Specialty Sample Clauses

Specialty. DENTIST shall mean a dentist licensed by the State Board of Dentistry of the State of Texas who is trained to practice in a dental specialty and is under contract to ORAQUEST to provide those specialty services to a Member of ORAQUEST. Services by a Specialty Dentist are covered benefits only if authorized by a Family Dentist and/or ORAQUEST.

Specialty. Receive, check and record incoming and outgoing goods. Pickup and delivery of goods in Company trucks where the equipment or goods transported fall within the jurisdiction of the bargaining unit.

Specialty. Any of the specialties defined by the Ministère for the purposes of applying the preceding definition.

Specialty. Article Break and Meal Periods However, part- time, freelance and temporary employees shall receive a meal period in all tours of duty of more than five (5) hours, and in such event such first meal period shall be exclusive of hours worked. Meal periods will be assigned in accordance with Article Article Progression of Salary Scale However, progression up the salary scale for part-time employees will occur based on accumulated hours of work of the part-time employee whereby one-thousand hundred and twenty (1920) hours is equivalent to one year of service in a given wage classification. Article Posting of Schedules A freelance shift may be cancelled by hours two (2) days previous. If such notice is not given, four (4) hours at straight time shall be paid. Freelance overtime may be cancelled by hours one (1) day previous.

Specialty. Any notice pertaining to the application or agreed interpretation of this Agreement ; The Company will furnish, upon request by the Union, two (2) copies of seniority records and wage information for negotiating purposes. Information Package for new employees A new employee shall be provided with a copy of the Employee Benefit Programs, the Collective Agreement and a written statement from the Company indicating the employee's rate of pay, classification and any other special commitments agreed to by the Company. Union Access to Premises Representatives of the Union shall have reasonable access to the Company's premises to carry on inspections or investigations pertaining to the terms and conditions of this Agreement. The Union shall provide the Company with reasonable notice of its intention to have access to the Company's premises for the aforesaid purposes. Such access shall be free from unreasonable interference from the Company provided that it is agreed that the Union's right to access shall be carried out during normal business hours and in such manner as not to interfere in any way with the normal operations of the Company or the work being performed by the Company's employees whether in or out of the bargaining unit. The Union will advise the Company of its designated representatives who wish to gain access to the premises and the Union agrees to comply with all reasonable Company security precautions as may be in force from time to time.

Specialty. The Trust will use its discretion in determining which NAREIT Industry Classification is applicable to a particular investment, and, when necessary will consult with the independent auditor and/or S&P, as necessary.

Specialty. At its time and expense it is agreed that the Company may require an employee to undergo a medical examination by a qualified practitioner acceptable to the employee and Company. This may be required when it is necessary to establish the state of health of a particular employee in order to determine the employee's eligibility for sick leave benefits. Once all of the medical documentation has been reviewed, the employee will be advised whether is well enough to work. If the employee so requests in writing, the results of any such examination will be conveyed to the employee's personal physician. It is understood that without the express written approval of the employee, confidential medical information may not be provided to others. In the event that the employee and the Company cannot come to an agreement regarding the choice of a medical practitioner, the Company will supply the employee with a list of three (3) medical practitioners from which the employee must choose. Notwithstanding the foregoing, it is understood that the Company shall be entitled to receipt of information as to whether an employee is well enough to return to work. Calling in Sick Employees shall give as much notice as possible when calling in sick to those persons responsible for their scheduling, with a minimum of one hour prior to the start of their scheduled tour of duty, except those employees covered under the Office Division; they shall call in no later than the start of their tour of duty. It is the responsibility of employees to make application to the Insurance Company prior to the expiry of the Company’s one hundred and eighty-two (182) days full pay under the Sick Leave policy provisions. The Company will advise the employee one (1) month in advance of the expiry of the Company’s paid sick leave benefit. Employees who are deemed medically able to return and perform the duties of their former job classification or who are able to return to perform suitable modified employment that may become available and be offered by the Company as part of a Rehabilitation program, must accept such assignment.

Specialty. Mastery of craft in all relevant aspects of the department Technical knowledge Problem solving skills Good role model Ability to evolve and grow Good work ethic Positive attitude Good motivator Good attendance record Ability and willingness to train Strong interpersonal skills Creativity No Penalty Employees required to perform in a job classification different from their regular classification and for which they have not received adequate training will not be penalized for errors committed during such performance. the Company's decision to discharge, demote, suspend or discipline by notice in writing and not otherwise. The decision set forth in such notice may be subject to the grievance procedure as set out in Article of this Agreement. An employee who is discharged for other than gross misconduct, shall be given two (2) weeks pay in lieu of further notice. Access to Files Employees shall have access to their personnel files during normal office hours once every six (6) months, or earlier in the event of a grievance. Layoffs In the event of a lay-off within a functional group, all part-time, temporary and freelance employees shall be prior to any full-time employees. When layoffs of employees are to be made, such layoffs shall proceed in inverse order of seniority within the functional group, provided that no employee is to be displaced by a more senior employee unless the latter possesses the occupational qualifications of the job filled by the employee with less seniority. Bumping An employee about to be laid off from one functional group who has the occupational qualifications in another functional group, may apply seniority as defined in Article (Seniority) of this Agreement, and transfer laterally or revert to such other group. An employee who has transferred laterally, or reverted to another group under Article and whose basic salary is higher than the maximum of this group, shall continue to receive the higher salary (frozen) for a period of twelve (12) months only and thereafter salary will revert to the salary level closest but not exceeding the salary level of the employee at the time of the layoff. It is understood and agreed that an employee with occupational qualifications may require a certain period of familiarization [i.e., four (4) weeks] in the new classification. ! advance of the proposed layoff or such length of time as prescribed by legislation or in lieu of such notice shall pay the laid-off employee six (6) weeks' salary. Severance...

Specialty. Part-Time employees (except summer students) shall be paid on an hourly basis as computed in Article for the wage classification to which the employee has been assigned. Summer students shall be paid at the flat rate of the Operations Division Group Summer Student classification. A student is one enrolled in a recognized educational institution, and shall be limited to four (4) months of work in a calendar year. Agency personnel may be hired in the Office Division by the Company when regular employees are not available to work overtime and qualified part-time employees are not available. Agency personnel are not subject to any of the terms and conditions of this Agreement. The Company agrees that it will not engage agency or part- time personnel for the purpose of eliminating employees, avoiding the recall from lay-offs, hiring of full-time employees in the bargaining unit.