Service by Retired Deck Officers Sample Clauses

Service by Retired Deck Officers. Present or previously employed Deck Officers who retire in good standing from the Employer’s service may, with the approval of Union and the Employer, obtain a summer temporary appointment not to exceed ninety (90) working days during the period May through September of each calendar year. The temporary appointment is contingent each year upon the Deck Officer providing, at the Deck Officer’s expense, a current copy of the applicant’s up-to-date license, a drug free certificate, and a medical certification of fitness for duty and completing an orientation and refresher training as may be required by the Employer. The assignment of the retiree will be as follows:
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Service by Retired Deck Officers. ‌ Present or previously employed deck officers who retire in good standing from the Employer’s service may, with the approval of Union and the Employer, obtain a temporary appointment. The temporary appointment is contingent each year upon the deck officer providing, a current copy of the applicant’s up-to-date license, a drug free certificate, and a medical certification of fitness for duty and completing an orientation and refresher training as may be required by the Employer. The assignment of the retiree will be as follows:
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