Points of Assembly Sample Clauses

Points of Assembly. ‌ (a) Every employee will be assigned a regular point of assembly. Unless otherwise specified in this agreement, an employee shall commence and terminate each day's work at their point of assembly. (b) Except for those points of assembly specified in Appendix 1, and other previously agreed upon points of assembly, all other points of assembly shall be mutually agreed upon at the local level between the Union and the Employer. This includes the creation of new points of assembly when the Employer establishes new worksites. (c) If mutual agreement cannot be reached at the local level, the matter shall be immediately referred to the Article 29 Committee for recommendations to resolve the dispute. In the event the Article 29 Committee cannot make recommendations to resolve the dispute, either party may refer the matter to arbitration, pursuant to Article 9 - Arbitration of the Main Public Service Agreement. (d) Employees shall be notified of any changes in the point of assembly at least 72 hours and where possible, five days in advance or by mutual agreement at the local level. (e) Notwithstanding (d) above, the Employer may temporarily change the point of assembly in the event of an emergency.
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Points of Assembly. ‌ (a) The point of assembly shall be the location at which the employee normally receives their daily direction. (b) Unless otherwise specified in this agreement, an employee shall commence and terminate each day's work at their point of assembly. (c) Assembly points may be changed by mutual agreement at the local level. The Employer may change temporarily the point of assembly in the event of an emergency. (d) Where new worksites are established by the Employer, the assembly point shall be mutually agreed to by the Employer and the Union prior to work commencing at the new worksite. (e) It is the intent of this article that employees shall return to their point of assembly at the end of each workday whenever possible.
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Points of Assembly. ‌ (a) Points of assembly for employees in classifications listed in Appendix 3: (1) Except for those points of assembly specified in Appendix 1, and other previously agreed upon points of assembly, all other points of assembly shall be mutually agreed upon at the local level between the Union and the Employer within 30 days of the signing of this agreement. If mutual agreement cannot be reached at the local level within the time specified above, the matter shall be immediately referred to a joint committee for recommendations to resolve the dispute. In the event the Joint Committee cannot make recommendations to resolve the dispute, either party may refer the matter to arbitration, pursuant to Article 9—Arbitration of the Master Agreement. (2) Unless otherwise specified in this agreement, an employee shall commence and terminate each day's work at their point of assembly. (3) Except for those points of assembly specified in Appendix 1, assembly points may be changed by mutual agreement at the local level. The Employer may change temporarily the point of assembly in the event of an emergency. (4) The point of assembly shall be the location at which the employee normally receives their daily direction. (5) Where new worksites are established by the Employer, the assembly point shall be mutually agreed to by the Employer and the Union prior to work commencing at the new worksite. (6) It is the intent of this article that employees shall return to their point of assembly at the end of each workday whenever possible. (b) Point of assembly for employees in classifications listed in Appendix 2: (1) Every employee will be assigned a headquarters and a regular point of assembly within their headquarters. A regular point of assembly is the location where the employee daily reports for work and will be an established point such as a yard, maintenance depot, nursery, farm, etc. The regular point of assembly will be changed only in accordance with Clause 12.4 of the Master Agreement with prior notification of 60 days or by mutual agreement. (2) For those employees in locations where there has been more than one recognized regular point of assembly and employees have been assigned to work at any of these regular points of assembly, the Employer will advise the employee of the regular point of assembly to which they are to report with as much advance notice as is reasonably possible. (3) When an employee is assigned to a work location so far removed from their headquarte...
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Points of Assembly. (a) Every employee will be assigned a regular point of assembly. Unless otherwise specified in this agreement, an employee shall commence and terminate each day's work at their point of assembly. (b) Except for those points of assembly specified in Appendix 1, and other previously agreed upon points of assembly, all other points of assembly shall be mutually agreed upon at the local level between the Union and the Employer. This includes the creation of new points of assembly when the Employer establishes new worksites.
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Points of Assembly. (a) Points of assembly for employees in classifications listed in Appendix 3 or 4 (1) Except for those points of assembly specified in Appendix 1, and other previously agreed upon points of assembly, all other points of assembly shall be mutually agreed upon at the local level between the Union and the Employer within 30 days of the signing of this Agreement. If mutual agreement cannot be reached at the local level within the time specified above, the matter shall be immediately referred to a Joint Committee for recommendations to resolve the dispute. In the event the Joint Committee cannot make recommendations to resolve the dispute, either Party may refer the matter to arbitration, pursuant to Article 9—Arbitration of the Master Agreement. (2) Unless otherwise specified in this Agreement, an employee shall commence and terminate each day's work at their point of assembly. (3) Except for those points of assembly specified in Appendix 1, assembly points may be changed by mutual agreement at the local level. The Employer may change temporarily the point of assembly in the event of an emergency. (4) The point of assembly shall be the location at which the employee normally receives their daily direction. (5) Where new worksites are established by the Employer, the assembly point shall be mutually agreed to by the Employer and the Union prior to work commencing at the new worksite. (6) It is the intent of this Article that employees shall return to their point of assembly at the end of each workday whenever possible.
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Points of Assembly. ‌ (a) Every employee will be assigned a headquarters and a regular point of assembly within their headquarters. A regular point of assembly is the location where the employee daily reports for work and will be an established point such as a yard, maintenance depot, ferry or landing. (b) For those employees in locations where there has been more than one recognized regular point of assembly and employees have been assigned to work at any of these regular points of assembly, the Employer will advise the employee of the regular point of assembly to which they are to report with as much advance notice as is reasonably possible. (c) Where an employee works away from their regular point of assembly, as the case may be, they will, at the Employer's option, either travel on the Employer's time or be paid for hours travelled at the overtime rates. For purposes of this clause, "overtime rates" as used in Clause 16.6(a)—Overtime Compensation of the ALFD Agreement shall prevail. "Overtime rates" as referred to in this clause applies only to the rate applicable
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Points of Assembly. (a) Every employee will be assigned a headquarters and a regular point of assembly within their headquarters. A regular point of assembly is the location where the employee daily reports for work and will be an established point such as a yard, maintenance depot, ferry or landing. The regular point of assembly will be changed with prior notification of 60 days or by mutual agreement. (b) For those employees in locations where there has been more than one recognized regular point of assembly and employees have been assigned to work at any of these regular points of assembly, the Employer will advise the employee of the regular point of assembly to which they are to report with as much advance notice as is reasonably possible. (c) Where an employee works away from their regular or temporary field point of assembly, as the case may be, they will, at the Employer's option, either travel on the Employer's time or be paid for hours travelled at the overtime rates. For purposes of this clause, "overtime rates" as used in Clause 16.6(a) of the agreement shall prevail. "Overtime rates" as referred to in this clause applies only to the rate applicable.
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