ADJUSTMENT PROPOSAL Sample Clauses

ADJUSTMENT PROPOSAL. In the event of any long term lay off, the Company agrees to provide office space and equipment, and to work in conjunction with the Union and any regulatory agencies to assist employees during this period If Short Work Week occurs, employees will not be sent home when the customer is running unless canvassed on a voluntary basis.
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ADJUSTMENT PROPOSAL. In the event of a permanent discontinuance of business, the Company and the Union agree to Follow relevant Joint Planning Committee provisions set out in Section ofthe Canada Code in effect on the date of ratification of this agreement. ARTICLE DURATION OF AGREEMENT will remain in effect for three (3) years from October and either party to the other party written notice of termination or of a desire to amend Agreement, then it shall continue in full force and effect from year to that amendments are required or that either party intends to will only be given during the period of not more than ninety (00) days prior to the expiration of said Agreement. This Agreement is hereby signed on behalf of the parties hereto by their authorized on the I day of January, INC. Operatio Resources FOR CAW LOCAL ns Xxxx Xxxxx, Unit Chairperson Xxx Committee Member Xxxxxxx. Manager Facility Fleet Operations Vice President Operations Xxxx Xxxxxx, Member Xxxxxxx Committee Member Len President Local Xxxx National Representative Schedule “A” Classification and CLASSIFICATION EFFECTIVE October October October Driver Single Driver Team Shunt Dock Schedule Driver For Non-Route Tasks, When Directed Traffic, and While On-Duty
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ADJUSTMENT PROPOSAL. 30.01 In the event of any long term lay off, the Company agrees to provide office space and equipment, and to work in conjunction with the Union and any regulatory agencies to assist employees during this period If Short Work Week occurs, employees will not be sent home when the customer is running unless canvassed on a voluntary basis. The Company will not send employees home thirty (30) minutes or less prior to the completion of any scheduled shift.
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ADJUSTMENT PROPOSAL. 49.01 In the event of a permanent discontinuance of any line of business, the Company and the Union agree to follow the relevant Joint Planning Committee provisions set out in Section 214 of the Canada Labour Code in effect on the date of ratification of this agreement. Schedule “A” Classification and Wages CLASSIFICATION Effective October 23, 2016 to October 26, 2019 Driver – OTR Single (City)1 $19.03 Driver - OTR Single (Highway) $19.03 Shunt2 $19.34 Utility $19.18 1Any route which fall within a ten (10) mile radius. Subject to overtime at one and one half times the regular rate after nine (9) hours per day. 2Subject to overtime at one and one half times the regular rate after eight (8) hours per day. 3Specific dates for rate implementation to coincide with start of a pay period. On ratification, rate to be effective start of next pay period. Probationary Rates Classification Period from Hire Rate1 Driver 0-12 months (less than 5 years prior experience)2 95% of base rate +12 months (less than 5 years prior experience)2 100% of base rate 0-3 months (5 years prior experience or greater)2 95% of base rate +3 months (5 years prior experience or greater)2 100% of base rate 1 All wage increases are in effect at the beginning of the first pay period 2 Five (5) years verifiable cumulative AZ driving experience within the last 10 years immediately prior to the start date with the Company and preceding the date of application.
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ADJUSTMENT PROPOSAL. In the event that Client: (a) fails to disclose to ATS, at or prior to the time this Agreement is executed, information relating to Client’s practice, which if disclosed, would have materially increased the costs of billing and collection efforts incurred by ATS; or (b) materially changes fundamental aspects of its practice (such as its practice sites, the type of services provided, its payer mix, quality or type of demographic information available, method of documenting services provided or the like), ATS may propose an adjustment to the Base Fee in writing (Adjustment Proposal). For thirty (30) days after Client’s receipt of the Adjustment Proposal, ATS shall be available to provide Services to Client according to the Base Fee provided in the Adjustment Proposal. If Client agrees to the Adjustment Proposal, this Agreement will be amended to reflect the new Base Fee. If Client has not accepted the Adjustment Proposal or the parties have not otherwise agreed as to an adjustment to the Base Fee within thirty (30) days after Client’s receipt of the Adjustment Proposal, ATS may terminate this Agreement upon sixty (60) days advance written notice. CLIENT ATS By: Xxxx Xxxxxx MD By: Johann Niquestrom Title: President Title: VP Operations
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