Common use of TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE Clause in Contracts

TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE. a) In this Article “technological change” means the introduction or implementation of equipment, material or processes of a different nature or type from that previously utilized and which leads to substantive differences in job content requiring new or more specialized skills than presently required and/or the elimination of position(s).

Appears in 11 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

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TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE. a) In 30.01 For the purpose of this Article “Article, technological change” means change is defined as a development in technology and/or equipment which, when introduced into the introduction or implementation workplace, has a significant impact on the working conditions of equipment, material or processes of a different nature or type from that previously utilized and which leads to substantive differences in job content requiring new or more specialized skills than presently required and/or the elimination of position(s)those employees directly affected by it.

Appears in 8 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE. a) 42.01 In this Article “technological change” "Technological Change" means the introduction of equipment or implementation of equipment, material or processes of a different nature or type from kind than that previously utilized used by the Employer, and a change in the manner in which leads the Employer carries on its operations that is directly related to substantive differences in job content requiring new the introduction of that equipment or more specialized skills than presently required and/or the elimination of position(s)material.

Appears in 8 contracts

Samples: Letter of Agreement, Agreement, Agreement

TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE. a) In 28.01 For the purposes of this Article “Article, technological change” means change is defined as the introduction by the City, of equipment or implementation of equipment, material or processes of a different in nature or type from kind than that previously utilized used, including the mechanization or automation of processes, which will significantly alter the way employees perform their work, and/or will require significant training to ensure that they are able to do the work safely and which leads to substantive differences in job content requiring new or more specialized skills than presently required and/or the elimination of position(s)efficiently.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Permanent Employees, Permanent Employees

TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE. a) In 28:01 For the purposes of this Article “Article, technological change” change means the introduction or implementation addition of equipment, material machine or processes instruments or the modification thereof which has an impact on the operations of a different nature or type from that previously utilized and which leads to substantive differences in job content requiring new or more specialized skills than presently required and/or the elimination of position(s)department.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Agreement, Agreement, Agreement

TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE. a(A) In For purposes of this Article “technological change” means the introduction or implementation of "Technological Change" is defined as a significant change in equipment, material materials or processes to an area or facility which would alter in a substantive way the working conditions, duties, and/or responsibilities of a different nature an Employee working in that area or type from that previously utilized and which leads to substantive differences in job content requiring new or more specialized skills than presently required and/or the elimination of position(s)facility.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: www.funscad.ca, navigator.nscad.ca, www.caut.ca

TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE. a) In 46.01 For the purposes of this Article “Article, technological change” means change is defined as the introduction by the City, of equipment or implementation of equipment, material or processes of a different in nature or type from kind than that previously utilized used, including the mechanization or automation of processes, which will significantly alter the way employees perform their work, and/or will require significant training to ensure that they are able to do the work safely and which leads to substantive differences in job content requiring new or more specialized skills than presently required and/or the elimination of position(s)efficiently.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Long Term Care, Time Agreement, Time Agreement

TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE. a) 41.01 In this Article "technological change" means the introduction of equipment or implementation material different in nature and kind than that previously used by the Employer or a change in the utilization of equipmentexisting equipment or materials which results directly in a change of work methods, material organization operations or processes of a different nature or type from that previously utilized and which leads to substantive differences in job content requiring new affecting one or more specialized skills than presently required and/or the elimination of position(s)employees.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Letter of Agreement, Agreement, Agreement

TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE. (a) In this Article “technological change” Technological change means the introduction of equipment different in nature, type or implementation of equipment, material or processes of a different nature or type quantity from that previously utilized and which leads or a change related to substantive differences in job content requiring new or more specialized skills than presently required and/or the elimination introduction of position(s)this equipment.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE. a) In 49.01 For the purposes of this Article “Article, technological change” means change is defined as the introduction by the City, of equipment or implementation of equipment, material or processes of a different in nature or type from kind than that previously utilized used, including the mechanization or automation of processes, which will significantly alter the way employees perform their work, and/or will require significant training to ensure that they are able to do the work safely and which leads to substantive differences in job content requiring new or more specialized skills than presently required and/or the elimination of position(s)efficiently.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Memorandum of Agreement, Memorandum of Agreement, Collective Agreement

TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE. (a) In For the purposes of this Article “technological change” article "Technological Change" means i) the introduction of equipment or implementation of equipment, material or processes of a different nature or type from that not previously utilized and ii) a change in the manner in which leads the Company carries on the work that is directly related to substantive differences in job content requiring new the introduction of that equipment or more specialized skills than presently required and/or the elimination of position(s).material. "

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE. (a) In For the purposes of this Article “article, "technological change" means a change in the way bargaining unit work is performed as a result of the introduction or implementation of equipment, material or processes of a different nature or type from that previously utilized and which leads to substantive differences in job content requiring the new or more specialized skills than presently required changed technology (i.e. equipment and/or the elimination methods of position(sperforming work).

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

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TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE. a) In 45.01 For the purposes of this Article “Article, technological change” means change is defined as the introduction by the City, of equipment or implementation of equipment, material or processes of a different in nature or type from kind than that previously utilized used, including the mechanization or automation of processes, which will significantly alter the way employees perform their work, and/or will require significant training to ensure that they are able to do the work safely and which leads to substantive differences in job content requiring new or more specialized skills than presently required and/or the elimination of position(s)efficiently.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Memorandum of Agreement, Collective Agreement

TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE. a) In 29:01 For the purposes of this Article “Article, technological change” change means the introduction or implementation addition of equipment, material machine or processes instruments or the modification thereof which has an impact on the operations of a different nature or type from that previously utilized and which leads to substantive differences in job content requiring new or more specialized skills than presently required and/or the elimination of position(s)department.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE. a) In 20.01 For the purposes of this Article “Article, technological change” means change is defined as the introduction by the City, of equipment or implementation of equipment, material or processes of a different in nature or type from kind than that previously utilized used, including the mechanization or automation of processes, which will significantly alter the way employees perform their work, and/or will require significant training to ensure that they are able to do the work safely and which leads to substantive differences in job content requiring new or more specialized skills than presently required and/or the elimination of position(s)efficiently.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Memorandum of Agreement

TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE. a) In For the purposes of this Article “article, "technological change" means a change in the way bargaining unit work is performed as a result of the introduction or implementation of equipment, material or processes of a different nature or type from that previously utilized and which leads to substantive differences in job content requiring the new or more specialized skills than presently required changed technology (i.e. equipment and/or the elimination methods of position(sperforming work).

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Agreement

TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE. a) 41.01 In this Article “article "technological change" means the introduction of equipment or implementation material different in nature and kind than that previously used by the employer or a change in the utilization of equipmentexisting equipment or materials which results directly in a change of work methods, material organization operations or processes of a different nature or type from that previously utilized and which leads to substantive differences in job content requiring new affecting one or more specialized skills than presently required and/or the elimination of position(s)employees.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE. (a) In For the purposes of this Article “technological change” article "Technological Change" means i) the introduction of equipment or implementation of equipment, material or processes of a different nature or type from that not previously utilized and which leads to substantive differences ii) a change in job content requiring new or more specialized skills than presently required and/or the elimination of position(s).manner in

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Agreement

TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE. (a) In this Article “technological change” Technological change means the introduction by the Employer of new equipment or implementation of equipment, material or processes of a different nature or type from that previously utilized and which leads to a substantive differences difference in content of a bargaining unit job content requiring new or more specialized greater skills than presently required and/or the elimination of position(s)currently possessed by present employees.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

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