Technological Change 27 Sample Clauses

Technological Change 27. 03.01 Permanent employees shall be considered displaced by technological change when their services shall no longer be required as a result of a change in plant or equipment or a change in a process or method of operation diminishing the total number of employees required to operate the department in which they are employed.
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Technological Change 27. 22.1 Definition 27 22.2 Advance Notice 27 24.1 Job Postings 28 24.2 Information in Postings 28 24.3 Appointment Policy 28 24.4 Transfers 28 24.5 Trial Period 28 24.6 Local Union Observer 29 24.7 Notification to Employee and Union 29 24.8 Right to Grieve 29 24.9 Vacation Letters 29 24.10 Temporary Vacancies 29 24.11 Interviews 29 24.12 Deemed Qualified 29 24.13 Performance Review 29 25.1 Equal Pay 30 25.2 Rate of Pay 30 25.3 Substitution Pay 30 25.4 Pay on Temporary Assignment 30 25.5 Job Description and Reclassification of Position 30 25.6 Vehicle Allowance 30 25.7 Rate of Pay on Reclassification 31 25.8 Parking 31 25.9 Group Registered Retirement Savings Plan 31 26.1 Basic Medical Insurance 31 26.2 Extended Health Care Plan 32 26.3 Dental Plan 32
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Technological Change 27. 01 As per Labour Relations Act, Sections 83, 84 and 85.‌
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Technological Change 27. 01 As per Labour Relations Act, Sections 83, 84 and 85.‌ 28:01 Employees may be required to work overtime by the Employer or designate. 28:02 Subject to Article 28:03, compensation for overtime on a regular working day shall be in the form of compensatory time off calculated at one and one-half times (1½ x) the number of overtime hours worked. Such compensatory time off will be taken at a time approved by the Employer. 28:03 Overtime shall be compensated for all authorized hours worked in excess of eight (8) hours per day or forty (40) hours per week. The Employer shall pay double time for all hours over twelve (12) hours in one day or forty-eight (48) hours in one week. 28:04 If called out or scheduled to work overtime, a full-time employee shall receive a minimum of three (3) hours’ pay at the applicable overtime rate provided the overtime is not contiguous to her normal working day. A meal break does not affect contiguity. 28:05 At the employee’s option overtime shall be banked time or paid out. All accumulated banked time will be paid out if not utilized by March 31st of each fiscal year. 28:06 An employee requesting compensating time off in lieu of overtime shall make such request in writing to the Executive Director or designate. The
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Technological Change 27. General Provisions re Technological Change 27 ARTICLE 27.02 Displacement 27 ARTICLE 27.03 Training Program 27
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