Common use of MIOSHA Inspection Clause in Contracts

MIOSHA Inspection. Effective October 1, 1990, when the Michigan Department of Consumer & Industry Services (MIOSHA), or the United States Department of Labor (OSHA), inspects state facilities in which bargaining unit employees are employed, a Union representative shall be released from work without loss of pay to accompany the inspector in those parts of the facility where bargaining unit employees are employed. Release of the Union representative shall be consistent with the operational needs of the Employer.

MIOSHA Inspection. Effective October 1, 1990, when the Michigan Department of Consumer & Industry Services (MIOSHA), or the United States Department of Labor (OSHA), inspects state facilities in which bargaining unit employees are employed, a Union representative shall be released from work without loss of pay to accompany the inspector in those parts of the facility where bargaining unit employees are employed. Any pay provided by the employer for these inspections is governed by Civil Service rules and regulations. Release of the Union representative shall be consistent with the operational needs of the Employer.

MIOSHA Inspection. Effective October 1, 1990, when the Michigan 5 Department of Consumer & Industry Services (MIOSHA), or the United States 6 Department of Labor (OSHA), inspects state facilities in which bargaining unit 7 employees are employed, a Union representative shall be released from work 8 without loss of pay to accompany the inspector in those parts of the facility 9 where bargaining unit employees are employed. Release of the Union 10 representative shall be consistent with the operational needs of the Employer.

MIOSHA Inspection. Effective October 1, 1990, when the Michigan Department of 38 Consumer & Industry Services (MIOSHA), or the United States Department of Labor 39 (OSHA), inspects state facilities in which bargaining unit employees are employed, a 40 Union representative shall be released from work without loss of pay to accompany 41 the inspector in those parts of the facility where bargaining unit employees are 42 employed. Release of the Union representative shall be consistent with the 43 operational needs of the Employer.

MIOSHA Inspection. Effective October 1, 1990, when the Michigan Department of Consumer & Industry Services Labor and Economic Opportunity (MIOSHA), or the United States Department of Labor (OSHA), inspects state facilities in which bargaining unit employees are employed, a Union representative shall be released from work without loss of pay to accompany the inspector in those parts of the facility where bargaining unit employees are employed. Any pay provided by the employer for these inspections is governed by Civil Service Rules and Regulations. Release of the Union representative shall be consistent with the operational needs of the Employer.