Job Standards Disputes Sample Clauses

Job Standards Disputes. Employees and the Association will give every work standard a fair and just trial by working conscientiously against those standards. If the standard is in dispute after the fair and just trial , a qualified member of the Association may conduct a study using established Company work measurement techniques. Should the new job standard remain in dispute after a comparison of the Company and the Association studies, it may be introduced as a grievance starting at the Second Step of the grievance procedure. It is further agreed that where the new job standard remains in dispute , the Company and the Association may, by mutual agreement, appoint a qualified independent engineer to conduct a separate study. The expense of such study shall be shared by the Company and the Association.
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Job Standards Disputes. It is understood that the Company will make every effort to establish fair and accurate work standards and that employees and the Association will give every work standard a fair and just trial by working conscientiously against those standards. If after the fair and just trial period, the Association is still not satisfied that an average qualified worker, working conscientiously can maintain a performance of 100%, a re-check study will be made by the Company when requested. If the standard is still in dispute after the Company audit, a qualified member of the Association may conduct a study using established Company work measurement techniques. Should the new job standard remain in dispute after a comparison of the Company and the Association studies, it may be introduced as a grievance starting at the second step of the grievance procedure. It is further agreed that where the new job standard remains in dispute at the third step of the grievance procedure, the Company and the Association may, by mutual agreement, appoint a qualified independent industrial engineer to conduct a separate study. The expense of such study shall be shared by the Company and the Association.
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Job Standards Disputes. Notification ....................................... Article Hours of Work, Overtime Premiums ..................................
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Job Standards Disputes. Method of Payment ARTICLE HOURS OF WORK, OVERTIME AND PREMIUMS Regular Work Week. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Job Standards Disputes. Notification .............................................. ARTICLE OF WORK, AND .............................................. Regular Work Week ........................................... Changes to Weekly Schedule ............................ Changes to Daily Start Time ..............................
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