Protection Re Sample Clauses

Protection Re. Sale of Assets The Company is currently reviewing the feasibility of selling “Trans West” and the “Lime Plant”. Should either of these facilities be sold, leased, or otherwise transferred, the existing hourly employees in these facilities will be given first option to fill the positions required to operate the facility. Such employees will receive the same wages and benefits that were in place when these jobs were performed at Algoma prior to the change in operators and will continue to participate in the Algoma pension plan. These conditions will be incorporated into a collective agreement between the new operator and the USWA. Prior to the closing of any agreement to sell, lease, or transfer operating assets, the new employer and the Union will enter into a Collective Agreement. Employees who remain employed in either of these facilities will maintain the amount of corporate seniority that they had in their former local union on the date of transfer of the asset: and will be entitled to exercise their seniority and revert to Algoma Steel in the event they are no longer required in the operation. The sale, transfer or lease of any other operating asset will be dealt with as described above unless the Company and Union agree otherwise.
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