Common use of Other Subcontracting Clause in Contracts

Other Subcontracting. When the Employer is considering subcontracting work that is covered by Article 1.1 under circumstances not authorized by Article 16.1 or 16.2, the Employer shall notify the Union in writing at least thirty (30) days prior to the proposed commencement of such subcontracting and, upon request, meet with the Union to bargain the decision and/or the effects of subcontracting as required by law, including alternatives to laying off any affected employees, the notice shall include the following information: • The scope of the work to be performed, • The anticipated duration of the work, • The reason the Employer is considering subcontracting the work rather than assigning the work to an employee, and • The anticipated cost of subcontracting the work compared with the cost of assigning the work to an employee.

Other Subcontracting. When the Employer is considering subcontracting work that is covered by the Article 1.1 under circumstances not authorized by Article 16.1 24.1 or 16.224.2, the Employer shall notify the Union in writing at least thirty (30) days prior to the proposed commencement of such subcontracting and, upon request, meet with the Union to bargain the decision and/or the effects of subcontracting as required by law, including alternatives to laying off any affected employees, the notice shall include the following information: • The scope of the work to be performed, • The anticipated duration of the work, • The reason the Employer employer is considering subcontracting the work rather than assigning the work to an employee, and • The anticipated cost of subcontracting the work compared with the cost of assigning the work to an employee.

Other Subcontracting. When the Employer is considering subcontracting work that is covered by the Article 1.1 under circumstances not authorized by Article 16.1 24.1 or 16.224.2, the Employer employer shall notify the Union in writing at least thirty (30) days prior to the proposed commencement of such subcontracting and, upon request, meet with the Union to bargain the decision and/or the effects of subcontracting as required by law, including alternatives to laying off any affected employees, the notice shall include the following information: •  The scope of the work to be performed, •  The anticipated duration of the work, •  The reason the Employer employer is considering subcontracting the work rather than assigning the work to an employee, and •  The anticipated cost of subcontracting the work compared with the cost of assigning the work to an employee.