Stock Clerk. A stock clerk is an employee engaged in the major part of his time in the retail de partment of the employer’s establishment, performing miscellaneous duties around the store, including the stocking of shelves, assisting customers with their shopping (but not waiting on them) occasionally take care of delivery orders, but not checking receipts or accounts, or handling cash in a store.
Stock Clerk. Head Stock Clerk Property & Supply Worker Surplus Property Clerk Senior Stock Clerk Courier Stock Clerk
Stock Clerk. For the of the CollectiveAgreement (except this wage schedule) Technician and Certified Technician shall be deemed to be the same Wage Grid effective date of ratification. Employees on the payroll non Classifications)as of date of ratification will receive a general increase effective June of cents per hour paid as per Note below.
Stock Clerk. For the purposes of the Collective (exceptthis wage schedule) Technician and Certified Technician shall be deemed to be the same classification. Wage Grid effective date of ratification. Employees on the payroll (in non Classifications)as of date of will receive a general increase effectiveJune of cents per hour paid as per Note below.
Stock Clerk. Main duty is receiving and preparing mer chandise for sale. This includes checking invoices, pricing, keeping records, moving merchandise to point of sale, stock ing shelves, etc.
Stock Clerk. The stock clerk will have a basic knowledge of his job and be able to perform under direct supervision.
Stock Clerk. The work of a Stock Clerk shall consist of storeroom work, including receiving, shipping, checking, inspecting, issuing, inventorying, storing, and warehousing of supplies, equipment and materials, the operation of stores equipment, the preparation and maintenance of required records and reports, and other storeroom work, and to include the inventory portion of the field audit at all Maintenance locations. AOG parts may be transported by Stock Clerks or, at the discretion of the Company, by vendors or other employees of the Company not covered by this Agreement. The Company will reimburse an employee for any co-pay required to obtain a required DOT physical up to the maximum co-pay required under the Company’s health care benefits for such physical. (Required every 2 years) (O) Lead Utilityman No Changes to Lead Utilityman Classification (P) Utilityman No Changes to Utilityman Classification
Stock Clerk. The work of a Stock Clerk shall consist of shipping and receiving parts, materials, equipment and inventory, stocking and logging, commissary work; delivery of parts to and from airports and ground locations to domestic maintenance bases, distribution of tools, parts, materials and inventory to Aircraft Technicians, Avionics Technicians and Lead Technicians, the preparation of required records and reports and other work customarily performed by Stock Clerks.
Stock Clerk. Four (4) light blue, long-sleeve shirts, full-cut, machine washable, permanent press, 4 ½ oz.wt. Four (4) navy blue trousers, machine washable, permanent press, 7 ½ oz wt. One (1) navy blue work jacket, machine washable, quilted lining, permanent press, 8 ½ oz.wt. One (1) Carhartt blanket-lined, fingertip length jacket with hood.
Stock Clerk. (c) The classification descriptions set forth in this Article are incorporated and made a part of this paragraph and Agreement. These descriptions have been established by the Company and the Union for the purpose of determining to which particular classification specific work and duties will be assigned to an employee so classified. In establishing these classification descriptions, the parties recognize that the descriptions are not necessarily all inclusive. When it is necessary to determine to which classification any undescribed work and duties will be assigned, the appropriate classification will be determined by where the majority of the normally assigned work and duties lie in the established classification descriptions.
