General Merchandise definition

General Merchandise means apparel, novelty items, pins, flags, badges and other merchandise of any description not relating to the Championships.

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General Merchandise means any goods offered, sold or furnished by Licensee from the TSA Site as permitted hereunder, other than Own Brand Merchandise.

General Merchandise means locally produced consumer goods including but not limited to small appliances, toys, outdoor equipment, and stationery products;

Examples of General Merchandise in a sentence

• Traveling clerks of concessionaires who service health products, nutritional supplements, beauty aids and houseware items or similar lines of merchandise shall be classified as General Merchandise Clerks.

• Items which have been determined to be General Merchandise Clerk work in accordance with either a joint settlement or arbitration award are set forth in Appendix C, which is attached hereto, and is expressly made a part of this Agreement.

• Food markets are defined as those types of establishments covered by the collective bargaining Agreement identified as Retail Food, Bakery, Candy and General Merchandise Agreement, July 31, 1978 to July 26, 1981.

• General Merchandise Clerks may handle bottled water, soda pop, ice and pre-packaged produce (including but not limited to peeled carrots, prepared celery, prepared fruit and bagged salad but excluding bagged bulk items such as potatoes, onions and apples) and any item that can be handled by a vendor.

• The rate of pay for the servicing of health products, nutritional supplements, beauty aids and houseware items or similar lines of merchandise having been established at the General Merchandise Clerk rate by this collective bargaining Agreement, that rate shall apply to all other concessionaires servicing the same or similar line or lines of merchandise with traveling clerks.

• General Merchandise Clerks working in the Pharmacy Department (Pharmacy Clerks) shall be given due consideration for promotion to the Pharmacy Technician classification, provided, however, that they meet the requirements set forth in Section B above.

• The term is designated to mean employees working in classifications which were included in the bargaining unit of the 1993-1996 Retail Food, Bakery, Candy and General Merchandise Agreement.

• Employees classified as General Merchandise Clerks (including prior Bakery, Health and Beauty Aids and Household Hardware Clerks) shall be guaranteed four (4) hours of work at the Sunday premium rate of pay when required to perform work on Sunday.

• Should such Clerk's Helpers and/or General Merchandise Clerks, as a result of the application of the above, be assigned a permanent forty (40) hour per week schedule, such assignment shall be excluded from the "one-for-one" formula referred to in the seniority letter dated July 22, 1981.

• All of the terms and conditions of the Retail Food, Meat, Bakery, Candy and General Merchandise Agreement shall apply to Meat Department employees except as specifically set forth below.

More Definitions of General Merchandise

General Merchandise. A Business Sector comprised of retailers that are classified under either of the following NAICS codes:nursery, garden center and farm supply stores (NAICS 444220) and pharmacies and drug stores (NAICS 446110).

General Merchandise means consumer products for retail sale to a mass market or general audience, including but not limited to, products from one or more of the following product categories: personal electronics, fashion apparel, fashion accessories, beauty, fine and costume jewelry, kitchen appliances and cookware items, children’s toys and play objects, home decorating items, and household and garden products; and

General Merchandise in Schedule A means pre-packaged, ready to eat or microwaveable, single serve meals such as soups, stews, casseroles, sandwiches, etc.

General Merchandise means all forms of lawful goods and merchandise held, or intended, for manufacture, processing or sale by “your” “customers”, but excluding any substance or material that is classified as hazardous under any state or federal law or regulation.