Common use of Utility Employee Clause in Contracts

Utility Employee. The work of the classification of Utility Employee shall consist of the cleaning and polishing of aircraft (interior and exterior), interior cabin cleaning and setup and other cabin servicing duties in accordance with the Letter of Agreement dated October 27, 1969, the cleaning of aircraft parts, all janitorial work, operating of heating plants unless otherwise agreed to, keeping of grounds, and other utility work. The classification of Utility Employee shall apply to and include employees with the job titles of Airplane Cleaner, Parts Cleaner, Grounds Keeper, Janitor, Utility Man, Cabin Serviceman, and may include a Lead job title for each, and such other job titles as the Company and the Union may agree upon. Job titles shall be assigned to employees in the Utility Employee classification in accordance with the work performed. However, any employee in the Utility Employee classifica- tion may be required to perform any utility work. A Utility Employee who has completed his probationary period may, in addition to his work responsibilities as a Utility Employee, be required to break in another employee in the Utility Employee classification.

Utility Employee. The work of the classification of Utility Employee shall consist of the cleaning and polishing of aircraft (interior and exterior), interior cabin cleaning and setup and other cabin servicing duties in accordance accor- dance with the Letter of Agreement dated October 27, 1969, the cleaning of aircraft parts, all janitorial work, operating of heating plants unless otherwise agreed to, keeping of grounds, and other utility util- ity work. The classification of Utility Employee shall apply to and include employees with the job titles of Airplane Cleaner, Parts Cleaner, Grounds Keeper, Janitor, Utility Man, Cabin Serviceman, and may include a Lead job title for each, and such other job titles as the Company and the Union may agree upon. Job titles shall be assigned to employees in the Utility Employee classification in accordance with the work performed. However, any employee in the Utility Employee classifica- tion classification may be required to perform any utility util- ity work. A Utility Employee who has completed his probationary period may, in addition to his work responsibilities as a Utility Employee, be required to break in another employee in the Utility Employee classification.