Scope and Classification. [11] The rules relating to acting management assignments have been clarified. [12] The Company commits that no lay-off of employees within the bargaining unit will occur as a direct result of subcontracting any tasks covered under the agreement. [13] It is recognized that flights operated by Air Canada pilots (excluding flights operated by Air Canada Jazz pilots) that are represented by the Air Canada Pilot Association, will be scheduled by the employees within this bargaining unit in accordance with the collective agreement, unless otherwise mutually agreed. [14] The two (2) temporary employees currently working in the Training Scheduler classification will become permanent employees upon ratification. However these two (2) employees will be excluded from the two (2) types of Voluntary Separation Packages outlined in this Agreement. [15] The two (2) Training Schedulers currently on temporary assignments in the Crew Scheduler classification will become permanent Crew Schedulers upon ratification.
Scope and Classification. Work connected to the scheduling of pilots operating Air Canada rouge flights, or any other similar Low Cost Carrier or similar entity created by Air Canada will be performed by members of the Bargaining Unit. (U2) The new position of Coach/Lead Scheduler will be introduced. (U3) An agreement was reached regarding the scope work of the Block Administrator and Line Indoctrination functions.
Scope and Classification. 2.1 These Terms set out the conditions on which the Company will transact business with an Intermediary including the operation of Accounts and supersede any previous Terms issued to the Intermediary.
Scope and Classification. This specification covers tactical Body Armor products and accessories identified by the National Institute of Justice (NIJ), Standard number 1010.06. See “Applicable Publications” in the next section for a link to the NIJ website. Respondents may also submit Stab Resistant Body Armor products and prices for potential award that meet the most recent NIJ standards. Commodity Numbers: Applicable commodity numbers and descriptions are listed below: Commodity Number Description 680-850 Vests, Armored. Police Protection The specification does not include all varieties of Body Armor products which are commercially available, but is intended to cover only those generally used by the State of Florida. (e.g., NIJ .06 Standard tactical vests and NIJ-approved stab-resistant products) This specification is general in detail of construction and materials used, as it is recognized that there is a variation in the manufacturing process by manufacturers who produce acceptable products. Body Armor products shall conform in quality, design and construction with all published claims of the manufacturer and the requirements of this specification.
Scope and Classification. [9] A reciprocal process has been established to allow existing employees within the Crew Resource Planning Department an opportunity to switch classifications and/or functions. [10] The Company has confirmed that the current bargaining unit is responsible to schedule flights operated by Air Canada flight attendants (excluding flights operated by Air Canada Jazz flight attendants) that are represented by the Canadian Union of Public Employees, Air Canada Component.
Scope and Classification. This specification covers Hand Held Tools, and Hand Held Power Tools with the commodity numbers as follows: Commodity Number Description 445-000 Tools, Hand Held 545-000 Tools, Hand Held, Power The specification does not include all varieties of tools, which are commercially available, but is intended to cover only those generally used by the State of Florida. This specification is general in detail of construction and materials used, as it is recognized that there is a variation in the manufacturing process by manufacturers who produce acceptable products. Hand Held and Hand Held Power Tools shall conform in quality, design and construction with all published claims of the manufacturer and the requirements of this specification. Hand tools covered by this specification shall be xxxxxxxxx, electrician, xxxxx, mechanic, plumber, refrigeration, sheet metal, and tubing type tools. Hand held power tools shall be electric or air powered tools.
Scope and Classification. Scope: This specification consists of three (3) types and four (4) classes of cut-size business papers. These paper products shall be for office, data and copy center use for various publication and reproduction work using offset, laser, and xerographic processes.
Scope and Classification. 6.1.1. Scope
Scope and Classification. Scope: This specification covers commercial sanitary grade paper tissue and towel, and disposable wipers commodities in a variety of sizes, as classified and described herein; and, expectations for the delivery of these products and services to satisfy contactor performance for this agreement. These items consist of six (6) types of toilet tissues: standard and jumbo roll one & two ply each, one (1) packaged seat cover, and one (1) boxed facial tissue; eleven hand towels in two types: bleached & un-bleached, five (5) folded and six (6) roll towels, and five (5) disposable wipers. Other kitchen service and preparation items include, but are not limited to, the following minimum items: COMMODITY GROUP GROUP NO. DESRIPTION 240700: Plastic Tableware, Dishes, Trays, Tumblers, etc. 240910: Stainless Stemware. Cooking Utensils, Flatware, Tableware, Trays, 640130: Bags, Paper, Kraft, All Weights, 640350: Food and Miscellaneous Wrap, and Disposable Food Service Wear 640500: Napkins, Paper 640670: Synthetic Products, Disposable (Containers, Cups, Dinnerware, Straws, Treys, etc.) 640760: Paper, Cellulose, Bleached and Unbleached Hand Towels 640890: Wiper, Cellulose, Shop Use, Heavy Duty 485470: Dispensers, Paper (Towels, Tissues, Seat Covers, etc.)
Scope and Classification. Work connected to the scheduling of flight attendants operating Air Canada rouge flights, or any other similar Low Cost Carrier or similar entity created by Air Canada will be performed by members of the Bargaining Unit. (U1)
