Packer Sample Clauses

Packer. Taking off gas fired oven.
Packer. In the context of 1.4.1, the packer shall comply with in particular: (a) The requirements concerning packing conditions, or mixed packing conditions; and (b) When he prepares packages for carriage, the requirements concerning marking and labelling of the packages.
Packer. The term ‘‘packer’’ has the meaning given the term in section 1635i of this title.
Packer. A person that packs boxes, especially someone who prepares and packs for transportation. A packer shall be also be part of the moving crew. Driver/Mover & Packer shall be used interchangeably in this contract.
Packer. Works under supervision. Does visual check on product. Packs product in specified quantities or by weight. Trims product if necessary.
Packer function PACKER(Method,Smin, M, T ,EM) :
Packer. Employees undertaking duties principally involving assembling, labelling and packaging stock, loading/unloading goods, dispatching, sorting and documenting goods and general labour duties.
Packer. The term ‘‘packer’’ means any person en- gaged in the business of buying cattle in com- merce for purposes of xxxxxxxxx, of manufac- turing or preparing meats or meat food prod- ucts from cattle for sale or shipment in com- merce, or of marketing meats or meat food products from cattle in an unmanufactured form acting as a wholesale broker, dealer, or distributor in commerce, except that— (A) the term includes only a cattle proc- essing plant that is federally inspected; (B) for any calendar year, the term in- cludes only a cattle processing plant that slaughtered an average of at least 125,000 head of cattle per year during the imme- diately preceding 5 calendar years; and (C) in the case of a cattle processing plant that did not xxxxxxxxx cattle during the im- mediately preceding 5 calendar years, the Secretary shall consider the plant capacity of the processing plant in determining whether the processing plant should be con- sidered a packer under this part.
Packer. During the period to mid-October, should a layoff be necessary, seasonal employees shall be laid off before full-time or part-time employees, a layoff be necessary in any event, full-time employees be entitled to become part- time employees prior to being laid off. Such employees shall have seniority rights over classified part-time employees regardless of length of service. Should a to a full-time position occur, it shall be in inverse order to that in which the layoff occurred, subject to the skill and ability of the employees concerned to do the work required. When becomes to reduce the workforce within each unit determined at Article following procedure will In all workforce reduction, seasonal If the reduction of the workforce more part-time will be laid off within the unit. However, understood if there are no full-time available or to reduced hours pursuant less senior will be to work these hours while there may be time layoff. If the reduction of the workforce more the will than be laid off within their classification inverse order of would remain a t work did skills to execute the normal work, When an who does have in the affected the reduction could a basis. In this three months from the of the the could, after a written notice of a t least fifteen il to that affect, to work and in this case clause be An employee shall lose seniority and employment shall be terminated if he:
Packer. A wage-earner who transposes all given requirements and ascertains the quality of each piece before packing.