PARTIAL OR TOTAL CLOSURE Sample Clauses

PARTIAL OR TOTAL CLOSURE. If there is a discontinuance of all or part of Xxxxxxxx Spring-Kingsville Plant operation, an elimination of a job classification or department whether temporary or permanent, the Company shall notify in writing indicating the reason for the action and shall meet with the Union Plant Committee to inform them of the circumstances in detail and to discuss any feasible solution and review any possible alternatives including all aspects facing the effected employees. The Company will endeavour to provide as much advance notice as possible.
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PARTIAL OR TOTAL CLOSURE. 27:01 The Company shall advise the Union at least six (6) months in advance of any contemplated shutdown of operations that will affect the employees. Such notice shall be in writing and indicate the reason for the action. The Union and the Company will meet immediately to discuss the contemplated shutdown with a view to providing a solution to the problem or jobs for the employees involved.
PARTIAL OR TOTAL CLOSURE. 18.1 The Company will make its best effort to advise the Union at least two
PARTIAL OR TOTAL CLOSURE. 37.01 The Employer shall advise the Union in writing at least one (1) month in advance of any shutdown of operations that will affect the employees.

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