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COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEENCollective Agreement • January 10th, 2023
The Employer and the Union recognize the necessity of implementing the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement and the needs of Inuit with respect to the protection of their culture, way of life and language in the Pinasuaqtavut document based on the Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit principles.
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENTCollective Agreement • April 12th, 2021
SUBJECT ARTICLE CLAUSE PAGE Purpose of Agreement 1 1 Interpretation and Definitions 2 1 Base Salary 2 2.01(d) 1 Dependant 2 2.01(i) 3 Relief Employee 2 2.01(m)(v) 4 Annual Rate of Pay 2 2.01(bb)(iv) 6 Spouse 2 2.01(dd) 6 Voluntary Reassignment 2 2.01(ii) 7 Recognition 3 3.01 7 Discrimination 3 3.02 8 Application 4 8 State Security 5 8 Strikes and Lockouts 6 9 Managerial Responsibilities 7 9 Restriction on Outside Employment 8 9 Employer Directives 9 10 Union Access to Employer Premises 10 10 Appointment of Representatives 11 10 Time-Off for Union Business 12 11 Union Representative’s Training Course 12 12.07 12 Time off for Union Representatives 12 12.08 12 Leave for Elected Officials 12 12.09 12 Time off for Special Projects 12 12.13 14 Check Off 13 14 Information 14 15 Provision of Bulletin Board Space and Other Facilities 15 16 Designated Paid Holidays 16 16 Work on a Designated Paid Holiday 16 16.05 18 Leave - General 17 18 Recall from Leave 17 17.
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENTCollective Agreement • January 26th, 2021 • Northwest Territories
SUBJECT ARTICLE CLAUSE PAGE Accumulation of Vacation Leave 18.01 18 Acting Pay 24.04 44 Adjustment of Disputes 37 62 Advance of Credits (Special Leave) 19.05 24 Airport Firefighters A12 151 Airport Firefighters - Long Service Pay 24.15 49 Application 4 7 Application of Salary Review Date 24.11 47 Appointment of Representatives 11 9 Apprentices A8 124 Arbitration 37.19 65 Arbitration Hearing (Disputes) & 12.01 10 Mediation Arctic College Instructors 182 (Letter of Understanding) Bridging Agreements (Memorandum of 198 Understanding) Call-Back Pay 26 50 Carry-Over Provisions 18.04 21 (Vacation Leave Credits) Casual Employees A5 117 Casual Employees (Memorandum of 199 Understanding) Casual Leave 19.06 25 Check Off 13 13 Civil Liability 50 104 Classroom Assistants A4 114 College Educators A9 126 Compressed Work Week 22.08 39 Community Adult Education Instructors A6 119 Commuting Allowance 28 51 Conflict of
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENTCollective Agreement • December 10th, 2020
SUBJECT ARTICLE CLAUSE PAGE Purpose of Agreement 1 1 Interpretation and Definitions 2 1 Base Salary 2 2.01(d) 1 Dependant 2 2.01(i) 3 Relief Employee 2 2.01(m)(v) 4 Annual Rate of Pay 2 2.01(bb)(iv) 6 Spouse 2 2.01(dd) 6 Voluntary Reassignment 2 2.01(ii) 7 Recognition 3 3.01 7 Discrimination 3 3.02 8 Application 4 8 State Security 5 8 Strikes and Lockouts 6 9 Managerial Responsibilities 7 9 Restriction on Outside Employment 8 9 Employer Directives 9 10 Union Access to Employer Premises 10 10 Appointment of Representatives 11 10 Time-Off for Union Business 12 11 Union Representative’s Training Course 12 12.07 12 Time off for Union Representatives 12 12.08 12 Leave for Elected Officials 12 12.09 12 Time off for Special Projects 12 12.13 14 Check Off 13 14 Information 14 15 Provision of Bulletin Board Space and Other Facilities 15 16 Designated Paid Holidays 16 16 Work on a Designated Paid Holiday 16 16.05 18 Leave - General 17 18 Recall from Leave 17 17.
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEENCollective Agreement • November 8th, 2019
SUBJECT ARTICLE/ APPENDIX PAGE Accommodation (Duty Travel) 45 100 Adjustment Of Disputes 37 76 Airport Firefighters A11 167 Airport Firefighters - Long Service Pay 24 59 Application 4 8 Application Of Salary Review Date 24 57 Appointment Of Representatives 11 11 Apprentices A8 138 Arbitration 37 79 Bridging Agreements MOU 190 Call-Back Pay 26 61 Casual Employees A5 132 Casual EmployeesCasual Leave LOU21 17639 Check Off 13 14 College Educators A9 140 College Educators - Audit Of Apprenticeship Courses For Upgrading A9 155 College Educators - Instructors’ Training A9 157 College Educators - Leave Without Pay Or Allowances A9 155 College Educators - Long-Term Education And Training A9 149 College Educators - Professional Development Committees A9 145 College Educators - Professional Development Funding A9 147 College Educators - Professional Experience Leave A9 153 College Educators - Senior Instructor Allowance A9 157 College Educators - Short-Term Training A9 156 Commuting Allowances 28
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEENCollective Agreement • November 8th, 2019 • Northwest Territories
SUBJECT ARTICLE/ APPENDIX PAGE Accommodation (Duty Travel) 45 100 Adjustment Of Disputes 37 76 Airport Firefighters A11 167 Airport Firefighters - Long Service Pay 24 59 Application 4 8 Application Of Salary Review Date 24 57 Appointment Of Representatives 11 11 Apprentices A8 138 Arbitration 37 79 Bridging Agreements MOU 190 Call-Back Pay 26 61 Casual Employees A5 132 Casual EmployeesCasual Leave LOU21 17639 Check Off 13 14 College Educators A9 140 College Educators - Audit Of Apprenticeship Courses For Upgrading A9 155 College Educators - Instructors’ Training A9 157 College Educators - Leave Without Pay Or Allowances A9 155 College Educators - Long-Term Education And Training A9 149 College Educators - Professional Development Committees A9 145 College Educators - Professional Development Funding A9 147 College Educators - Professional Experience Leave A9 153 College Educators - Senior Instructor Allowance A9 157 College Educators - Short-Term Training A9 156 Commuting Allowances 28
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEENCollective Agreement • August 16th, 2019
SUBJECT ARTICLE/ APPENDIX PAGE Accommodation (Duty Travel) 45 100 Adjustment Of Disputes 37 76 Airport Firefighters A11 167 Airport Firefighters - Long Service Pay 24 59 Application 4 8 Application Of Salary Review Date 24 57 Appointment Of Representatives 11 11 Apprentices A8 138 Arbitration 37 79 Bridging Agreements MOU 190 Call-Back Pay 26 61 Casual Employees A5 132 Casual EmployeesCasual Leave LOU21 17639 Check Off 13 14 College Educators A9 140 College Educators - Audit Of Apprenticeship Courses For Upgrading A9 155 College Educators - Instructors’ Training A9 157 College Educators - Leave Without Pay Or Allowances A9 155 College Educators - Long-Term Education And Training A9 149 College Educators - Professional Development Committees A9 145 College Educators - Professional Development Funding A9 147 College Educators - Professional Experience Leave A9 153 College Educators - Senior Instructor Allowance A9 157 College Educators - Short-Term Training A9 156 Commuting Allowances 28
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEENCollective Agreement • January 30th, 2014
The Employer and the Union recognize the necessity of implementing the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement and the needs of Inuit with respect to the protection of their culture, way of life and language in the Pinasuaqtavut document based on the Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit principles.
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENTCollective Agreement • December 12th, 2013
NUMERICAL INDEX Article Subject Page 01 Purpose of Agreement 2 02 Interpretations and Definitions 2 03 Recognition 8 04 Application 9 05 State Security 9 06 Strikes and Lockouts 9 07 Managerial Responsibilities 9 08 Restriction on Outside Employment 10 09 Union Access to Employer Premiums 10 10 Appointment of Representatives 10 11 Time Off for Union Business 11 12 Check Off 13 13 Information 14 14 Provision of Bulletin Board Space and Other Facilities 15 15 Designated Paid Holidays 16 16 Leave General 18 17 Annual Leave 19 18 Special Leave Credits 23 19 Sick Leave 26 20 Other Types of Leave 30 21 Hours of Work 36 22 Overtime 40 23 Pay 42 24 Reporting Pay 46 25 Call Back Pay 47 26 Shift Premium 47 27 Stand By 48 28 Technological Change 49 29 Severance Pay 50 30 Lay-Off 53 31 Statement of Duties 55 32 Employee Performance Review and Employee Files 55 33 Job Evaluation 56 34 Adjustment of Disputes 60 35 Contracting Out 63 36 Superannuation and Benefits 64 37 Safety and Health 64 38 Nu
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEENCollective Agreement • March 11th, 2013
NUMERICAL INDEX Article Subject Page 01 Purpose of Agreement 2 02 Interpretations and Definitions 2 03 Recognition 7 04 Application 7 05 State Security 7 06 Strikes and Lockouts 8 07 Managerial Responsibilities 8 08 Restriction of Outside Employment 8 09 Union Access to Employer Premises, Provision of Bulletin BoardSpace and Other Facilities 9 10 Appointment of Representatives 10 11 Time Off for Union Business 10 12 Check Off and Information 13 13 Information 14 14 Access to the Internet and Privacy for Digital Communications 14 15 Designated Paid Holidays 15 16 Religious Observance 16 17 Leave General 17 18 Annual Leave 18 19 Special Leave Credits 21 20 Sick Leave 24 21 Other Types of Leave 26 22 Hours of Work 34 23 Overtime 38 24 Pay 39 25 Reporting Pay 43 26 Call Back Pay 44 27 Shift Premiums 44 28 Standby Pay 45 29 Technological Change 46 30 Severance Pay 47 31 Lay-Off 50 32 Statement of Duties 52 33 Employee Performance Review and Employee Files 52 34 Job Evaluation 53 35 Adj
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEENCollective Agreement • March 11th, 2013 • Nunavut
NUMERICAL INDEX Article Subject Page 01 Purpose of Agreement 2 02 Interpretations and Definitions 2 03 Recognition 7 04 Application 7 05 State Security 7 06 Strikes and Lockouts 8 07 Managerial Responsibilities 8 08 Restriction of Outside Employment 8 09 Union Access to Employer Premises, Provision of Bulletin BoardSpace and Other Facilities 9 10 Appointment of Representatives 10 11 Time Off for Union Business 10 12 Check Off and Information 13 13 Information 14 14 Access to the Internet and Privacy for Digital Communications 14 15 Designated Paid Holidays 15 16 Religious Observance 16 17 Leave General 17 18 Annual Leave 18 19 Special Leave Credits 21 20 Sick Leave 24 21 Other Types of Leave 26 22 Hours of Work 34 23 Overtime 38 24 Pay 39 25 Reporting Pay 43 26 Call Back Pay 44 27 Shift Premiums 44 28 Standby Pay 45 29 Technological Change 46 30 Severance Pay 47 31 Lay-Off 50 32 Statement of Duties 52 33 Employee Performance Review and Employee Files 52 34 Job Evaluation 53 35 Adj
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEENCollective Agreement • December 3rd, 2012 • Northwest Territories
SUBJECT ARTICLE/ APPENDIX PAGE Accommodation (Duty Travel) 45 97 Adjustment Of Disputes 37 72 Airport Firefighters A11 162 Airport Firefighters - Long Service Pay 24 56 Application 4 8 Application Of Salary Review Date 24 54 Appointment Of Representatives 11 11 Apprentices A8 133 Arbitration 37 76 Bridging Agreements MOU 182 Call-Back Pay 26 58 Casual Employees A5 126 Casual Leave 21 38 Check Off 13 15 College Educators A9 135 College Educators - Audit Of Apprenticeship Courses For Upgrading A9 150 College Educators - Instructors‟ Training A9 152 College Educators - Leave Without Pay Or Allowances A9 150 College Educators - Long-Term Education And Training Regulations A9 144 College Educators - Professional Development Committees A9 140 College Educators - Professional Development Funding A9 142 College Educators - Professional Experience Leave A9 148 College Educators - Senior Instructor Allowance A9 152 College Educators - Short-Term Training A9 151 Commuting Allowances 28 59 Compres
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEENCollective Agreement • December 3rd, 2012 • Northwest Territories
SUBJECT ARTICLE/ APPENDIX PAGE Accommodation (Duty Travel) 45 97 Adjustment Of Disputes 37 72 Airport Firefighters A11 162 Airport Firefighters - Long Service Pay 24 56 Application 4 8 Application Of Salary Review Date 24 54 Appointment Of Representatives 11 11 Apprentices A8 133 Arbitration 37 76 Bridging Agreements MOU 182 Call-Back Pay 26 58 Casual Employees A5 126 Casual Leave 21 38 Check Off 13 15 College Educators A9 135 College Educators - Audit Of Apprenticeship Courses For Upgrading A9 150 College Educators - Instructors‟ Training A9 152 College Educators - Leave Without Pay Or Allowances A9 150 College Educators - Long-Term Education And Training Regulations A9 144 College Educators - Professional Development Committees A9 140 College Educators - Professional Development Funding A9 142 College Educators - Professional Experience Leave A9 148 College Educators - Senior Instructor Allowance A9 152 College Educators - Short-Term Training A9 151 Commuting Allowances 28 59 Compres
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEENCollective Agreement • December 3rd, 2012 • Northwest Territories
SUBJECT ARTICLE/ APPENDIX PAGE Accommodation (Duty Travel) 45 97 Adjustment Of Disputes 37 72 Airport Firefighters A11 162 Airport Firefighters - Long Service Pay 24 56 Application 4 8 Application Of Salary Review Date 24 54 Appointment Of Representatives 11 11 Apprentices A8 133 Arbitration 37 76 Bridging Agreements MOU 182 Call-Back Pay 26 58 Casual Employees A5 126 Casual Leave 21 38 Check Off 13 15 College Educators A9 135 College Educators - Audit Of Apprenticeship Courses For Upgrading A9 150 College Educators - Instructors‟ Training A9 152 College Educators - Leave Without Pay Or Allowances A9 150 College Educators - Long-Term Education And Training Regulations A9 144 College Educators - Professional Development Committees A9 140 College Educators - Professional Development Funding A9 142 College Educators - Professional Experience Leave A9 148 College Educators - Senior Instructor Allowance A9 152 College Educators - Short-Term Training A9 151 Commuting Allowances 28 59 Compres
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEENCollective Agreement • October 16th, 2012 • Nunavut
NUMERICAL INDEX Article Subject Page 01 Purpose of Agreement 2 02 Interpretations and Definitions 2 03 Recognition 7 04 Application 7 05 State Security 7 06 Strikes and Lockouts 8 07 Managerial Responsibilities 8 08 Restriction of Outside Employment 8 09 Union Access to Employer Premises, Provision of Bulletin BoardSpace and Other Facilities 9 10 Appointment of Representatives 10 11 Time Off for Union Business 10 12 Check Off and Information 13 13 Information 14 14 Access to the Internet and Privacy for Digital Communications 14 15 Designated Paid Holidays 15 16 Religious Observance 16 17 Leave General 17 18 Annual Leave 18 19 Special Leave Credits 21 20 Sick Leave 24 21 Other Types of Leave 26 22 Hours of Work 34 23 Overtime 38 24 Pay 39 25 Reporting Pay 43 26 Call Back Pay 44 27 Shift Premiums 44 28 Standby Pay 45 29 Technological Change 46 30 Severance Pay 47 31 Lay-Off 50 32 Statement of Duties 52 33 Employee Performance Review and Employee Files 52 34 Job Evaluation 53 35 Adj
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEENCollective Agreement • October 16th, 2012 • Nunavut
NUMERICAL INDEX Article Subject Page 01 Purpose of Agreement 2 02 Interpretations and Definitions 2 03 Recognition 7 04 Application 7 05 State Security 7 06 Strikes and Lockouts 8 07 Managerial Responsibilities 8 08 Restriction of Outside Employment 8 09 Union Access to Employer Premises, Provision of Bulletin BoardSpace and Other Facilities 9 10 Appointment of Representatives 10 11 Time Off for Union Business 10 12 Check Off and Information 13 13 Information 14 14 Access to the Internet and Privacy for Digital Communications 14 15 Designated Paid Holidays 15 16 Religious Observance 16 17 Leave General 17 18 Annual Leave 18 19 Special Leave Credits 21 20 Sick Leave 24 21 Other Types of Leave 26 22 Hours of Work 34 23 Overtime 38 24 Pay 39 25 Reporting Pay 43 26 Call Back Pay 44 27 Shift Premiums 44 28 Standby Pay 45 29 Technological Change 46 30 Severance Pay 47 31 Lay-Off 50 32 Statement of Duties 52 33 Employee Performance Review and Employee Files 52 34 Job Evaluation 53 35 Adj
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEENCollective Agreement • August 5th, 2010
Placement on Steps (Pay) Responsibility Allowance (Pay) Salary Increases (Pay) Performance Increments (Pay) Application of Salary Review Date
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEENCollective Agreement • November 18th, 2009
Designated Paid Holidays 16 17 Holiday Falling on a Day of Rest 16 16.03 18 Leave - General 17 19 Vacation Leave 18 21 Carry-over Provisions (Vacation Leave) 18 18.04 24
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEENCollective Agreement • November 18th, 2009
Designated Paid Holidays 16 17 Holiday Falling on a Day of Rest 16 16.03 18 Leave - General 17 19 Vacation Leave 18 21 Carry-over Provisions (Vacation Leave) 18 18.04 24
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEENCollective Agreement • November 10th, 2009
Designated Paid Holidays 16 17 Holiday Falling on a Day of Rest 16 16.03 18 Leave - General 17 19 Vacation Leave 18 21 Carry-over Provisions (Vacation Leave) 18 18.04 24
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEENCollective Agreement • July 16th, 2008
Memorandum of Agreement (Group Insurance) Memorandum of Understanding (Prior Service Recognition) Memorandum of Understanding (Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit) Memorandum of Understanding (Job Share Program)
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEENCollective Agreement • May 2nd, 2007
B Pay Schedules 152 B1 Hourly Rates of Pay Effective April 1, 2003 153 B2 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 37.5 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2003 154 B3 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 40 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2003 155 B4 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 42 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2003 156 B5 Hourly Rates of Pay Effective April 1, 2004 157 B6 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 37.5 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2004 158 B7 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 40 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2004 159 B8 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 42 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2004 160 B9 Hourly Rates of Pay Effective April 1, 2005 161 B10 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 37.5 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2005 162 B11 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 40 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2005 163 B12 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 42 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2005 164 B13 Hourly Rates of Pay Effective April 1, 2006 165 B14 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 37.5 Weekly
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEENCollective Agreement • July 19th, 2004
B Pay Schedules 152 B1 Hourly Rates of Pay Effective April 1, 2003 153 B2 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 37.5 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2003 154 B3 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 40 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2003 155 B4 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 42 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2003 156 B5 Hourly Rates of Pay Effective April 1, 2004 157 B6 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 37.5 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2004 158 B7 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 40 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2004 159 B8 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 42 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2004 160 B9 Hourly Rates of Pay Effective April 1, 2005 161 B10 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 37.5 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2005 162 B11 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 40 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2005 163 B12 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 42 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2005 164 B13 Hourly Rates of Pay Effective April 1, 2006 165 B14 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 37.5 Weekly
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEENCollective Agreement • June 30th, 2004
B Pay Schedules 152 B1 Hourly Rates of Pay Effective April 1, 2003 153 B2 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 37.5 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2003 154 B3 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 40 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2003 155 B4 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 42 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2003 156 B5 Hourly Rates of Pay Effective April 1, 2004 157 B6 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 37.5 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2004 158 B7 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 40 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2004 159 B8 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 42 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2004 160 B9 Hourly Rates of Pay Effective April 1, 2005 161 B10 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 37.5 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2005 162 B11 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 40 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2005 163 B12 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 42 Weekly Hours – Effective April 1, 2005 164 B13 Hourly Rates of Pay Effective April 1, 2006 165 B14 Annual Rates of Pay – Standard 37.5 Weekly
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEENCollective Agreement • August 20th, 2002
NUMERICAL INDEX Article Subject Page 1 Purpose of Agreement 1 2 Interpretation and Definitions 1 3 Recognition 7 Discrimination 7 4 Application 7 5 State Security 7 Future Legislation 7 Conflict of Provisions 8 6 Strikes and Lockouts 8 7 Managerial Responsibility 8 8 Restriction on Outside Employment 8 9 Employer’s Directives 9 10 Union Access to Employer Premises 9 11 Appointment of Representatives 9 12 Time off for Union Business 10 13 Check Off 13 14 Information 14 15 Provision of Bulletin Board Space and Other 15
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENTCollective Agreement • October 9th, 2001
NUMERICAL INDEX Article Subject Page 01 Purpose of Agreement 2 02 Interpretations and Definitions 2 03 Recognition 8 04 Application 9 05 State Security 9 06 Strikes and Lockouts 9 07 Managerial Responsibilities 9 08 Restriction on Outside Employment 10 09 Union Access to Employer Premiums 10 10 Appointment of Representatives 10 11 Time Off for Union Business 11 12 Check Off 13 13 Information 14 14 Provision of Bulletin Board Space and Other Facilities 15 15 Designated Paid Holidays 16 16 Leave General 18 17 Annual Leave 19 18 Special Leave Credits 23 19 Sick Leave 26 20 Other Types of Leave 30 21 Hours of Work 36 22 Overtime 40 23 Pay 42 24 Reporting Pay 46 25 Call Back Pay 47 26 Shift Premium 47 27 Stand By 48 28 Technological Change 49 29 Severance Pay 50 30 Lay-Off 53 31 Statement of Duties 55 32 Employee Performance Review and Employee Files 55 33 Job Evaluation 56 34 Adjustment of Disputes 60 35 Contracting Out 63 36 Superannuation and Benefits 64 37 Safety and Health 64 38 Nu
