Work Done by Contractors Sample Clauses

Work Done by Contractors. If it becomes necessary to consider contracting out work covered by Article 1.01, the Company will make every reasonable effort to advise the Union of the particulars at the earliest possible time, and in any event the Company will provide the Union with semi- annual updates of such particulars. The Union will be invited to provide input to and/or review all stages of the contracting out process. (a) The Company and the Union agree to a joint process to review potential contracting out proposals. The Company and the Union will appoint 2 representatives. It will be the COPE 378 representative’s responsibility to investigate all contracting out proposals prior to the contract being awarded. The COPE 378 representative will investigate items such as:  the type and nature of work to be performed;  the reason for contracting out, including reasons why the work (all or in part) cannot be performed internally by COPE members;  the union status of the proposed contractor; and  whether the contractor has exhibited previous problems or is in good standing at FortisBC. Managers will be notified in writing by COPE378, with a copy to the appropriate Director, of safety or job quality concerns regarding current contractors. In case of an emergency, the Company reserves the right to review the process with the COPE378 representative after the fact. (b) Early consideration, following the COPE 378 representative’s input, will be given to having the work performed by employees within the bargaining unit before contracting out such work. If the Company decides to contract out work, the work will be performed by an independent contractor.
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Work Done by Contractors. CUSTOMER Except for any on-site work on Electrical Equipment within the areas described in the green (or xxxx) boxes in this chart, which is captured by Marginal Paragraph 20.01, the on-site work within the areas described in the green (or xxxx) boxes in this chart is not captured by Marginal Paragraph 20.01. On-site work within the white areas of this chart is captured by Marginal Paragraph 20.01.
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Work Done by Contractors. Where the Company utilizes non-union technicians and/or engineers as a condition of warrantee work and/or supply contract on substation or generation equipment and apparatus, the Company will endeavour to have a bargaining unit employee perform the work. The non-union technician or engineer will confirm the work and a unionized contractor or bargaining unit employee will perform the work in accordance with instructions provided by the engineer or technician. Where this is not possible, a bargaining unit employee will accompany the non-union technician or engineer while he performs the work.
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Work Done by Contractors. 20.01 If it becomes necessary to consider contracting out work, the Company will make every reasonable effort to advise the Union of the particulars at the earliest possible time. The 20.02 If the Company decides to contract out traditional/core work, this work shall be performed on a "closed shop" basis utilizing unionized contractors whose unions are recognized by the British Columbia Federation of Labour unless mutual agreement is reached to do otherwise. 20.03 The Company agrees that it will not contract out any work at any of its operations if, as a direct result, an employee will be demoted or laid off.
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Work Done by Contractors. The Company and the Union agree to establish a joint Union/Company committee which will monitor the implementation of the contracting out provisions of Article 20. An interpretation guideline has been established and will serve to amplify and clarify the intent of this Article. The Joint Contracting Out Policy Committee will revise these guidelines as future situations dictate. Intitially, this committee will consist of the members of the Company and the Union bargaining teams from the 1994/1995 negotations.
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  • Subcontractors The Contractor will not subcontract any work under the Contract without prior written consent of the Department. The Contractor is fully responsible for satisfactory completion of all its subcontracted work. The Department supports diversity in its procurements and contracts, and requests that the Contractor offer subcontracting opportunities to certified woman-, veteran-, and minority-owned small businesses. The Contractor may contact the OSD at xxxxxxx@xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx for information on certified small business enterprises available for subcontracting opportunities.

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