Targeted Jobs Sample Clauses

Targeted Jobs. Both union and Employer parties signatory to this agreement shall establish a “project targeted job committee” composed of two representatives of labor and two representatives of Manage- ment to evaluate individual projects in a joint effort to make union construction more competitive and maintain optimum productivity, cost containment and efficient accomplishments of the work involved. This joint committee shall be empowered to investigate and make recommendations to target any project for modifications depending on the competition involved. The decision of the project targeted job committee shall be based on a majority vote with labor representatives and management representatives having a equal number of votes on any issue. The joint committee shall not target any project where there is an existing project, national or international agreement in effect nor where any such agreement has been in effect within a period of two years prior to the project having been targeted.
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Targeted Jobs. The Union agrees to a Targeted Job concept, however, the Union and the Contractor must mutually agree to provisions prior to the beginning of each job. The Employer and Union recognize that the Union has the right to and may grant special provisions varying from the terms of this Agreement on specific projects, prior to the date of bidding on such projects. It was agreed that Boilermakers Local 85 and the Employers would discuss during the term of the contract a targeted jobs program paralleling those of other trades.
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Targeted Jobs. Relief may be granted to signatory contractors on any job with open shop competition. On such “Targeted Jobs” the contractor shall notify the union, in writing, of any special terms and conditions requested for the targeted job. It shall be the duty of the union to determine if relief shall be granted, when a request to target a job is received. If the union determines that relief shall be granted on a job, the union shall notify all signatory contractors of the specific terms and conditions that will be offered on these targeted jobs as quickly as possible to allow the contractor enough time to submit a bid accordingly. Terms and conditions shall never be lower than the Light Commercial/Tenant Development/Residential wage and fringe rates as set forth in this Agreement.
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