COVERED CRAFTS, CLASSIFICATIONS AND BID AREAS Sample Clauses

COVERED CRAFTS, CLASSIFICATIONS AND BID AREAS. A. All employees covered by this Agreement shall be recognized as being in the Craft, Classification, and Bid Areas listed herein. The Classifications and Bid Areas, the work of such Classifications and Bid Areas and the job requirements and job descriptions contained within this Article shall not be added to, reduced, deleted, or amended except by mutual agreement between the Company and the Union. Employees in higher Crafts may be directed to perform the work of lower Crafts. If the Company determines that a new Classification, Craft, or Bid Area coming within the scope of this agreement is necessary, the Company agrees to negotiate and reach by mutual consent, the duties, job descriptions, job requirements, staffing procedures and the rates of pay for the new Classification, Craft, or Bid Area with the Union, prior to its implementation. (See, LOA #16 – Working in a Lower Classification)
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