Common use of REDUCTION IN CREWS Clause in Contracts

REDUCTION IN CREWS. Should it be necessary to reduce the working force on the job the Employer agrees to lay-off or terminate his Employees in the following sequence: 1. Non-union Employee 2. Based on qualifications and ability: i. Union member or travel card from other local unions ii. Local 119 member or a non-union Employee who has signed an application to join the Union.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Provincial Insulator Agreement, Provincial Insulator Agreement, Provincial Insulator Agreement

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REDUCTION IN CREWS. Should it be necessary to reduce the working force on the job the Employer agrees to lay-off or terminate his their Employees in the following sequence: 1. Non-union Employee 2. Based on qualifications and ability: i. Union member or travel card from other local unions ii. Local 119 member or a non-union Employee who has signed an application to join the Union.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Provincial Insulator Agreement

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