Common use of UNION RECOGNITION AND JURISDICTION Clause in Contracts

UNION RECOGNITION AND JURISDICTION. A. The parties hereto desire to comply with the provisions of the "Public Employe Relations Act," Act of July 23, 1970, #195. Employer recognizes Union as the sole collective bargaining agent, as authorized by law, for all non-supervisory full-time Liquor Store Clerks 1, Liquor Store Clerks 2, Liquor Store Sales Cashiers, and Liquor Stock Clerks, and Retail Wine Specialists; and Intermittent Liquor Store Clerks and Liquor Store Sales Cashiers (regular part- time employees). Employees hired expressly as vacation replacements from the beginning of the pay period in which May 15 falls to the end of the pay period in which Labor Day falls and employees hired expressly for the increase in holiday business between the beginning of the pay period in which November 1 falls to the end of the pay period in which January 1 falls (seasonal employees) may be represented by the Union but no benefits shall accrue to such employees unless hereinafter specifically provided for in this Agreement.

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Samples: Agreement, Agreement, Agreement

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UNION RECOGNITION AND JURISDICTION. A. The parties hereto desire to comply with the provisions of the "Public Employe Relations Act," ", Act of July 23, 1970, #195. Employer recognizes Union as the sole collective bargaining agent, as authorized by law, for all non-supervisory full-time Liquor Store Clerks 1, Liquor Store Clerks 2, Liquor Store Sales Cashiers, Cashiers and Liquor Stock Clerks, and Retail Wine Specialists; and Intermittent Liquor Store Clerks and Liquor Store Sales Cashiers (regular part- part-time employees). Employees hired expressly as vacation replacements from the beginning of the pay period in which May June 15 falls to the end of the second full pay period in which Labor Day falls September each year and employees hired expressly for the increase in holiday business between the beginning of the pay period in which November 1 falls to the end of the pay period in which January 1 falls (seasonal employees) may be represented by the Union but no benefits shall accrue to such employees unless hereinafter specifically provided for in this Agreement.

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Samples: Agreement

UNION RECOGNITION AND JURISDICTION. A. The parties hereto desire to comply with the provisions of the "Public Employe Relations Act," ", Act of July 23, 1970, #195. Employer recognizes Union as the sole collective bargaining agent, as authorized by law, for all non-supervisory full-time Liquor Store Clerks 1, Liquor Store Clerks 2, Liquor Store Sales Cashiers, Cashiers and Liquor Stock Clerks, and Retail Wine Specialists; and Intermittent Liquor Store Clerks and Liquor Store Sales Cashiers (regular part- time employees). Employees hired expressly as vacation replacements from the beginning of the pay period in which May June 15 falls to the end of the second full pay period in which Labor Day falls September each year and employees hired expressly for the increase in holiday business between the beginning of the pay period in which November 1 falls to the end of the pay period in which January 1 falls (seasonal employees) may be represented by the Union but no benefits shall accrue to such employees unless hereinafter specifically provided for in this Agreement.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

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UNION RECOGNITION AND JURISDICTION. A. The parties hereto desire to comply with the provisions of the "Public Employe Relations Act," Act of July 23, 1970, #195. Employer recognizes Union as the sole collective bargaining agent, as authorized by law, for all non-supervisory full-time Liquor Store Clerks 1, Liquor Store Clerks 2, Liquor Store Sales Cashiers, and Liquor Stock Clerks, and Retail Wine Specialists; and Intermittent Liquor Store Clerks and Liquor Store Sales Cashiers (regular part- time employees). Employees hired expressly as vacation replacements from the beginning of the pay period in which May June 15 falls to the end of the second full pay period in which Labor Day falls September each year and employees hired expressly for the increase in holiday business between the beginning of the pay period in which November 1 falls to the end of the pay period in which January 1 falls (seasonal employees) may be represented by the Union but no benefits shall accrue to such employees unless hereinafter specifically provided for in this Agreement.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

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