Temporary Work Permits Sample Clauses

Temporary Work Permits. The Union may, in its discretion, issue temporary work permits to non-members who may then be employed as Mates by the Employer; the Union shall not discriminate in the issuance of temporary work permits, and the Union may accept and consider the applications of such Deck Officers for membership in the Union in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement relating to Union Recognition and Security, Rule 3. A Mate working under such a temporary work permit shall be considered a Union member for purpose of Section 3.1 of this Agreement. A temporary work permit issued under this rule is valid for one (1) quarter and may be renewed upon review, and such renewal shall not be unreasonably withheld. After initial issuance of a permit, Temporary Mates must demonstrate intent and progress toward establishing Seniority under Rule 20.1.
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Temporary Work Permits. The Union may, in its discretion, issue temporary work permits to non-members who may then be employed as Deck Officers by the Employer; and the Union may accept and consider the applications of such Deck Officers for membership in the Union in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement relating to Union Recognition and Security Rule 3. A Deck Officer working under such a temporary work permit shall be considered a Union member for purpose of Rule 3.01 of this Agreement.
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