Fair Day's Work Sample Clauses
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Fair Day's Work. The Union affirms its adherence to the principles of a fair day’s work for a fair day’s pay and agrees to use its best efforts toward this end both as to work and as to the conditions of its performance. The Union will not cause, or permit its member to cause nor will any member of the Union cause any curtailment of work, or restriction of work, or interfere with the efficient operation of the Department.
Fair Day's Work. It is understood and agreed that in return for wages, fringe benefits and working conditions specified in this Agreement, employees shall be required, as a condition of continued employment, to render a fair day's work for the Employer.
Fair Day's Work. It is agreed that each employee is obligated to give a fair day's work. Such obligation shall not be measured by use of industrially engineered standards, but may be measured by other applicable criteria. Failure to give a fair day's work shall be cause for discipline.
Fair Day's Work. There shall be no limitation as to the amount of work an employee shall perform during his working day. It is understood that workmen shall perform a fair and honest day's work at all times on the job.
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Fair Day's Work. It is agreed that the Company has a right to require a fair day’s work from its employees. A fair day’s work is defined as a reasonable rate of production agreed to by both the Union and the Company.
Fair Day's Work. The Union reaffirms its adherence to the principle of a fair day’s work for a fair day’s pay, and agrees to use its best efforts towards this end, both as to work and as to conduct in its performance.
Fair Day's Work. 39.1 The parties agree to the principle of a fair day’s work for a fair day’s pay. Accordingly, the parties agree to convene a labor-management committee that will meet twice per year, or otherwise upon mutual agreement, and shall include senior members of the University’s Office of Labor and Employee Relations, University Operations, and senior Union stewards. Once per year the University’s Vice President of Human Resources and the Union’s Director of Higher Education shall attend such meetings.