THE HIRING PROCEDURE AND REFERRAL SYSTEM Sample Clauses

THE HIRING PROCEDURE AND REFERRAL SYSTEM. 12.1.1 For the purposes of this Article, “job qualified” means that a candidate for employment meets or exceeds the training, accreditation, skill, and experience stipulated in a Contractor’s job order. All employees shall be recruited in accordance with the procedures set out below, except as otherwise provided for in Article 12.3, 12.4.2, and Article 2.7, and Article 2.9. Further, it is understood and agreed that Contractors shall have the right to name hire all foremen and general foremen from the referral list prepared by Manitoba Advanced Education and Training (M.A.E.T) or the Unions Out-Of-Work lists, as applicable. The Contractor has the right to reject any candidate referred in accordance with this Article: a) if the candidate is not job qualified, or b) if the candidate was previously employed on the Project and resigned within 30 calendar days of being hired or re-hired or was discharged during the twelve month period preceding the job order, or c) the candidate was previously employed on the Project and received more than two written warnings or a suspension for inappropriate workplace-related conduct or activities, or d) on any other reasonable ground. The Council shall have the right to grieve the decision of a Contractor to reject any candidate referred in accordance with this Article only to the extent of and for the reason of claiming that a rejected referred candidate actually did meet the required qualifications specified in the job order. 12.1.1.1 The Contractor or his agent shall first contact a designated office of M.A.E.T. and advise M.A.E.T. of his specific requirements by placing a job order.
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THE HIRING PROCEDURE AND REFERRAL SYSTEM. UNION SECURITY & CHECK OFF: TRANSFER; LAY-OFF AND RECALL PROVISIONS‌ *** Note – See Letter of Agreement #40, for additional information regarding Article 12, Section 12.1 (Amendment to Hiring procedure for out of Province union referrals) *** Note – See Letter of Agreement #44, for additional information regarding Article 12 (Special measures for hiring apprentices and trainees) *** Note – See Letter of Agreement #48, for additional information regarding Article 12, Section 12.4 (Layoff Subject to Recall)
THE HIRING PROCEDURE AND REFERRAL SYSTEM. UNION SECURITY & CHECK OFF: TRANSFER; LAY-OFF AND RECALL PROVISIONS

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