Permanent Sequence Changes/New Jobs Sample Clauses

Permanent Sequence Changes/New Jobs. Where a permanent change in the relationship of jobs in a sequence takes place, where new jobs are installed, or where either the Union or the Company desires a change, the Company shall meet with the Union to revise or develop the sequence under the principles set forth above. Should there be no agreement between the Company and the Union on the new or changed sequence, the revised or new diagram proposed by the Company shall be put into effect. The Union may at any time within thirty (30) days after the proposed sequence is installed submit a grievance claiming that the sequence was not developed in accordance with the principles described above. Should changes be made in the sequences, the established seniority rights of the employees involved shall be protected if they are deemed qualified. For the purpose of promotion or demotion, the progression sequences shown in the appendices shall be in effect.
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