Technology Change. The Company and the Union agree that it is to their mutual benefit and a sound economic and social goal to utilize the most efficient machines, processes, methods and/or materials. This utilization is part of the process of continuous quality improvement, which enhances the Company's ability to compete effectively in the marketplace and, thereby, minimize the negative impact on job security. It is the Company's policy to assure that training is available for its employees so that they may have the opportunity to acquire the knowledge and skills required by the introduction of technological change.
Technology Change. Any employee who cannot adjust to a new work situation arising from the introduction of new technology or a requirement for new skills shall be able to access the redundancy package if they so nominate within three months of commencing the duties of the new job.
Technology Change. The Employer will continue to modernize and change the company operations with different equipment and processes due to technology advancement. Technology advancement endeavours will affect a change in the manner in which various departments carry on business but will not result in the termination of any job or reduction in hours of work.
Technology Change. The Employer shall notify the Union at least three (3) months in advance of the introduction of major changes in equipment or technology used by it in its operations. During this period, on the request of either party, the parties shall meet to discuss the impact of such changes. Where such a change in equipment or technology causes the elimination of positions, the Employer shall offer, to affected employees, retraining for job vacancies within the bargaining unit. Where no job vacancies exist or where the employee cannot be retrained within a reasonable period of time, the Employer may layoff staff in accordance with this article.
Technology Change. In the event Customer's business requirements change, ----------------- requiring Customer to replace ATM Service provided hereunder ("Original Service") with new technology (hereinafter "Replacement Service"), Customer shall provide WorldCom with written notice of its intent to replace Original Service with Replacement Service from WorldCom. Provided Customer is not in default of its obligations under this Agreement, Customer may cancel and upgrade Original Service to Replacement Service without being subject to any cancellation charge relevant to the Original Service under the following conditions:
Technology Change. Contract employees under this Article will receive two (2) weeks' notice of renewal where possible. Contract employees will receive termination notice as outlined in their employment contract, which will indicate the employee shall be entitled to reasonable notice equal to the specific amounts in respect of notice and severance pay if any, required under the Ontario Employment Standards Act, 2000, as amended from time to time. If the employee is reemployed within thirteen 13 weeks of the end date of their contract, any previously accrued service will be reinstated.
Technology Change. 26.01 The Employer agrees to meet with the Association ninety (90) days in advance of implementing a technological change. The purpose of the meeting will be to discuss the effect of the technological change on the employee(s). In the event that it is determined by the Employer to change the method of providing fire services as a result of a Technological Change, and it is also considered necessary to displace a regular employee from his job, the Employer, prior to displacing such employee, shall consider the following:
Technology Change. 6.26 In the event that new equipment is introduced into the plant to substitute for existing equipment, the Company will use the criteria of 6.16 with respect to any postings.
Technology Change. 6.1 In the event that (i) Customer is unable to satisfy the AVC solely as a result of a Customer’s migration from the Services set forth in this Agreement to other Services of WorldCom which are not includable in determining Customer’s compliance with the AVC (“New Services”), and (ii) Customer certifies to WorldCom in writing that: (a) it has not substituted services provided by other vendors in place of the discontinued Services and (b) it is not able to substitute for such migrated usage other telecommunications services provided to Customer by other vendors, then WorldCom agrees to reduce the AVC by the Customer’s minimum volume requirement, calculated on an annual basis, for such New Service(s) pursuant to its agreement with WorldCom governing such usage.
Technology Change. In the event that Customer converts an MCI service provided under this Agreement ("Current MCI Service") to a new MCI Service" that:
