Surplus Periods Sample Clauses
The Surplus Periods clause defines specific timeframes during which excess resources, capacity, or benefits beyond the standard allocation may be utilized or accrued. In practice, this clause might apply to situations such as additional production runs, extended service hours, or the accumulation of unused allowances that can be carried over or used at a later date. Its core function is to provide flexibility and maximize efficiency by allowing parties to make use of surplus opportunities, thereby preventing waste and optimizing resource management.
Surplus Periods. The Company and the Union agree that it is normally inappropriate to 45 hire Contract personnel as direct hires in periods of surplus activity within a Job Classification. 46 Deviations will be subject to approval by the appropriate senior-level executive and provided, 47 in writing, to the Union. The granting of a deviation to allow such hiring shall not be subject 48 to the grievance and arbitration process. 49
Surplus Periods. The Company and the Union agree that it is normally inappropriate to hire 3 Contract personnel as direct hires in periods of surplus activity within a Job Classification.