Additional Help Sample Clauses
The "Additional Help" clause defines the obligation or option for one party to provide extra assistance beyond the standard terms of the agreement. This may include support such as technical guidance, training, or resources that are not explicitly covered elsewhere in the contract, and can be triggered by specific requests or circumstances. Its core function is to ensure that parties have a mechanism to request and receive supplementary support when needed, thereby promoting smooth project execution and addressing unforeseen challenges.
Additional Help. (a) Where additional help is needed by any Employer at a terminal, over and above that provided for in Section 7(a) of Article 5 of the National Master Agreement, said additional or supplemental work shall be offered to the oldest laid-off employees of the Employer involved, on a voluntary basis. Those employees accepting said supplemental work at another terminal on a voluntary basis shall go to the bottom of the terminal seniority board and hold company seniority there only for fringe benefit purposes. When reporting to an Article 38, Section 5 location all drivers that report timely to the new location will be arranged at the bottom of the seniority roster by order of their company seniority. Drivers from the same terminal with common company seniority dates will retain their relative seniority order. When such employee is recalled to his/her home terminal, the employee must return to the home terminal, or he/she will lose his/her seniority at the home terminal. However, if the employee returns to the home terminal and is laid off in sixty (60) days or less after returning, the employee will be allowed, upon request, to return to the former terminal with no loss of seniority at that former terminal.
(b) Laid off employees transferred under (a) above shall for a period of sixty (60) days following the transfer have an unqualified right to return to their old terminal upon giving fifteen (15) days' notice to the Employer, in writing, of their intent to return to their old terminal; however, after the period of sixty (60) days, they must remain at the new terminal until such time as they are laid off or called back to their old terminal. An employee will remain on the terminal seniority list at any terminal into which the employee has transferred under this Section until the employee returns to his/her former terminal under the prior sentence, refuses recall to that particular terminal or otherwise loses seniority under any Article of this contract.
(c) It will not be necessary for the Employer to transfer an employee under Section 5(a) above, if the work available is for less than thirty (30) days.
(d) A laid-off employee to qualify for transfer as called for above must designate to the Employer, in writing, at which terminal or terminals he will accept such work assignments, in his regular classification or in another classification in which he is qualified by experience with the Employer to perform the work. His election must be made at the time of layo...
Additional Help. Effective Date: 08/15/2019 a. ADS 308saa, Sample Cover Letter and Schedule for Cost-type Agreements with Public International Organizations
Additional Help. When additional truck drivers are required, the union shall be called upon to recommend drivers. The school district will employ truck drivers according to its established policies.
Additional Help. (a) Where additional help is needed by any Employer at a terminal, including terminals of commonly owned Employers signatory to this Part II, over and above that provided for in Section 7(a) of Article 5 of the National Master Automobile Transporters Agreement, said additional or supplemental work shall be offered to the oldest laid-off employees of the Employer involved, on a voluntary basis. Those employees accepting said supplemental work at another terminal on a voluntary basis shall go to the bottom of the terminal seniority board and hold company seniority there only for fringe benefit purposes. However, when work picks up at the employee’s regular terminal, he will be requiredgiven an opportunity to go back to his regular terminal and, willif he elects to remain at the new terminal, then he no longer will hold his terminal seniority position at the old terminal but will remain at the new terminal with terminal seniority as of the date he transferred into the same and his layoff at said new terminal would be in accordance with his terminal seniority.
(b) Laid-off employees transferred under (a) above must remain at the new terminal until such time as they are laid off or called back to their old terminal. An employee will remain on the terminal seniority list at any terminal into which the employee has transferred under this Section until the employee refuses recall to that particular terminal or otherwise loses seniority under any Article of this Part II.
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Additional Help. When the Employer needs additional help, it shall give the Union equal opportunity with all other sources to provide suitable applicants, but the Employer shall not be required to hire those referred by the Union.
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Additional Help. (a) Where additional help is needed by any Employer at a termi- nal, over and above that provided for in Section 7 (a) of Article 5 of the National Master Automobile Transporters Agreement, said ad- ditional or supplemental work shall be offered to the most senior laid-off employees of the Employer involved. Those employees accepting said supplemental work at another terminal shall go to the bottom of the terminal seniority board and hold company se- niority there only for fringe benefit purposes. However, when work picks up at the employee’s regular terminal he will be given an opportunity to go back to his regular terminal and, if he elects to remain at the new terminal, then he no longer will hold his terminal