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STATEMENT OF UNDERSTANDING NO. 1‌ Notwithstanding Article 1, Recognition, of the Collective Agreement between The Electrical Power Systems Construction Association and the Ontario Allied Construction Trades Council, it is recognized and agreed by The Electrical Power Systems Construction Association and the Ontario Allied Construction Trades Council that employees of Ontario Hydro, who, at April 30, 1953, possessed full regular status and who are engaged on property acquired for Ontario Hydro, are exempt from the provisions of this Agreement and that the Council or member Unions of the Council will not attempt to either negotiate for these employees, unless bargaining rights are obtained, or restrict their movements or work on such property. Dated at Rexdale, Ontario, this 28th day of August, 1974.
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STATEMENT OF UNDERSTANDING NO. It is recognized and agreed by the Electrical Power Systems Construction Association and the United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Fitting Industry of the United States and Canada that the policy of the in respect to “large diameter rolled plate pipe” is the following: The shall not refuse to install large diameter rolled plate pipe fittings described as: Large diameter rolled plate pipe with the cans welded together to form a pipe length of feet to feet, will be installed by the together by others. Any pipe longer than feet be considered a fabrication and shall not be accepted unless the joining is performed by members. Individual large diameter plate fittings such as elbows, tees, laterals, reducers, increasers and transition pieces shall be installed by the if supplied by others. Rolled plate fittings connected to rolled plate pipe shall not be acceptable, these are classified as spools for process piping and must be joined together by members. Dated at Toronto, this day of THE ELECTRICAL POWER UNITED OF SYSTEMS CONSTRUCTION JOURNEYMAN AND APPRENTICES INDUSTRY OF THE UNITED STATES CANADA Statement of Understanding between the of the PLUMBING AND INDUSTRY of the UNITED STATES AND CANADA Twenty (20) employees are laid off; assume that five (5) of those employees had been previously name hired : Employer wishes to hire Employer has option to Recall all or portion of the twelve (12) from the original twenty (20) or hire from the out-of-work list (using name hire) or a combination thereof on the following basis assume twelve (12) employees needed assume twenty (20) on Recall ( five (5) name hired) Employer elects to Recall eight (8) from the twenty (20) on Recall as follows: six (6) name recalled (previously dispatched employees) two (2) previously name hired employee on Recall list Employer elects to staff the remaining four (4) from the out-of-work list as follows: three (3) referred from the Union one (1) name hired An Employer loses right to Recall employees whenever the Employer hires from the out-of-work list. In Example above, the Employer loses Recall of the eight (8) employees not selected since the out-of-work list was used. There are twenty (20) employees on Recall, however the Employer chooses to bypass the employees on Recall and hires two (2) employees form the out-of-work list. By doing so the Employer forfeits Recall to the twenty (20) employees. Dated this day of January, for The United Association of Journeyme...
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STATEMENT OF UNDERSTANDING NO. It recognized and agreed by The Electrical Power Systems Construction Association and the United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipe Fitting Industry of the United States and Canada that Ontario Hydro directly (not through employs Technicians who are covered by a collective agreement to the Canadian Union of Public Employees. This will confirm that not the intention of the to interfere with such Technicians who may be assigned to perform their work on Ontario Hydro projects. For: THE ELECTRICAL POWER For the: UNITED ASSOCIATION OF SYSTEMS CONSTRUCTION JOURNEYMEN AND APPRENTICES ASSOCIATION OF THE PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING INDUSTRY OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA
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STATEMENT OF UNDERSTANDING NO. NEW For: For:
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STATEMENT OF UNDERSTANDING NO. It is agreed by the Electrical Power Systems Construction Association and The International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers that all work performed by pregnant female atomic radiation workers will be performed in accordance with the Ontario Power Generation Regulations. Dated at Toronto this 7th day of April,
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STATEMENT OF UNDERSTANDING NO. It was agreed by the Union and Management that Boilermakers on the third shift at Darlington would be working under the following conditions effective July 1986: Shift work may be established providing there are at least four consecutive days of shifts to be worked excluding Saturdays, Sundays and Statutory Holidays. The normal starting time for day shift hours shall be the same as the day work hours described in section The third shift is established as starting at a.m. Monday and it shall be worked between a.m. and a.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Where shift work is established, the normal shift hours for the first (day) and second shifts shall be the same as the day hours. The third shift normal hours shall be six and one-half hours' work, to be worked between a.m. and a.m., with an unpaid one-half hour lunch period. An allowance for two and one-half hours will be paid to an employee on the third shift if he is requested to report for work for any part of the second half of the shift.
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STATEMENT OF UNDERSTANDING NO. It was agreed by the Union and Management that Boilermakers on the third shift at Darlington would be working under the following conditions effective July 1986: Shift work may be established providing there are at least four consecutive days of shifts to be worked excluding Saturdays, Sundays and Statutory Holidays. The normal starting time for day shift hours shall be the same as the day work hours described in section The third shift is established as starting at a.m. Monday and it shall be worked between a.m. and a.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Where shift work is established, the normal shift hours for the first (day) and second shifts shall be the same as the day hours. The third shift normal hours shall be six and one-half hours’ work, to be worked between
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STATEMENT OF UNDERSTANDING NO. It is recognized and agreed by The Electrical Power Systems Construction Association and the United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipe Fitting Industry of the United States and Canada that the policy of the
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