MOOSE RIVER BASIN Sample Clauses

MOOSE RIVER BASIN. NORTHERN ONTARIO Where the Employer elects to establish a camp, the following conditions will apply for employees working in the Moose River Basin: Camp Conditions
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MOOSE RIVER BASIN. NORTHERN ONTARIO Where the Employer elects to establish a camp, the following conditions will apply for employees working in the Moose River Basin: Camp Conditions An Employer may elect to provide free room and board in camp at no cost to the employee. Where the Employer elects to provide a camp such employees will not be entitled to receive a daily travel or room board allowance. When an Employer does not elect to provide free room and board in camp, the employee will be entitled to receive a daily travel or room and board allowance as set out in Article An employee who remains in camp on a normally scheduled work day on which he does not work will be charged per day unless he is excused from work for a legitimate reason by the project medical attendant or an authorized representative of his Employer. An employee who is absent from work without approval and who remains in camp and is still absent from work on the following day without approval will be charged for the day of absence and each successive day of unapproved absence. Hours of Work
MOOSE RIVER BASIN. Moose river Basin shall be defined as that part of the District of Cochrane, North of the fiftieth (50th) parallel of latitude which drains into the Moose River. Ontario Power Generation Inc. will meet with the Union to renegotiate the camp conditions, hours of work and wraparound contained in the attached Moose River Basin Appendix when work is scheduled for that geographic location. LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING No. 4 (OPG) Between ONTARIO POWER GENERATION INC. AND LABOURERS INTERNATIONAL UNION OF NORTH AMERICA ONTARIO PROVINCIAL DISTRICT COUNCIL RE: CPAA July 11, 2007 This is to confirm that, upon ratification of the Ontario Power Generation Inc. / LIUNA OPDC Collective Agreement, Ontario Power Generation Inc. will agree to an amendment to the Chestnut Park Accord Implementation Addendum to add LIUNA OPDC as one of the BTU participants in place of LIUNA. This further confirms that in the event Ontario Power Generation Inc. performs lines and stations (transmission) work, it will assign work consistent with the Inn on the Park Accord Addendum and decisions made thereunder. Original Signed Xxxxx Xxxx Vice President, Labour Relations Ontario Power Generation Inc. LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING No. 4 (Xxxxx Xxxxx LP) Between XXXXX POWER LP AND LABOURERS INTERNATIONAL UNION OF NORTH AMERICA ONTARIO PROVINCIAL DISTRICT COUNCIL RE: CPAA June 14, 2007 This is to confirm that, upon ratification of the Xxxxx Xxxxx LP/ LIUNA OPDC Collective Agreement, Xxxxx Xxxxx LP will agree to an amendment to the Chestnut Park Accord Implementation Addendum to add LIUNA OPDC as one of the BTU participants in place of LIUNA. This further confirms that in the event Xxxxx Xxxxx LP performs lines and stations (transmission) work, it will assign work consistent with the Inn on the Park Accord Addendum and decisions made thereunder. Original Signed Xxxx Xxxxxxx Vice President, Labour Relations Xxxxx Xxxxx LP LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING No. 5 (OPG) ENFORCEABLE PURSUANT TO THE COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT July 11, 2007 TO: LIUNA OPDC RE: CONTRACTING OUT Ontario Power Generation Inc. will maintain its current “labour requirements” practice for the term of this agreement. For clarity purposes, the labour requirements documentation will be modified where necessary to reflect the new collective agreement between Ontario Power Generation Inc. and LIUNA OPDC in place of the EPSCA/LIUNA collective agreement. For further clarity, the labour requirements documentation will require contractors/sub-contractors to apply t...
MOOSE RIVER BASIN. NORTHERN ONTARIO Where the Employer elects to establish a camp, the following conditions will apply for employees working in the Moose River Basin: Conditions An Employer may elect to provide free room and board in camp at no cost to the employee. Where the Employer elects to provide a camp such will not be entitled to receive a daily travel or room board allowance. When an Employer does not elect to provide room and board in camp, the employee will be entitled to receive a daily travel or room and board allowance as set out in Articles
MOOSE RIVER BASIN. Lower Mattagami Project In light of the particular circumstances surrounding the Hydro- Re-Development on the Lower Mattagami River (“Lower Mattagami Project”), including the establishment of a camp at Smoky Falls”: the parties agree as follows: Camp Conditions
MOOSE RIVER BASIN. NORTHERN ONTARIO Where OPGI elects to establish a camp, the following conditions will apply for employees working in the Moose River Basin: Camp Conditions

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