Locations and Points Sample Clauses

Locations and Points. As used in this Agreement, a Location is defined as a Company facility with the same station or building designator codes, and a Point is defined as combined Locations within a geographical area as follows: • Chicago Point: Includes CHI, MDW, ORD, OPC and WHQ. • Hawaii Point: Includes HNL, ITO, KOA, LIH and OGG. • Los Angeles Point: Includes BUR, LAX, ONT and SNA. • Miami Point: Includes FLL, MIA and PBI. • New York Point: Includes EWR, JFK and LGA. • San Francisco Point: Includes OAK, SFO and SJC. • Washington Point: Includes BWI, DCA and IAD. • Houston Point: Includes IAH and HOU. • Guam Point: Includes SPN and GUM. The Union and the Company may agree to add to, delete from or modify these Point definitions through mutual agreement.
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Locations and Points. As used in this Agreement, a Location is defined as a Company facility with the same station or building designator codes, and a Point is defined as combined Locations within a geographical area as follows:
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Locations and Points. 1. As used in this Agreement, a Location is defined as a Company facility with the same station/location or building designator codes, and a Point is defined as combined Locations within a geographical area as follows: • Chicago Point: Includes CHI, MDW, ORD, and WHQ. • Hawaii Point: Includes HNL, ITO, KOA, LIH and OGG. • Los Angeles Point: Includes BUR, LAX, ONT and SNA. • Miami Point: Includes FLL, MIA and PBI. • New York Point: Includes EWR, JFK, LGA and HPN. • San Francisco Point: Includes OAK, SFO and SJC. • Washington Point: Includes BWI, DCA and IAD. • Houston Point: Includes IAH, HOU and ATO Desk at NHC. • Guam Point: Includes SPN and GUM.
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Locations and Points. As used in this Agreement, a Location is defined as a Company facility with the same station or building designator codes, and a Point is defined as combined Locations within a geographical area as follows:  Chicago Point: Includes CHI, MDW, ORD, OPC, and WHQ.  New York Point: Includes EWR, JFK and LGA.  Houston Point: Includes IAH, HOU and NHC.  Denver point: Includes DIA and the Denver Training FacilitySan Francisco Point: Includes SFO and OAK The Union and the Company may agree to add to, delete from or modify these Point definitions through mutual agreement.
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Locations and Points. As used in this Agreement, a Location is defined as a Company facility with the same station or building designator codes, and a Point is defined as combined Locations within a geographical area as follows: • Chicago Point: Includes CHI, MDW, ORD, OPC, and WHQ. • New York Point: Includes EWR, JFK and LGA. • Houston Point: Includes IAH, HOU and NHC. • Denver point: Includes DIA and the Denver Training Facility • San Francisco Point: Includes SFO and OAK • Orlando Point: Includes MCO and TPA The Union and the Company may agree to add to, delete from or modify these Point definitions through mutual agreement.
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Locations and Points. As used in this Agreement, a Location is defined as a Company facility with the same station or building designator codes, and a Point is defined as combined Locations within a geographical area as follows: • Chicago Point: Includes CHI, MDW, ORD, and WHQ. • New York Point: Includes EWR, JFK and LGA. • Houston Point: Includes IAH, HOU and NHC. • Denver point: Includes DIA and the Denver Training Facility • San Francisco Point: Includes SFO and OAK
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