Operators Eligibility to Sign-Up Sample Clauses

Operators Eligibility to Sign-Up. Operators who are determined to be permanently disabled or who have been off on LTD or WSBC for greater than six (6) months as a result of health or other reasons will not be eligible to sign up. If such Operators return, they will be placed on the Spareboard at the Operating Centre that they would have rated according to the Union for the balance of the current sheet, with days off that they would have rated according to the Union. Operators who present a Certificate from their doctor indicating a definite return date which will fall within the first three (3) weeks of a new sheet may sign up for that sheet.
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