EMPLOYMENT AND CULTURE COMMITTEE Sample Clauses

EMPLOYMENT AND CULTURE COMMITTEE. The Parties shall take direction from the Employment and Culture Committee on the manner in which the obligations of this Schedule are to be implemented, to give effect to the purpose and intent of this Schedule. AEM and KIA agree to provide all relevant information requested by the Employment and Culture Committee to allow it to fulfill its role and responsibilities in order to implement this Schedule. SCHEDULE E FINANCIAL COMPENSATION
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EMPLOYMENT AND CULTURE COMMITTEE. The Parties shall establish, as of the Effective Date, a committee for training, employment and cultural matters (the “Employment and Culture Committee”). The charter of the Employment and Culture Committee is attached as Appendix 21.1. AEM and KIA agree to provide all relevant information requested by the Employment and Culture Committee to allow it to fulfill its role and responsibilities in order to implement this Schedule. APPENDIX 7.2 LABOUR POOL PROCESS STEPS Initial Labour Pool List Information Sessions Application to Labour Pool List Discussion on Application Work Readiness Training Mandatory Trainings Pre-Employment (TRADES ONLY) Employment Opportunities Led By AEM in collaboration with XXX and ECC AEM community coordinator (CC) AEM community coordinator (CC) Community coordinator (CC) and Labour pool coordinator (LPC) AEM Trainers and Labour pool coordinator (LPC) AEM Trainers and Labour pool coordinator (LPC) Labour pool coordinator (LPC) Labour pool coordinator (LPC) Main Objectives Create a database of all potential Inuit employees to invite to the information sessions Establish a list of all Inuit potential employees Provide general basic information for the potential applicant to make a sound decision about working at an AEM mine site Information session covers topics like: • Life at camp • Work organization • Jobs available and requirements • AEM HR policies Provide general basic assistance to the applicant, if needed, in filling the labour pool application form • Review the application form of the applicant • Review previous work experience at AEM or elsewhere • Identify skills and interests • Identify applicants who have a trade and should be assessed • Identify steps that would apply Ensure that applicants have received the work readiness training Ensure that applicants have received the work site readiness training • Identify candidate trade skills through a practical assessment • Match the candidate skills with the job opportunities at the mine site Describe the process whereby candidates are hired for job opportunities Process • AEM will use its database and local resources in Kivalliq Communities to solicit names • AEM will add other Inuit who request to be on the list • Attending the information session is the first step into the labour pool process • Information session is advertised in public places and on radio • Applicants input their job application into the enterprise-wide recruitment software. If required, the CC coaches the ...

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