I Concur. A. Vice-president, Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees.
I Concur. A. Vice-President, Brotherhoodof Maintenance of Way Employees Brotherhoodof Railroad Signalmen Hunter, National Vice-President, Canadian of Railway, Transport and General Workers Xxxxx,
I Concur. A. Vice-President Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees Vice-President Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen Hunter National Vice-President Canadian Brotherhood of Railway, Transport and General Workers Xxxxx National Vice-President Brotherhood of Railway, Airline and Steamship Clerks North Bay, Ontario May Xx. Xxxxxx Chairman, Associated Non-Operating Railway Unions Negotiating Committee Ave Ontario nue Dear Sir: This has reference to the award of the Arbitrator, the Honourable Hall, dated December concerning the contracting out of work. In accordance with the provisions as set out on Page of the above-mentioned award, it is agreed that work presently and normally performed by employees represented by the Associated Non-Operating Railway Unions signatory to the Memorandum of Settlement dated May will not be contracted out except : technical or managerial skills are not available from within the railway; or where sufficient employees, qualified to perform the work, are not available from the active or laid-off employees; or when essential equipment or facilities are not available and cannot be made available from railway-owned property at the time and place required; or where the nature or volume of work is such that it does not justify the capital or operating expenditure involved; or the required time of completion of the work cannot be met with the skills, personnel or equipment available on the property; or where the nature or volume of the work is such that undesirable fluctuations in employment would automatically result. The conditions set forth above will not apply in to items normally obtained from or suppliers not to the performance of warranty work. It is further that at a mutually convenient time at the beginning of each year and, in any event, no later than January of each year, representatives of the union will meet with the designated officers to discuss the company's plans with respect to contracting out of work for that year. In the event union representatives are unavailable for such meetings, such unavailability will not delay implementation of company plans with respect to contracting out of work for that year. In addition, the company will advise the union representatives involved in writing, as far in advance as is practicable, of its intention to contract out work which would have a material and adverse effect on employees. Except in case of emergency, such notice will be no less than days. Such advice will contain a description of...
I Concur. It would be most dangerous, when once a judicial interpretation has been given to a particular word, to give a different interpretation after the lapse of several years during which the decision already given had been acted upoiK Reeding the judgment in Xxxxxxx x. Turffontein Estates, it is dear that the decision was that day was not a species of the genus mineral. People have acted on that decision, and that being so, it should in my opinion be adhered to until the legislature sees fit to lay down a different definition. 482 CLAY ▼. XXX. Xxxx x , J.: I also concur. There is no doubt that in its widest sense the term “ mineral ” may mean nearly anything taken out of the earth. The late High Court, however, laid down that in its ordinary sense as used in South Africa the term does not include such substances as clay, and in the interpretation of a statute we must take it that words are used in their ordinary sense unless something shows that the intention of the legislature was different I do not think that the Volksraad intended to use the word “ mineral” as including substances like day or sand —which Me those disposed of in the lease before us. Appeal accordingly allowed; no order as to costs. Appellants* Attorneys: Xxxxxxx & Xxxxxxxx; Respondent's Attorneys: Xxxxxx & Xxxxx. XXXX x. XXX.
I Concur. Xxxxxxxx President Letter dated January concerning the implementation of a its program Vancouver, January Xxxxxxxx President Canadian Pacific Police Association Sir: This is in regard to our discussions during bargaining concerning the implementation of a it Program for employees represented by the Canadian Pacific Police Association. During the closed period, the Company will provide the Association with the costs and other information associated with the implementation of such a program. Yours truly,
I Concur. Xxxxxxxx President Letter dated January concerning the establishment of annual fitness testing Vancouver, January Xxxxxxxx President Canadian Pacific Police Association Dear Sir: This refers to the Company demand served on the Association during the recently completed negotiations to establish an annual fitness testing for newly hired employees. It was the intentions of the Parties that the creation of this program would result in the promotion of a healthy lifestyle and good physical fitness. This will serve to confirm that the Parties agreed to the implementation of an annual fitness testing program for employees hired after the ratification of this settlement, The Parties further agreed to meet during the closed period to develop the parameters of the annual fitness program based on industry standards. Furthermore, the Parties agreed to discuss the potential application of an annual fitness program for existing employees. Such program, for existing employees, would not be implemented without the express consent of the Association. Yours truly,
I Concur. FOR FOR VIA RAIL CANADA INC. I APPENDIX Any person who has successfully completed the Apprenticeship or who has had three years practical experience at work through on-the-job training and who can demonstrate that with the of tools, with or drawings, he or she can lay out, build and perform the work of the occupations a mechanical manner, shall a fully qualified and as such shall be shown on the permanent Carmen’s list. Men assigned to must have the necessary knowledge of rules and safety appliances Work (including Apprentice) work shall consist of building, maintaining, dismantling, painting, upholstering, tile setting, glass cutting, bevelling, embossing, and inspecting all passenger cars, motor coaches; planing mill, cabinet and bench xxxxxxxxx work, pattern and making and all other xxxxxxxxx work; work in building and repairing hand cars and station trucks; building, repairing and removing and applying locomotive cabs, pilots, running boards, foot and headlight boards, hose bag and stove repairing and assembling passenger car air brake operating punches and shears, doing shaping and forming; work done hand forges and heating torches in with Xxx-xxx’s work; painting, surfacing, decorating, lettering: cutting of stencils and removing paint, (not including use of sand machine or removing vats); all other work generally as painter’s work under the of the Maintenance Department; joint car inspectors, car safety appliances and train car repairers, and electric welding on work generally as Xxxxxx’s work; and all other work generally as work. work Employees assigned as Helpers to assist Xxxxxx and Apprentices shall perform the work shown below; however, the assignment of such work shall not be construed as restricting Xxxxxx from per-toning Helpers’ work as required: washing and scrubbing the inside and outside of passenger equipment preparatory to painting and removing of paint; operators of rivet heaters, drill presses, and punches, painter’s helpers, brake cleaners, sand blasters, cleaners for painters, drinking water tanks, thaw out men and all men working with live steam except on trucks and undergear, supply and material carriers when required to select materials, wood machine helpers, car heater and ice men, gas fillers, tool room attendants, holding on rivets, using backing hammer and sledges in assisting Xxxxxx in straightening metal parts of cars, repairing steam and air hose, assisting Xxxxxx erecting scaffolds, crane slingers; coupling and uncoupli...
I Concur. Xxxxxxxx Canadian Marine Officers’ Union January To Whom it May Concern: Notwithstanding the provisions of Article of the Collective the have agreed that until such time as the provision of immersion suits. is made a requirement on passenger vessels by the Canadian Coast Guard Authority, the company will supply immersion suits as follows:
I Concur. E. Vice President, Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen NORTHLAND RAILWAY Montreal May Xxxxxx, Chairman Associated Non-operating Railway Unions, Negotiating Committee, Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario. Dear Sir: This has reference to the award of the Arbitrator, the Honourable Xxxxxx Xxxx dated December concerning the contracting out of work. In accordance with the provisions set out on Page of the award, it is agreed that work .presently and normally performed by employees represented by the Associated Non-operating Railway Unions signatory to the Memorandum of Settlement dated May will not be contracted out except:
