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Examples for Clarification. For further certainty, and without limiting the general scope of Sections (a) and (b) above, the following are examples of how the parties intend Sections (a) and (b) to be interpreted:
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Examples for Clarification. Not essentially the same. Example 1 Communication Technician - (Analog - C.O. Function) to Communication Technician - (Digital - C.O. Function) Essentially the Same Example 1 Communication Technician (I/R function) to Communication Technician (I/R function) Example 2 Service Office Representative (Service Representative-Phone Fair) to Service Office Representative (Service Representative-"On The Wheel") Example 3 Service Office Representative (Facilities Assignor-Assignment) to Service Office Representative (Facilities Assignor-Cutter). Example 4 Service Office Representative (Service Representative) to Service Office Representative (Service Representative "Treatment"). ARTICLE 5, ARTICLE 10, AND APPENDIX A: The following is set forth to clarify the agreement reached during the 1986 Negotiations concerning the new classifications of Communications Technician and Service Office Representative. The classification of Communications Technician includes the classifications formerly knows as Combination Person, Installer-Repair Person, Equipment Repairer, and Cable Splicer. The classification of Service Office Representative includes the classifications formerly knows as Service Representative, Facility Assignor, Repair/Dispatch Clerk, and Service Office Clerk. The vacation schedules within these new classifications will continue to be selected in accordance with the work groups' predominant job function. Additionally, work schedules and tours within the new classifications will be established and selected in accordance with the work groups’ predominant job functions and/or current local practice. Nothing in this letter shall be construed to change the procedures outlined in the Articles of Agreement.
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