General Foremen Sample Clauses

General Foremen. The duties of all General Xxxxxxx classifications shall include the supervision of all work and the lay-out and supervision of the plumbing and mechanical work entailed in the particular job assignmment. Except in cases of emergency, a general xxxxxxx shall not give orders directly to employees.
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General Foremen. When more than one (1) Xxxxxxx is required on any job, one (1) will be designated as a General Xxxxxxx and shall be paid one hundred and seven- teen percent (117%) per hour or more of the Journeyman Mechanic's rate. A General Xxxxxxx is non-working and when a second crew is established is responsible for up to six
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General Foremen. No construction Xxxxxxx may supervise at the same time more than one job that requires a Xxxxxxx. At the Employer's discretion, one Xxxxxxx may supervise up to nine (9) Journeymen. Should additional Journeymen be required, an additional Xxxxxxx shall be designated. When three (3) Foremen are required, the Employer shall designate a General Xxxxxxx who shall assume the duties of supervising the Foremen and shall be paid at the General Xxxxxxx'x rate of pay. A General Xxxxxxx may supervise up to five (5) Foremen.
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General Foremen. A. When three (3) or more foremen are employed on a job by one Employer, a general xxxxxxx who reports to the Employer shall be employed as supervision for the Ironworkers. General Xxxxxxx shall supervise foremen only.
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General Foremen. When two
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General Foremen. General Xxxxxxx shall in each case be selected by and be responsible to the Employer. They shall be responsible for the conduct of the Employees they supervise and for the work under their supervision.
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