Common use of Continuous Run Operations Clause in Contracts

Continuous Run Operations. The Company may initiate a “Continuous Run” schedule for any process that business conditions deem necessary. The Company will provide 24 hours notice, where possible, to the Union and the affected employees prior to adding or deleting processes to be operated under a “continuous run” mode. Where an operation is on continuous run, the provisions of Schedule "B", Article 1, may not apply. The Company may utilize direct, indirect and other employees to provide relief. Support groups such as Truckers, Cranes, Team Leaders and Skilled Trades may be designated to provide service to those designated pieces of equipment or processes on a continuous running basis. These continuous run principles will apply to rest periods, lunch periods and shift changes. See Letter of Understanding – Alternative Work Schedules

Continuous Run Operations. The Company may initiate a “Continuous Run” schedule for any process that business conditions deem necessary. The Company will provide 24 hours notice, where possible, to the Union and the affected employees prior to adding or deleting processes to be operated under a “continuous run” mode. Where an operation is on continuous run, the provisions of Schedule "“B"”, Article 1, may not apply. The Company may utilize direct, indirect and other employees to provide relief. Support groups such as Truckers, Cranes, Team Leaders and Skilled Trades may be designated to provide service to those designated pieces of equipment or processes on a continuous running basis. These continuous run principles will apply to rest periods, lunch periods and shift changes. See Letter of Understanding – Alternative Work Schedules