UPGRADING OF EMPLOYEES Sample Clauses

UPGRADING OF EMPLOYEES. 26.01 Upon giving the Union seven (7) days notice from the commencement of upgrading, the parties agree that an Employer may upgrade an employee from his original classification and that the Union recognizes a training period of up to three (3) months. During the training period, it is agreed that the employee will receive the hourly rate based on his previous classification. 26.02 For employees falling within the jurisdiction of Local 183, the parties hereto agree to establish an industry upgrading and retraining committee composed of three (3) persons from the Association and three (3) persons from Local 183. (a) To formulate policies to train employees in the industry and to upgrade their skills; (b) To issue recognized identification cards noting the training the employee has had.
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UPGRADING OF EMPLOYEES. 26.01 Upon giving the Union seven (7) days notice from the commencement of upgrading, the parties agree that an Employer may upgrade an employee from his original classification and that the Union recognizes a training period of up to three (3) months. During the training period, it is agreed that the employee will receive the hourly rate based on his previous classification. 26.02 For employees falling within the jurisdiction of Local 183, the parties hereto agree to establish an industry upgrading and retraining committee composed of three (3) persons from the Association and three (3) persons from Local 183.
UPGRADING OF EMPLOYEES. Upon giving the Union seven days' notice from the commencement of upgrading, the parties agree that an Employer may upgrade an employee from his original classification and that the Union a training period of up to three months. During the training period, it is agreed that the employee will receive the hourly rate based on his previous classification. In the event that Welfare, Pension, Vacation with Training and Industry Fund payments are received by the Union after the of the month following the date due, the Employer shall pay, as damages to the Union, at the rate of per month per annum) or fraction thereof, on the outstanding overdue amount. Such late payments received from Employers shall be applied firstly to arrears of contributions already owing starting with amounts owing from the earliest month forward. This Agreement shall become effective on the day of May, and shall remain in effect until the day of and shall continue in force from year to year thereafter, unless either party shall furnish the other with notice of termination of revision of this Agreement not more than one hundred and twenty days and not less than thirty days before the day of April, or in a like period in any year thereafter.
UPGRADING OF EMPLOYEES. A. The following shall be the procedure for handling new job classifications, reallocations and/or claims of substantial changes in job content. The City or Board shall have the right to establish the rates of compensation for new job classifications after negotiation with the Union with respect thereto. Substantial changes in job content shall be deemed to create a new job classification. Any failure to agree as to whether changes in job content are substantial or any failure to agree as to the rate of compensation for a new job or whether a position should be reallocated shall be deemed a grievance and shall, at the request of the Union, be submitted to arbitration under the provisions of Article XIV hereof. After consideration of the evidence and arguments presented, the arbitrator shall issue a decision based upon the point factor system designed by the X.X. Xxxxxxxx Associates Study of February, 1988. B. Effective January 1, 2003 after ratification, the City and Union agree to meet and negotiate the criteria for use in determining upgrades for positions. In the event the parties are unable to reach an agreement on the issue, they agree to continue to utilize the point factor system designed by the X.X. Xxxxxxxx Associates Study of February, 1988, as the basis and criteria for future upgradings.
UPGRADING OF EMPLOYEES. Upon giving the Union seven days' notice from the commencement of upgrading, the parties agree that an Employer may upgrade an employee from his original classification and that the Union a training period of up to three months. During the training period, it is agreed that the employee will receive the hourly rate based on his previous classification. In the event that Welfare, Pension, Vacation with Pay, Training and Industry Fund payments are received by the Union after the of the month following the date due, the Employer shall as liquidated damages to the Union, at the rate of per month per annum) or fraction thereof, on the outstanding overdue amount. Such late payments received from Employers shall be applied firstly to arrears of contributions already owing This Agreement shall become effective on the day of shall remain in effect until the day of April, and x.xxxx continue in force from year to year thereafter,
UPGRADING OF EMPLOYEES. Upon giving the Union seven days' notice from the commencement of upgrading, the parties agree that an Employer may upgrade an employee from his original classification and that the Union recognizes a training period of up to three months. During the training period, it is agreed that the employee will receive the hourly rate based on his previous classification. Inthe event that Welfare, Pension, Vacation with Pay, Training and IndustryFund payments are received by the Union after the fifteenth (15" ) of the month following the date due, the Employer shall pay, as liquidated damages to the Union, at the rate of two percent (2%) per month twenty four percent (24%) per annum or fraction thereof, on the outstanding overdue amount. Such late payments received from Employers shall be applied firstly to arrears of contributions already owing starting with amounts owing from the earliest month forward. The of this Agreement shall be from May to April and it shall continue in effect thereafter unless either party shall furnish the other with notice of termination or proposed revision of this agreement within one hundred and twenty days (120) days of April and any like period in any third year thereafter. The parties agree that if this collective agreement continues in force after April in accordance with the terms of this article and/or in accordance with statute, then the terms and conditions of this collective agreement shall automatically be deemed to be the terms and conditions of the Union's then current standard Concrete Drain Collective Agreement. Dated at I this ON BEHALF OF The Ontario Concrete Drain ON BEHALF OF Universal Workers Union, Local ON BEHALF OF The InternationalUnion Name) =(Print Name) Name) Contracting Inc. Best Concrete Drain Inc. Construction Limited Concrete Drain Choiceland Contracting Limited Cobra Drain Development Corp. Columbia Drain Concrete Contractors Limited Concord Concrete Drain Construction Inc. Concrete Drain Co. Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Limited Xxxxxx Concrete Drain Inc. Xxxxxx Construction Limited Construction Limited Construction Inc. Drain Concrete Limited Global Construction Concrete Drain Drain Concrete Inc. Construction Limited King-Con Construction Long Valley Limited Construction Concrete Drain Investments Limited Premier Concrete Contractors Pro-Drain (1984) Construction Limited Concrete Drain Xxx-Xxx Construction Concrete Drains Limited Salina Concrete Drain Limited San Drain Concrete Select Concrete Drain Inc. Toronto Concr...
UPGRADING OF EMPLOYEES. Upon giving the Union seven days' notice from the commencement of upgrading, the parties agree that an Employer may upgrade an employee from his original classification and that the lion a t-rai-ning period of up to three months. the training period, it is agreed that the employee will the hourly rate based on his previous classification. During receive I starting with amounts owing from the earliest month forward.
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