Jointing Contractors Clause Samples

Jointing Contractors. The Jointing Register is open primarily to contractors with one or two operatives. To be included upon the JIB Jointing Register, the following requirements must be met to the satisfaction of the Cabling & Jointing Committee: (a) An initial fee shall be charged. This fee shall include the operative’s Registration Card. The operative must purchase Benefits Credits for themselves and any other directly-employed operatives. 1. Defined as an employee of the JIB. 2. Defined under 3.3 Recognition under Section 7 of the Code of Good Practice – Job/Shop Representatives. (b) If the operative already holds a Registration Card, then the operative shall be entitled to a refund of the cost of the Registration Card‌‌ (c) A jointing company shall apply to join the Register through the usual membership procedures (d) A jointer who employs an unskilled worker shall have the Assistant graded as a Jointer’s Assistant. The fee shall be calculated on a pro-rata basis of 75 . A Jointer’s Assistant Registration Card shall be issued (e) The only Union with formal recognition and bargaining rights for operatives shall be Unite the Union (f) Copies of the statutory insurance certificate must be provided (g) It must provide a copy of its Safety Policy, Grievance and Disciplinary Policy. In addition the following must be undertaken: (h) The requirements of the National Working Rule 17 Sub-Contracting, The Use of Employment Business Labour and Self Employed Operatives must be adhered to (i) Immediate access to an authorised representative of the JIB1 to inspect wages books or any other documents necessary to satisfy the JIB that proper employment policies are being observed shall be given (this includes access to Unite the Union Regional Officers and Unite the Union accredited Shop Stewards2 to inspect JIB Registration Cards and Unite the Union Membership Cards) (j) A Jointer’s Assistant must not undertake work of a skilled nature (k) All applications will be recommended or otherwise by the Cabling & Jointing Committee, prior to final decision by the appropriate RJIB.
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