Allowance for Personal Needs. An allowance of is included in the standard for personal needs and allowance for end of workplace clean-up. On some the employee's production is limited by the machine. In such cases, in addition to the other applicable allowance, a "machine opportunity allowance" is added to the standard time to provide the employee working as provided in paragraph the opportunity to earn incentive Scrap Allowance In some operations there Is a certain amount of unavoidable scrap. Since the incentive pay plans pay for good pieces only, the normal time lost making and handling scrap which cannot be avoided by close on the part of the operator is added to and becomes part of the standard time per piece. The operator turns in production separately good pieces and scrap pieces. INSTALLATION OF STANDARDS The Company establish incentive standards when and where it considers it practical and economical so to do. Employees being studied will be told why the study is being made. The result of the incentive standard will be given to the employees involved. Incentive pay on the incentive standards starts on the date the standard is installed. All current rates be listed in routing books and made available to employees upon request. The Union has the right to have qualified representative perform a study on a job. CHANGE IN STANDARDS Established incentive standard not be altered except because of a change in material, equipment, method of manufacturing, a demonstrable clerical error or by mutual agreement. Only those elements affected by the change will be revised.
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Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement
Allowance for Personal Needs. An allowance of is included in the standard for personal needs and allowance for end of workplace end-of-shift clean-up. Machine Opportunity Allowance On some jobs the employee's employees’ production is limited by the machine. In such cases, in an addition to the other applicable allowanceallowances, a "“machine opportunity allowance" ” is added to the standard machine time to provide the employee working as provided in paragraph 1 the opportunity to earn incentive pay. Scrap Allowance In some operations there Is is a certain amount of unavoidable scrap. Since the incentive pay plans pay plan pays for good pieces only, the normal time lost making and handling scrap which cannot be avoided by close attention on the part of the operator is added to and becomes part of the standard time per piece. The operator turns in his production separately good pieces and scrap pieces. INSTALLATION OF STANDARDS The Company will establish incentive standards when and where it considers it practical and economical so to dowherever practical. Employees being time-studied will be told why the study is being made. The result of the incentive standard will be given to the employees involved. Incentive pay on the incentive standards starts on the date the standard is installed. All current rates will be listed in routing books or on computer and made readily available to employees upon requestemployees. The Union has may at any reasonable time and from time to time have a timestudy expert from its engineering department attend at the right plant to have qualified representative perform a study on a jobinquire into the particulars of any established and installed Incentive Standard, and the Company shall furnish all reasonable and relevant information necessary to enable the expert to complete the said enquiry. CHANGE IN STANDARDS Established incentive standard standards will not be altered except because of a change in material, equipment, method of manufacturing, a demonstrable clerical error or by mutual agreement. Only those elements affected by the change will be revised.
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Sources: Employment & Human Resources