Common use of WORK IN PROGRESS TIME LIMITS AND PROCESS Clause in Contracts

WORK IN PROGRESS TIME LIMITS AND PROCESS. The time limits for work in progress jurisdictional disputes shall be as follows: Day 1: Craft Shop Stewards / Project Superintendent / Labor Relations / Xxxxxxx / General Xxxxxxx shall meet on site to discuss / resolve the jurisdictional dispute. Day 2 & 3: If the jurisdictional dispute is not resolved on Day 1, the Unions involved in the dispute shall submit written information regarding the dispute to Labor Relations. Day 4 & 5: Labor Relations schedules a formal meeting with the WADRP Forum on Day 4. The Unions involved submit relevant backup information to Labor Relations substantiating their claim to the work. Day 6 to 9: Dispute Resolution Forum convenes to review evidence and issue a decision on the work assignment.

WORK IN PROGRESS TIME LIMITS AND PROCESS. The time limits for work in progress jurisdictional disputes shall be as follows: Day 1: Craft Shop Stewards / Project Superintendent / Labor Relations / Xxxxxxx / General Xxxxxxx shall meet on site to discuss / discuss/ resolve the jurisdictional dispute. Day 2 & 3: If the jurisdictional dispute is not resolved on Day 1, the Unions involved in the dispute shall submit written information regarding the dispute to Labor Relations. Day 4 & 5: Labor Relations schedules a formal meeting with the WADRP Forum on Day 4. The Unions involved submit relevant backup information to Labor Relations substantiating their claim to the work. Day 6 to 9: Dispute Resolution Forum convenes to review evidence and issue a decision on the work assignment.

WORK IN PROGRESS TIME LIMITS AND PROCESS. The time limits for work in progress jurisdictional disputes shall be as follows: Day 1: Craft Shop Stewards / Project Superintendent / Labor Relations / Xxxxxxx / General Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx shall meet on site to discuss / discuss/ resolve the jurisdictional dispute. Day 2 & 3: :If the jurisdictional dispute is not resolved on Day 1, 1 the Unions involved in the dispute shall submit written information regarding the dispute to Labor Relations. Day 4 & 5: :Labor Relations schedules a formal meeting with the WADRP Forum on Day 4. The Unions involved submit relevant backup information to Labor Relations substantiating their claim to the work. Day 6 to 9: Dispute Resolution Forum convenes to review evidence and issue a decision on the work assignment.

WORK IN PROGRESS TIME LIMITS AND PROCESS. The time limits for work in progress jurisdictional disputes shall be as follows: Day 1: Craft Shop Stewards / Project Superintendent / Labor Relations / Xxxxxxx / General Xxxxxxx shall meet on site to discuss / resolve the jurisdictional dispute. Day 2 & 3: If the jurisdictional dispute is not resolved on Day 1, 1 the Unions involved in the dispute shall submit written information regarding the dispute to Labor Relations. Day 4 & 5: Labor Relations schedules a formal meeting with the WADRP Forum on Day 4. The Unions involved submit relevant backup information to Labor Relations substantiating their claim to the work. Day 6 to 9: Dispute Resolution Forum convenes to review evidence and issue a decision on the work assignment.