Common use of AUTOMATION AND TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE Clause in Contracts

AUTOMATION AND TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE. (a) Technological change shall include automation, mechanization, the introduction of equipment, or a change in the operation that is directly related to the introduction of that equipment. In view of the interest and concern by the parties to this agreement in the impact on manpower and condition of employment resulting from competitive automation in the converting industry, it is agreed that the parties in this plant utilize all scientific developments to the best advantage of the Company and its Employees, in the interest of reducing costs and keeping the Company competitive in its field of operation.

AUTOMATION AND TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE. (a) Technological change shall include automation, mechanization, the introduction of equipment, or a change in the operation that is directly related to the introduction of that equipment. In view of the interest and concern by the parties to this agreement in the impact on manpower and condition of employment resulting from competitive automation in the converting industry, it is agreed that the parties in this plant utilize all scientific developments to the best advantage of the Company and its Employees, in the interest of reducing costs and keeping the Company competitive in its field of operationoperations.

AUTOMATION AND TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE. (a) 31.01 Technological change shall include automation, mechanization, the introduction of equipment, or a change in the operation that is directly related to the introduction of that equipment. In view of the interest and concern by the parties to this agreement in the impact on manpower and condition of employment resulting from competitive automation in the converting industry, it is agreed that the parties in this plant utilize all scientific developments to the best advantage of the Company and its Employeesemployees, in the interest of reducing costs and keeping the Company competitive in its field of operationoperations.