NEW - WORK STANDARDS LANGUAGE Sample Clauses

NEW - WORK STANDARDS LANGUAGE. Where an employee is going to be given a verbal or written warning for “red lights”, the Company will show the Union Chairperson time study summaries regarding the station(s) in question. Where an employee is going to be given a suspension for “red lights”, the Company will show the Union Chairperson the time study summaries and if requested, will have the time study Company person explain the time study summaries and its processes. The Company will allow the Union Chairperson an opportunity to observe the station in question, in the presence of the Company’s time study person, and will provide comparative performances for the station(s) in question. Where an employee is going to be terminated for “red lights”, the Company will allow Union Chairperson to review the time study for the station(s) in question, with the Company’s time study person. In addition, the Union Chairperson will have permission to perform a work standard assessment at the particular station(s) in question provided the Union Chairperson is using the same time study methodology as the Company. The Union Chairperson will maintain strict confidentiality with respect to all information regarding work standards including processes and time studies.
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