Common use of Territorial and sector-based jurisdiction Clause in Contracts

Territorial and sector-based jurisdiction. The collective agreement covers the entire territory of Quebec without exception and applies to all construction work making up the industrial sector as defined in Subsection 1.01 38). However, when construction work on facilities and equip- ment coming under the industrial sector is considered civil engineering and roads work, the applicable working conditions are those as provided for under the civil en- gineering and roads collective agreement, with the ex- ception of the civil engineering and roads heavy industry premium, which shall be replaced through the applica- tion of Schedule “B-2” of this industrial sector collective agreement. Said applicable working conditions, however, shall not be concurrent with the conditions provided for under the industrial sector agreement. Moreover, hours declared to the Commission shall remain subject to the industrial sector agreement. The working conditions applicable to blasters, drillers, underground workers, surveyors and divers are those as provided for under the civil engineering and roads collective agreement. 4.01 Scope of definitions: 1) Trades and specialties: The description of the duties of employees carrying out construction work, as regards trades and specialties, is defined in Sched- ule “A” of the Regulation respecting vocational training.

Territorial and sector-based jurisdiction. The collective agreement covers the entire territory of Quebec without exception and applies to all construction work making up the industrial sector as defined in Subsection 1.01 3837). However, when construction work on facilities and equip- ment equipment coming under the industrial sector is considered civil engineering and roads work, the applicable working conditions are those as provided for under the civil en- gineering engineering and roads collective agreement, with the ex- ception exception of the civil engineering and roads heavy industry premium, which shall be replaced through the applica- tion application of Schedule “B-2” of this industrial sector collective agreement. Said applicable working conditions, however, shall not be concurrent with the conditions provided for under the industrial sector agreement. Moreover, hours declared to the Commission shall remain subject to the industrial sector agreement. The working conditions applicable to blasters, drillers, underground workers, surveyors and divers are those as provided for under the civil engineering and roads collective agreement. 4.01 Scope of definitions: 1) Trades and specialties: The description of the duties of employees carrying out construction work, as regards trades and specialties, is defined in Sched- ule Schedule “A” of the Regulation respecting vocational training.

Territorial and sector-based jurisdiction. The collective agreement covers the entire territory of Quebec without exception and applies to all construction work making up the industrial sector as defined in Subsection 1.01 3837). However, when construction work on facilities and equip- ment coming under the industrial sector is considered civil engineering and roads work, the applicable working conditions are those as provided for under the civil en- gineering and roads collective agreement, with the ex- ception of the civil engineering and roads heavy industry premium, which shall be replaced through the applica- tion of Schedule “B-2” of this industrial sector collective agreement. Said applicable working conditions, however, shall not be concurrent with the conditions provided for under the industrial sector agreement. Moreover, hours declared to the Commission shall remain subject to the industrial sector agreement. The working conditions applicable to blasters, drillers, underground workers, surveyors and divers are those as provided for under the civil engineering and roads collective agreement. 4.01 Scope of definitions: 1) Trades and specialties: The description of the duties of employees carrying out construction work, as regards trades and specialties, is defined in Sched- ule “A” of the Regulation respecting vocational training.