PART GENERAL Sample Clauses

PART GENERAL. The Company recognizes the Union as the only certified bargaining agent for all Unlicensed Personnel employed in the Deck, Engine room and Xxxxxxx'x Departments of vessels owned, operated, or directly or indirectly controlled by the Company provided that such vessels are operated within. the coastal an inland waters of B r i t i s h Columbia or on waters bordering on the Yukon and North West Territories, or if operated on a national or international basis that the port from which the vessel is dispatched is within the coastal waters of British Columbia. Where a vessel covered by this Agreement is chartered or leased, the terms of such charter lease shall provide that this Agreement shall unless a vessel chartered or leased to a Company which has an Agreement with another Union to man and operate vessels and such Agreement the provision that the other Union has jurisdiction over the work to be performed. Should the charterer or lessee fail or neglect to abide by the terms of the Unlicensed Personnel concerned for wages or other monetary which are not paid be the charterer or lessee. Where a vessel covered by this Agreement is sold to a company or to an individual, satisfactory proof of such be provided to the Union within seven days. For greater clarity, the company shall furnish the Union with a list of the vessels described above, and the parties recog- nize that the list may be altered from time to time. The term Unlicensed Personnel used in this Agreement does not include the Masters, Mates and Engineers sailing on these vessels. A Labour Management Committee shall be established consisting of members of the unions and representatives of the companies that jointly participated in the negotiation of the present agreement. The purpose of the Labour Management Committee shall be to discuss and make every effort to resolve matters of est to the parties, and the Committee may discuss grievances, noise abatement, crew accommodation and safety, which occur on specific vessels. Where the Committee cannot resolve matters then such grievances may be disposed of by either party under the "Grievance Procedure" contained in this agreement. Committee meetings shall be held no less than once every two months, on the third Monday of each second month. Each of the parties shall submit to the other an agenda of matters to be discussed at least fourteen days prior to the meeting day. The Company agrees that only tugs whose full crews are covered by a recognized Marine Uni...
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PART GENERAL. RECOGNITION TERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION AND INTIMIDATION LEGAL DEFENCE INSURANCE MERCHANT SERVICE GUILD, WESTERN BRANCH PENSION PLAN BOARDINGPASS ANNUAL VACATIONS e DUTIES. OVERTIME. XXXXXXX JOINT SAFETY COMMITTEE LIABILITY INSURANCE OTHER MARINE EMPLOYMENT SEVERANCE PAY PART II CONTINUOUS OPERATING VESSELS LEAVE SUBSISTENCE EQUIPMENT PART III SHIFT TUGS SHIFTTUGS. EIGHT HOUR SHIFT TWELVE HOUR SHIFT TUGS AGREEMENT
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PART GENERAL. RECOGNITION CANADIAN MERCHANT SERVICE GUILD, PENSION PLAN (TOWBOATS) BOARDING PASS WARRANTY OF CONTINUOUS OPERATION BENEFIT PLAN MARINE DISASTER AND MISHAP MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE SENIORITY ANNUAL VACATIONS ANNUAL VACATION PAY ON TERMINATION STATUTORY HOLIDAYS EDUCATION AND UPGRADING DUTIES. DUTIES OTHER THAN AS AN OFFICER EMPLOYEES WORKING BY THE VESSEL CLOTHING TOWBOAT ACCOMMODATION STANDARDS OVERTIME. XXXXXXX JOINT SAFETY COMMITTEE LIABILITY INSURANCE TOUR OF DUTY OTHER MARINE EMPLOYMENT SEVERANCE PAY PART CONTINUOUS OPERATING VESSELS HOURSONDUTY LEAVE SUBSISTENCE TRAVEL AND TRANSFERS PAYMENT FOR EXCESSIVE HOURS SECURITY WATCHES RADAREQUIPMENT PART SHIFT TUGS SHIFTTUGS. EIGHT HOUR SHIFT TWELVE HOUR SHIFT TUGS WESTERN BRANCH PART APPENDICES SHIPS OTHER TUGS AGREEMENT EFFECTIVE DATES UNION DISPATCH FEE COMPANY VESSELS
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PART GENERAL. An agreement shall be executed between the employee special leave and the Board in the form attached to these THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR OF TORONTO SPECIAL LEAVE OF ABSENCE This Agreement made in duplicate this day of THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR CITY OF TORONTO
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PART GENERAL. An shall be executed between the employee granted special leave and the Board in the form attached to these THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR THE CITY OF TORONTO This Agreement made in duplicate this day of BETWEEN : THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR THE CITY OF TORONTO hereinafter PART OF THE FIRST hereinafter called the "Employee" OF THE SECOND
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PART GENERAL. An agreement shall be executed between the employee granted special leave and the Board in the form attached to these regulations. FOR CITY OF This Agreement made in duplicate this of called the ”Board) FIRST PART of the City of Toronto in the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto (hereinaftercalled the ”Employee”) the Board has agreed on the terms hereinafter set out in accordance with the regulations of the Board in that behalf to grant leave to the Employee for consecutive months of days and to pay of the Employee’s salary for the purpose of a Special Leave.
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