Privatization. No work presently performed by Union members and which would result in the displacement of employees from their classification will be undertaken by the City. The City retains the right to hire temporary or part-time employees.
Privatization. The provisions of this Section VII shall not apply to any governmental or quasi-governmental agency that is privatized or otherwise ceases to be owned by the United States.
Privatization. If USEC is privatized and its duties and obligations are assumed by a private corporation pursuant to such privatization, this Agreement shall survive and shall be transferred to such private corporation without the need for DOE or USEC to take any further action. In such event, the name of such private corporation shall be substituted for that of USEC in this Agreement. In addition, DOE and USEC shall take whatever further action is required to transfer to such private corporation any memorandum of agreement or other documents related to this Agreement and entered into by DOE and USEC on or after the date hereof which cannot be transferred to such private corporation by the operation of their terms.
Privatization. In the event that SMTC Corporation’s common shares cease to be publicly traded or SMTC Corporation ceases to be an SEC registrant (except by reason of a change of control), the Executive may at his option, deem his employment to have been terminated without cause under Section 4.2 of this Agreement, and in which case he will be entitled to receive all payments in accordance with Section 4.2.
Privatization. When and where available, students may opt to privatize a partially occupied space by agreeing to pay additional charges for the private room each semester. This option applies only to those living in 2-student rooms within first-year buildings. The privatization rate for these spaces is 1.5 times the room rate posted for the space being privatized. This process typically takes place after the second week of classes for each term.
Privatization. A. The Board may not privatize (sub-contract) any bargaining unit work if: It would result in the lay-off or elimination of current bargaining unit employees; would result in the elimination of an entire classification or would reduce an employee’s current salary.
B. Any violation, misinterpretation and/or misapplication of this Agreement shall be submitted to final and binding arbitration under the provisions of Article VII – E. 3 (Grievance Procedure) of the Negotiated Agreement.
Privatization. Issuer shall use its best efforts to complete the Privatization as soon as practicable and in any event on or prior to the Privatization Deadline. For the avoidance of doubt, in case the Privatization is terminated or has not been consummated by the Privatization Deadline as a result of one or both of the following: (i) Investor breaches any material terms of the Transaction Documents except for breach that does not contribute to the non-consummation of the Privatization, or (ii) Issuer, despite using its best efforts, has not obtained sufficient financing to fund Privatization, including, but not limited to, the Bank Financing by the Privatization Deadline, Issuer shall not be deemed to have breached this covenant.
Privatization. The policy of privatization shall increase society's share of ownership by affording workers access to ownership of privatized companies. It shall also avoid monopolistic practices, while guaranteeing business freedom and consumer protection, in accordance with the provisions of article 110 of the Constitution.
Privatization. Privatization is the turnover of government real property assets to a vendor who will use the assets to provide a service through a contractual agreement. The Union will be given an opportunity to participate in the Employer’s decision making process involving privatization. This involvement is in no way intended to interfere with management’s statutory right to make decisions relative to privatization and other outsourcing.
Privatization. 14.1 The College has the right and responsibility to determine what work is to be performed and by whom it shall be performed.
14.2 If cost savings is the reason the College considers contracting out any work normally being performed by members of the bargaining unit that results in current employees having their jobs eliminated, the College shall provide the Union written notice of the anticipated action no less than thirty (30) calendar days prior to the planned implementation of the action.
14.3 Prior to making a final determination on the issue, the College shall allow the Union to present alternatives to contracting out employee services. In the event the College and the Union agree on cost-saving measures that may alleviate the need to contract out the services, the measures shall be implemented.
14.4 If the College allows bidding on the provision of employee services, the employees shall be allowed to bid to the extent provided by law.
