Priority Related Issues Sample Clauses

Priority Related Issues. (a) Layoffs: For the purposes of layoff, all staff listed on Schedules “A” and “B” to this Supplemental Agreement, irrespective of classification, have been merged on either a full-time or part-time priority list. Those priority lists are attached as Schedule “C” to this Supplemental Agreement. In the event of staff reduction, the Employer will follow the procedure in Clause (1301) A.6 or B.4 of the Collective Agreement prior to making any reduction in staff from Schedule “C”. In any event, former Paperhandlers not working in traditional roles as identified on Schedule “B” will be subject to reduction ahead of all former Journeymen Pressmen listed on Schedule “A”, but after the five pool substitutes noted in Section 5 above (Section 10 of the Agreement in Principle). Former Paperhandlers not working in traditional roles will be subject to staff reduction in inverse order of priority shown on Schedule “B” to this Supplemental Agreement. Those thirteen Paperhandlers performing traditional roles would only be subject to staff reduction in the event the Employer chooses to reduce staff in those areas of the operation. For greater certainty, the thirteen Paperhandlers in traditional roles cannot bump anyone else, nor can they be bumped.
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Priority Related Issues a). Layoffs: For the purpose of layoff, all staff from Schedules “A” and “B” irrespective of classification shall be merged on either a full-time or part-time priority list. Those priority lists are attached as Schedule “C”. In the event of staff reduction, the Employer will follow the procedure in Section 4 (f) prior to making any reduction in staff from Schedule “C”. In any event, Paperhandlers not working in traditional roles as identified on Schedule “B” will be subject to reduction ahead of all Journeymen Pressmen listed on Schedule “A” except the five pool substitutes named in Section 10. Paperhandlers not working in traditional roles would be subject to staff reduction in inverse order of priority shown on Schedule “B”. Those thirteen performing traditional roles would only be subject to staff reduction in the even the Employer chooses to reduce staff in those areas of the operation. For greater certainty, the thirteen in traditional roles cannot bump anyone else nor can they be bumped.
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Priority Related Issues. (a) Layoffs: For the purposes of layoff, all staff listed on Schedules 'A" and to this Supplemental Agreement, irrespective of classification, have been merged on either a full-time or part-time priority list. Those priority lists are attached as Schedule this Supplemental Agreement. In the event of staff reduction, the Employer will follow the procedure in Clause (1301) or of the Collective Agreement prior to making any reduction in staff from Schedule In any event, former Paperhandlers not working in traditional roles as identified on Schedule will be subject to reduction ahead of all former Journeymen Pressmen listed on Schedule 'A", but after the five pool substitutes noted in Section above (Section of the Agreement in Principle). Former Paperhandlers not working in traditional roles will be subject to staff reduction in inverse order of priority shown on Schedule to this Supplemental Agreement. Those thirteen performing traditional roles would only be subject to staff reduction in the event the Employer chooses to reduce staff in those areas of the operation. For greater certainty, the thirteen Paperhandlers in traditional roles cannot bump anyone else, nor can they be bumped. Shift Claiming Shift claiming procedure shall continue to be in order of priority with Employees on Schedule 'A" to this Supplemental Agreement claiming positions vacated by Employees on the same schedule and Employees on Schedule claiming positions vacated by Employees on the same schedule. Promotion Vacancies in the Percentage Press Person or Press Person classifications shall be filled in accordance with the provisions of Clause (806) of the Collective Agreement. For Percentage Press Persons positions previously known as 'Upstairs" Xxxxxxxx positions, applicants may come from a number of groups including Regular Journeymen Pressmen and Priority Substitutes and Press Persons. Notwithstanding Clause (806) of the Collective Agreement, full-time Press Person positions shall be awarded to the most senior priority substitute Journeyman Xxxxxxxx who applies provided that the following minimum qualification criteria are met:
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