union will be preserved. The Company further agrees that employees covered by the agreement shall be given reasonable opportunity to become proficient with new granite working machinery. It is understood that the employees of a manufacturer displaced because of the introduction of new machinery into the plant shall be given such first opportunity.
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New Machinery. The value shall not exceed the cost of replacement or repair of any damaged part or parts plus charges for forwarding and refitting if incurred, but excluding duty unless the full duty is included in the amount covered. In no event will the Companies pay more than the covered value of the complete machine.
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New Machinery. In the event that new machinery should be brought in, creating new classifications and jobs, wages and classifications for such shall be negotiated with the Union immediately.
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New Machinery. Section 1: Break-in Period In the event that new machinery is installed, the Parties shall meet after the new machinery is operating properly to determine the wage to be paid for operating the new machinery. Such new rates to be based on similar or related classifications in the Wage Schedule and/or usual rates paid for this type of work in the Veneer Plywood Manufacturing industry of British Columbia. Two (2) months will be considered adequate to run-in the new machinery and establish the new rate although this time period may be extended by mutual consent. Section 2: Rates New rates established under this Article shall be retroactive to the machinery start-up.
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