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SAFETY HEALTH AND WELFARE Sample Clauses

SAFETY HEALTH AND WELFARE. 2801 The Employer shall provide and maintain necessary safety and protective clothing or equipment where required and install safety devices where necessary. All such items remain the property of the Employer, and when no longer required must be returned by the employee. 2802 In recognition of the fact that during the performance of their duties, employees may have their clothing or other personal property damaged, the Employer agrees to make appropriate compensation, providing established departmental procedures and policies have been followed. 2803 Dental Plan The current dental plan will pay a percentage of basic and major dental expenses in accordance with the 1996 Manitoba Dental Association Fee schedule. The 1996 fee schedule will continue to apply until such time as the fee schedule may be amended by the Employer following consideration of the recommenda- tion of the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority - Health Sciences Centre Site Board Management Staff Council. 2804 Medicare Premiums It is agreed that if MHSC premiums are introduced during the life of this Agreement, the parties will meet to discuss and decide on an equitable sharing of the cost of these premiums. 2805 Disability & Rehabilitation Plan a) The Employer agrees to participate in the Disability and Rehabilitation (D&R) Plan. The benefit levels will be as stipulated in the D&R Plan. The Employer will pay the D&R premium to a maximum of two point three (2.3%) percent of base salary. The parties agree that income protection credits and Workers Compensation benefits will be used where applicable, to offset the elimination period. Once the elimination period has been exhausted, and subject to the approval of the employees’ application for D&R benefits, the employee may commence drawing disability benefits. It is understood that the elimination period for the D&R Plan is one hundred and eighty (180) calendar days. An employee may claim income protection benefits for the period of time not to exceed this elimination period and payment of accrued income protection within the elimination period represents the maximum amount of income protection available to the employee regardless of the dispensation of the D&R application or the status of the D&R application on the 181st calendar day. An employee may not utilize income protection contiguous to the date of termination of D&R coverage. b) Where an employee has been away from work due to illness for four consecutive weeks the employee must complet...
SAFETY HEALTH AND WELFARE. 32.01 The Employer and PCAM acknowledge and agree that they are bound by the provisions of The Workplace Safety and Health Act and its Regulations for the Province of Manitoba.
SAFETY HEALTH AND WELFARE. 16.01 (a)
SAFETY HEALTH AND WELFARE. 2801 The Employer shall provide and maintain necessary safety and protective clothing or equipment where required and install safety devices where necessary. All such items remain the property of the Employer, and when no longer required must be returned by the employee. 2802 In recognition of the fact that during the performance of their duties, employees may have their clothing or other personal property damaged, the Employer agrees to make appropriate compensation, providing established workplace procedures and policies have been followed.
SAFETY HEALTH AND WELFARE. 2801 The Employer shall provide and maintain necessary safety and protective clothing or equipment where required and install safety devices where necessary. All such items remain the property of the Employer, and when no longer required must be returned by the employee. 2802 In recognition of the fact that during the performance of their duties, employees may have their clothing or other personal property damaged, the Employer agrees to make appropriate compensation, providing established departmental procedures and policies have been followed. 2803 Dental Plan: The parties agree that the HEBP Dental Plan shall continue to remain in effect on a 50/50 cost shared basis for the life of this Agreement. 2804 Medicare Premiums: It is agreed that if MHSC premiums are introduced during the life of this Agreement, the parties will meet to discuss and decide on an equitable sharing of the cost of these premiums.
SAFETY HEALTH AND WELFARE. 16.01 (a) The Company shall make reasonable provision for the safety and health of the employees during the hours of their employment and provide protective devices and other equipment, necessary to protect employees properly from injury, and the Union may, from time to time, meet with the Company to bring to the attention of the Company recommended suggestions in this regard. The Company will provide payment as defined by The Joint Health & Safety Committee for C.S.A. approved safety shoes in November of each year.
SAFETY HEALTH AND WELFARE. 2801 The Employer shall provide and maintain necessary safety and protective clothing or equipment where required and install safety devices where necessary. All such items remain the property of the Employer, and when no longer required must be returned by the employee. 2802 Dental Plan The parties agree that the HEBP Dental Plan shall continue to remain in effect on a 50/50 cost shared basis for the life of this Agreement. 2803 Medicare Premiums It is agreed that if MHSC premiums are introduced during the life of this Agreement, the parties will meet to discuss and decide on an equitable sharing of the cost of these premiums.
SAFETY HEALTH AND WELFARE. 19.1 If the Employee has any concerns about the safety of the workplace, PureDepth NZ must be notified as soon as possible, and the parties will discuss ways that PureDepth NZ can assist to eliminate, isolate, or minimise any hazards.
SAFETY HEALTH AND WELFARESafety Legislation Safety Committee
SAFETY HEALTH AND WELFARE. (a) The Company shall make reasonable provision for the safety and health of the employees during the hours of their employment and provide protective devices and other equipment, necessary to protect employees properly from injury, and the Union may, from time to time, meet with the Company to bring to the attention of the Company recommended suggestions in this regard. The Company will provide payment as defined by The Joint Health & Safety Committee for C.S.A. approved safety shoes in November of each year. (b) The parties agree to the establishment of a Committee comprised three (3) members appointed by the Union and three (3) appointed by the Company to advise Management of Safety Health matters with particular emphasis on plant conditions which may cause actual or potential safety or hazards. The Committee members shall choose two of their who shall be Co-Chairpersons – one of whom shall be selected by members who represent unionized workers and the other of shall be selected by the members who exercise managerial The Company will make available to the Committee technical data other information in its possession, which may be necessary for Committee’s efficient functioning including information known hazardous substances present at the work site. The will compensate members of the Committee for approved time from their regular work while engaged on the work of the Committee. (c) The Company, through the Health and Safety Committee, will keep Union and employees informed of known safety measures and hazardous substances to which employees may become exposed at their work place. (d) The JH&SC Co-chair for the union will be informed of incident investigations. The Co-chair for the union or their delegate will have the opportunity to participate in the investigation. 16.2 The Company agrees to provide and maintain suitable first aid equipment and facilities, lunchroom, locker, washroom, shower and sanitary facilities, and the Union agrees to co-operate fully with the Company in the maintenance of this service. (a) If an employee incurs a non-occupational disability which prevents him/her from performing his/her regular work but which does not render him/her incapable of carrying out other duties in the Bargaining Unit, the Company and the Union shall make every effort to arrange for the establishment of such an employee in a position suitable to his/her capabilities. The Company also agrees to maintain such an employee's rate of pay while specially place...