Common use of WRITTEN CONFIRMATION AND EFFECTIVE DATE OF SAH Clause in Contracts

WRITTEN CONFIRMATION AND EFFECTIVE DATE OF SAH. A. It is agreed that, whenever an SAH standard is computed, it shall be submitted in writing to the operator and become effective immediately. This computation may consist on an actual clocking of the work or an analysis of previous standards or records of comparable or similar work. The Company will furnish a complete written prescribed job methods description to the Union whenever new standards or revised standards are submitted. Once such job methods change is submitted in writing, the Company has a ninety (90) day period in which to adjust the time in the event such adjustment is necessary. If such time value is neither adjusted by the Company nor grieved by the Union, neither party can expect revision of such change after the expiration of ninety (90) days. No standard changes can be effected without a written job methods change.

WRITTEN CONFIRMATION AND EFFECTIVE DATE OF SAH. A. It is agreed that, whenever an SAH standard is computed, it shall be submitted in writing to the operator and become effective immediately. This this computation may consist on an actual clocking of the work or an analysis of previous standards or records of comparable or similar work. The Company will furnish a complete written prescribed job methods description to the Union whenever new standards or revised standards are submitted. Once such job methods change is submitted in writing, the Company has a ninety (90) day period in which to adjust the time in the event such adjustment is necessary. If such time value is neither adjusted by the Company nor grieved by the Union, neither party can expect revision of such change after the expiration of ninety (90) days. No standard changes can be effected without a written job methods change.

WRITTEN CONFIRMATION AND EFFECTIVE DATE OF SAH. A. It is agreed that, whenever an SAH standard is computed, it shall be submitted in writing to the operator and become effective immediately. This computation may consist on of an actual clocking of the work or an analysis of previous standards or records of comparable or similar work. The Company will furnish a complete written prescribed job methods description to the Union whenever new standards or revised standards are submitted. Once such job methods change is submitted in writing, the Company has a ninety (90) day period in which to adjust the time in the event such adjustment is necessary. If such time value is neither adjusted by the Company nor grieved by the Union, neither party can expect revision of such change after the expiration of ninety (90) days. No standard changes can be effected without a written job methods change.