Jurisdiction and Divisions of Work Clause Samples

The 'Jurisdiction and Divisions of Work' clause defines which parties or entities have authority over specific tasks or responsibilities within a project or agreement. It typically outlines the scope of work assigned to each party, clarifies which legal or organizational jurisdictions apply, and may specify how disputes or overlaps in responsibility are to be resolved. By clearly delineating roles and applicable authorities, this clause helps prevent conflicts, ensures accountability, and promotes efficient project management.
Jurisdiction and Divisions of Work. (a) The exclusive jurisdiction of the Union, as defined hereunder as “Bargaining Unit Work,” shall include all work in connection with and all Employees in the making, taking and servicing of motion and still pictures, whether on film, tape or film substitutes, and without restricting the generality of the foregoing, shall include all work of a kind and nature described herein. (b) The Company will not subcontract bargaining unit work which customarily and historically has been performed by Employees covered by this Agreement unless the Union consents thereto; or the Company lacks the requisite equipment, technology, facilities or personnel to perform the work; or the work of the type being subcontracted has heretofore been subcontracted by a producer engaged in the motion picture and television industry. When practicable, the Company shall deliver a minimum of one week’s advance notice to the Union of its intention to subcontract. (c) The job classifications contained in Schedule “A” shall not be changed or deleted, nor shall the jobs, or any duty of the job, be altered without the agreement of the Union. (d) Work not customarily performed by an Employee covered by this Agreement and work not included in the job classifications in Schedule “A” of this Agreement shall be performed by another Employee of the Company or by a person or corporation who is not an Employee of the Company. (e) The Local’s Heads of Departments shall be responsible for the building, striking, inspection, handling, placing and producing of sets, electrical equipment, properties, wardrobe, and the buying, renting or otherwise acquiring said properties, wardrobe or equipment as it applies to their area of duties and the Company agrees to employ sufficient personnel in every department so that each department is able to safely and efficiently complete its work. Each Department will have one Head at the applicable rate. It is agreed that the construction of flats falls under the jurisdiction of Local 873.
Jurisdiction and Divisions of Work. 8 4.1 Bargaining Unit Work 8 4.2 No Sub-Contracting 8 2023-24 4.3 Qualification of Employees 8 4.4 Head of Department 8 4.7 Adequate Staffing 9 Article 5. PERFORMANCE BOND 9 5.3 Failure to Post Bond 10
Jurisdiction and Divisions of Work. 4.1 Bargaining Unit Work 9 4.2 No Sub-Contracting. 9 4.3 Qualification of Employees 9
Jurisdiction and Divisions of Work. 12 No Sub-Contracting 12 Qualification of Employees 12 Head of Department 13 Adequate Staffing 13 Work Performed Outside of Maritime Canada 14 Article 5. PERFORMANCE BOND 14 Failure to Post Bond 14 Article 6. UNION PERSONNEL AND CREW CALLS 14 Only Members in Good Standing 14 Department Rosters 15 Referrals Roster 15 Upgrades 15 Article 7. UNION ACCESS 15 Shop ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ 15 Article 8. NO STRIKE OR LOCKOUT 16 No Discipline for Honouring Picket Line 16 Article 9. FORCE MAJEURE 16
Jurisdiction and Divisions of Work