Work Outside the Plant. 2.3.4.1 a. Should the Company contend that clerical or technical work to be performed outside the plant should be excepted from the prohibitions of this Section, the Company must demonstrate that it is more reasonable (within the meaning of paragraph C below) for the Company to contract for such work than to use its own employees to perform the work. Notwithstanding the above, the Company may purchase standard components, parts or supply items mass produced for sale generally (“shelf items”). No items shall be deemed a standard component, part or supply item if its fabrication requires the use of prints, sketches or manufacturing instructions supplied by the Company or at its behest or by another company engaged in producing or finishing steel [producing iron ore] or it is otherwise made according to Company specifications.
Work Outside the Plant. 2.5 a. Should the Company contend that technical, maintenance or repair work to be performed outside the plant or work associated with the fabricating of goods, materials, or equipment purchased or leased from a vendor or supplier should be excepted from the prohibitions of this Section, the Company must demonstrate that it is more reasonable (within the meaning of paragraph C of this Section) for the Company to contract for such work (including the purchase or lease of the item) than to use its own employees to perform the work or to fabricate the item.
Work Outside the Plant. (a) Should the Company contend that maintenance or repair work to be performed outside the plant or work associated with the fabricating of goods, materials or equipment purchased or leased from a vendor or supplier should be exempted from this Item, the Company must demonstrate that it is more reasonable [within the meaning of Paragraph (c) below] for the Company to contract for such work (including the purchase or lease of the item) than to use its employees to perform the work or to fabricate the item. Notwithstanding the above, the Company may purchase standard components or parts or supply items produced for sale generally, termed for purposes of this agreement "Standard Purchased Items". It is agreed that Standard Purchased Items includes all components or parts or supply items purchased by the Company prior to July 31, 1990.
Work Outside the Plant. Subsection 1 On the basis of applicable fiscal legislation the local parties may reach an agree- ment concerning compensation for increased living costs in connection with travel on duty. If such an agreement is not reached the following shall apply. For work away from the plant a per diem allowance is paid if the distance from the workplace to the plant and the employee’s home respectively is at least 50 km and if the employee has to stay away from home overnight on account of the trip. The per diem allowance is SEK 260. However, if departure is after noon on the day of departure, and if time of arrival is before 19:00 on the day of returning home, the amount is SEK 130 per day. In the event of periods of absence longer than three months in the same locality, the corresponding amounts are SEK 182 and SEK 91 respectively. If the employer does not pay the cost of accommodation, expenses are paid at the rate of SEK 130 per night.
Work Outside the Plant. (a) Should the Company contend that maintenance or repair work to be performed outside the plant or work associated with the fabricating of goods, materials or equipment purchased or leased from a vendor or supplier should be excepted from the prohibitions of this Section, the Company must demonstrate that it is more reasonable (within the meaning of paragraph C below) for the company to contract for such work (including the purchase or lease of the item) than to use its own employees to perform the work or to fabricate the item. Notwithstanding the above, the Union recognizes that as part of the Company's normal business, it may purchase standard components or parts or supply items, produced for sale generally ("shelf items"). No item shall be deemed a standard component or part or supply item if:
Work Outside the Plant a. Should the Company contend that maintenance or repair work to be performed outside the Plant or work associated with the fabricating of goods, materials or equipment purchased or leased from a vendor or supplier should be excepted from the prohibitions of this Section, the Company must demonstrate that it is more reasonable (within the meaning of paragraph C below) for the Company to contract for such work (including the purchase or lease of the item) than to use its own employees to perform the work or to fabricate the item. Notwithstanding the above, the Company may purchase standard components or parts or supply items, produced for sale generally ("shelf items"). No items shall be deemed a standard component or part or supply item if (i) its fabrication requires the use of prints, sketches or manufacturing instructions supplied by the Company or at its behest or it is otherwise made according to Company specifications or (ii) it involves the purchase of motors, transmissions, convertors or other items under a core exchange, replacement or trade-in transaction (whether or not title to the unit passes to the vendor/purchaser as part of the transaction).
