Short-term layoff definition

Short-term layoff is a layoff of three (3) weeks or less or which relates to a model year changeover at a customer facility. “Skilled Trades Seniority” shall be determined based on an employee’s date of entry in that skilled trade classification. STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES AND INTENT Magna International Inc. and CAW recognize that dramatic changes in the automotive industry have created new quality, productivity and competitive challenges for the automotive component supplier. Both Magna and the CAW know these challenges will be met more effectively through a relationship that is more positive, cooperative and committed to the values expressed in Magna’s Employee’s Charter and Corporate Constitution and the CAW Constitution. These principles include: • increased job security • a safe and healthful workplacefair treatment for all employees • competitive wages and benefitsemployee equity and profit participation • consistent sharing of information and communication • participatory democracy • joint commitment to continuous improvement of quality, productivity and overall competitiveness • joint commitment to balancing the interests of customers, shareholders, workers and society Consistent with these principles, the CAW and Magna will work together to ensure that they provide a fulfilling working environment where employees maintain their dignity and self respect and where they participate in the decision making process that affects their lives. Employees’ influence will be voiced through an open door process that provides them with open access to management to express their views and concerns about the business and terms and conditions of employment, as well as providing a problem-solving system that ensures fairness and the fastest possible resolution of concerns. Fundamental to this principle of employee participation, is the responsibility of each Employee to take ownership for pursuing the resolution of any concern they may have through the Concern Resolution Process set out in this Agreement. A commitment to mutual trust and openness will also include sharing of information, with disclosure of publicly available and/or locally disclosed business and financial information. Access to information with a corresponding dedication to the development of every employee by increasing skills and knowledge will produce individuals who take an active role in, and have responsibility for, providing “a better product for a better price”. The involvement of employees by taking owne...
Short-term layoff shall be defined as a planned and scheduled layoff of 5 or less working days for 8 hour shift employees, or 3 or less working days for 12 hour shift employees. Short Term Layoffs shall be by job affected. The senior employees in affected jobs shall have the right to elect to be subject to Short Term Layoff prior to less senior employees in the affected jobs. Where an employee has been subject to 5 days of Short Term Layoff in any suc- cessive six month calendar period (January-June, or July-December) then this clause shall not apply to the employee who, instead, shall be subject to 9.10 (b).
Short-term layoff is a layoff of three (3) weeks or less or which relates to a model year changeover at a customer facility.

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  • Short-term suspension means any disciplinary action whereby a student is not permitted to attend school for a period not to exceed ten school days.

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