Substitutes. The Employer may hire a temporary or substitute employee for each employee on vacation so that the same number of employees in all classifications shall be maintained during vacations. On premises where no Helper is employed, the Union may furnish, at the Employer's expense, a substitute employee in the classification of the vacationing regular employee.
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Samples: Agreement, The Agreement, Agreement
Substitutes. The Employer may hire a temporary or substitute employee for each employee on vacation so that the same number of employees in all classifications shall be maintained during vacations. On premises where no Helper is employed, the Union may agrees to furnish, at the Employer's expense, a substitute employee in the classification of the vacationing regular employee.
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Samples: Agreement, Janitorial Labor Agreement, The Agreement
Substitutes. The Employer may hire a temporary or substitute employee for each employee on vacation so that the same number of employees in all classifications shall be maintained during vacations. On premises where no Helper is employed, the Union may agrees to furnish, at the EmployerEm- ployer's expense, a substitute employee in the classification of the vacationing regular employee.
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Samples: The Agreement
Substitutes. The Employer may hire a temporary or substitute employee for each employee on vacation so that the same number of employees in all classifications classifica- tions shall be maintained during vacations. On premises where no Helper is employed, the Union may furnish, at the Employer's expense, a substitute employee in the classification classifi- cation of the vacationing regular employee.
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Samples: The Agreement