SHELF STOCKING. A. The following items may be stocked by suppliers: Bakery goods, cookies, dairy products (defined as milk, cream, butter, cottage cheese and ice cream), cosmetics, baby foods, spices, household wares and magazines. The stocking of these items will be held to the minimum consistent with good operation. The above limitation shall not apply to the setting up of an initial display.
SHELF STOCKING. The following Items may be stocked by the suppliers: bakery goods, cookies, dairy products (defined as milk, cream, butter, cottage cheese and ice cream), cosmetics, baby foods, spices, household wares, and magazines. The stocking of these items will be held to at the mini mum consistent with good operation. The above limita tion shall not .apply to the setting up of an Initial dis play. Any violation of this Article may result in arbitra tion at the option of either party. The full costs of the neutral party will be borne by the losing party.
SHELF STOCKING. Employers shall be allowed to utilize suppliers, vendors and salesman to stock products that they represent; stocking of these products will be held at the minimum consistent with a good operation. Further, the Employer shall be allowed to utilize retail merchandisers for the purpose of doing resets. The above-referenced individuals shall be utilized in addition to, not as a replacement of bargaining unit employees. All other products will be stocked by members of Local 663 only, except that the store manager (but no other supervisor) may stock products.
SHELF STOCKING. Section 16.01 Employer shall be allowed to utilize suppliers, vendors, and salesmen to stock products that they represent, stocking of these products will be held at the minimum consistent with a good operation. Further, the Employer shall be allowed to utilize retail merchandisers for the purpose of doing resets. The above referenced individuals shall be utilized in addition to, not as a replacement of, bargaining unit employees. All other products will be stocked by members of Local 1189, only, except that the Store Director, and Assistant Directors, (but no other supervisor) may stock products.
SHELF STOCKING. 16.1 Except as hereinafter provided, outside salesmen shall not mark merchandise in the store, nor place merchandise on shelves, nor build displays. The stocking of shelves, building of displays and marking of merchandise shall be reserved exclusively for bargaining unit Employees of the store. The salesmen may examine merchandise to determine whether or not it is properly marked or is being properly rotated.
SHELF STOCKING. SECTION 15.1: The following items may be stocked by suppliers: Bakery goods, cookies, cosmetics, baby foods, spices, household wares and magazines. The stocking of these items will be held to the minimum consistent with good operation. The above limi tation shall not apply to the setting up of an initial display. In the instance of dis plays which exceed ten (10) cases of merchandise, one (l) employee within the bargaining unit will assist the displayman.
SHELF STOCKING. 4.3.1. Estimated Shelf Stocking Workload and Line Items. Estimated Shelf Stocking Workload and Line Items: Contractor Responsible Line Items Cases Chill and Frozen, Vendor Authorized Items Cases per month stocked to shelf (Night Stocking)- 2,000 3,898 Semi-perishable Vendor Authorized Items from Exhibit 4-1 Cases per month stocked to shelf, (Night Stocking) 1,000 2,220 Semi-perishable, Contractor-responsible Cases per month stocked to shelf, (Night Stocking) (line items applicable to contractor-responsible night, day, and display stocking) 7,800 7,510 Day Stocking Cases per month stocked to shelf --- 389 Display Stocking Cases per month stocked to Displays (From 4.3.3.7.1. ) --- 1,539 Repacked from Dismantled Displays Cases per month (From 4.3.3.7.1.) --- 250 Total Cases per month stocked to shelf and displays: 10,800 15,806
SHELF STOCKING. The following items may be stocked by suppliers: bakery goods, cookies, dairy products (defined as milk, cream, butter, cottage cheese and ice cream), cosmetics, baby foods, spices, household wares and magazines. The stocking of these items will be held to the minimium consistent with good operation. The above limitation shall not apply to the setting up of an initial display.
SHELF STOCKING. Replace (old language) with Letter of Agreement on #8 (current language)
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