Work Outside the City of Racine Sample Clauses

Work Outside the City of Racine. No member of the Union shall be ordered to man any firehouse of any village, city or town other than those of the City of Racine in times of emergency or otherwise if the authorized bargaining agent of the Firefighters for said village, city or town is engaged in a strike. It shall be the duty of the duly qualified officers of the Union to give the Racine Fire Chief at least twenty-four (24) hours advance notice that they have been informed by the Union that said strike does in fact exist or will exist at a time certain before a refusal to enter such community’s boundaries for such purposes shall be proper or excusable on the part of any Union members. Upon direction of the Chief or Chief Officer, a Union member shall answer a fire, rescue, or other emergency call from said village, city or town with the provision that said member shall immediately be returned from said village, city or town boundaries upon the completion of the necessary emergency services required. If however, upon arrival it is determined that there is no threat to life or property or that work ordered to be performed is not lifesaving or property-saving in nature, the City shall withdraw its fire fighting forces. If services not necessary for the preservation of life or property are performed, the City shall pay into the Treasury of the striking Local Union the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars ($2,500.00) for each run. No piece of equipment shall remain in the struck area more than one (1) hour after the emergency is controlled. In addition thereto, the City shall pay into the Treasury of the struck Local Union the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars ($2,500.00) for each twenty-four (24) hour period after the first run in which the equipment remains in the struck area. Such penalties as set forth herein shall be received by the striking Local Union within one (1) day after the next meeting of the Common Council of the City of Racine following issuance of the order which moves the equipment into the struck area.
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