Service Emergencies Sample Clauses

Service Emergencies. That period of time or condition when service to the public, the welfare of the employees, and/or the Company is or would be in jeopardy unless temporary measures are applied in an expedient manner.
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Service Emergencies. Municipal Service complaints that are of an emergency nature or requests for municipal services identified above in Section 1.1(A-E) shall be resolved by the County division or department providing the subject service in accordance with standards employed by a modern, well equipped division or department.
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Service Emergencies. As used in this Agreement shall mean that period of time or condition when service to the public is or would be impaired unless temporary measures are applied in an expedient manner. SERVICE REQUIREMENTS – As used in this Agreement shall mean the requirements that are necessary to provide adequate and satisfactory telephone service to all customers of the Company. SUNDAY WORK – Any work or tour which begins on Sunday. TOUR, NORMAL – A normal tour shall be eight (8) hours. TOUR, PART – A tour of less length than a normal tour. TOUR, SPLIT – A normal tour where the time interval between the end of the first session and the beginning of the second session is more than two
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Service Emergencies. When used in this contract shall mean that period of time or condition when, in the opinion of management, service to the public is or would be impaired unless temporary measures are applied in an expedient manner. SERVICE REQUIREMENTS – As used in this Agreement means the requirements that are necessary to provide adequate and satisfactory telephone service to telephone subscribers. SESSION – One of the two parts into which a tour is divided or assumed to be divided when the nature of the employee’s assignment requires constant attention on duty. A session for full-time employees shall not be less than three (3) hours. SPLIT TOUR – A normal tour where the time interval between the end of the first session and the beginning of the second session is more than one (1) hour. SUNDAY WORK – Any work or tour which begins on a Sunday. TECHNOLOGICAL DISPLACEMENTS – Any regular employee shall be considered displaced by a technological change when his services shall no longer be required as a result of a change in Plant or equipment, or a change in a method of operation diminishing the total number of employees formerly required to supply the same service to the Company or its subscribers, and shall not include layoffs caused by business conditions, variations in subscribers’ requirements or other temporary or seasonal interruption of work. TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE – One whose term of employment is not intended to last more than one (1) year, or who is engaged for a specific project involving a period of time of more than a year. TRAVEL TOUR – Is the time that is required for an employee to travel from one exchange to another without stopping at intermediate points. Such travel tours are of a duration necessary to travel by public, company or private (when authorized by the Company) transportation, whichever will accomplish the most expedient, safe and economical means of traveling between any two designated points or exchanges. WAGE LENGTH OF SERVICE – (Wage Experience Credit) – is the period credited to an employee in the application of the wage schedule for his job classification. The wage length of service does not accumulate beyond the number of months at which an employee attains the maximum for his job. If one is employed at a starting rate higher than the normal starting rate on account of previous telephone or other experience or special training, the wage length of service will include such credit as is given at the time of employment or reemployment plus the se...
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Service Emergencies. As used in this Agreement shall mean that period of time or condition when service to the public is or would be impaired unless temporary measures are applied in an expedient manner. SERVICE REQUIREMENTS - As used in this Agreement shall mean the requirements that are necessary to provide adequate and satisfactory telephone service to all customers of the Company. R SUNDAY WORK - Any work or tour which begins on Sunday. TOUR, NORMAL - A normal tour shall be eight (8) hours. TOUR, PART - A tour of less length than a normal tour. TOUR, SPLIT - A normal tour where the time interval between the end of the first session and the beginning of the second session is more than two (2) hours and not more than four (4) 6 hours. TOUR, NIGHT - A tour of hours which falls partly or entirely outside the period of 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. This tour shall be filled on a bid basis in the exchange. After twelve (12) weeks of night tour work, the employee may request that the job be opened for bids. WORK DAY - The period of time between 12:00 midnight preceding and 12:00 midnight ending any day. Any tour or call-out is part of the work day on which such tour or call-out begins. CWA 4700 Indiana 70 October 1, 2017 CENTURYLINK WAGE SCHEDULE - CWA 4700 EFFECTIVE: OCTOBER 1, 2017* WAGE SCHEDULE STEP C06 C07 Start $12.17 $12.25 6 Months $13.43 $13.56 12 Months $14.88 $15.01 18 Months $16.47 $16.59 24 Months $18.23 $18.37 30 Months $20.16 $20.32 36 Months $22.31 $22.49 42 Months $24.68 $24.88 48 Months $27.33 $27.52 54 Months $30.23 $30.48 C06 C07 Customer Service Technician Network Technician, Business Service Technician *Effective the first day of the pay period closest to the effective date CWA 4700 Indiana 71 October 1, 2017 CENTURYLINK WAGE SCHEDULE - EFFECTIVE: OCTOBER 2018* WAGE SCHEDULE STEP C06 C07 Start $12.41 $12.50 6 Months $13.70 $13.83 12 Months $15.18 $15.31 18 Months $16.80 $16.92 24 Months $18.59 $18.74 30 Months $20.56 $20.73 36 Months $22.76 $22.94 42 Months $25.17 $25.38 48 Months $27.88 $28.07 54 Months $30.83 $31.09 C06 C07 Customer Service Technician Network Technician, Business Service Technician ^Effective the first day of the pay period closest to the effective date CWA 4700 Indiana 72 October 1, 2017 CENTURYLINK WAGE SCHEDULE - EFFECTIVE: OCTOBER 2019* WAGE SCHEDULE STEP C06 C07 Start $12.66 $12.75 6 Months $13.97 $14.11 12 Months $15.48 $15.62 18 Months $17.14 $17.26 24 Months $18.96 $19.11 30 Months $20.97 $21.14 36 Months $23.22 $23.40 42 Months $25.67 $2...
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