Union Personnel and Crew Calls Sample Clauses

Union Personnel and Crew Calls. (a) The Union agrees to furnish all Employees covered by this Agreement to perform work in the job classifications of each department as listed in the applicable wage schedules of this Agreement and that said Employees will be competent and will perform such work as is required by the Company under the provisions of this Agreement. The Union shall maintain an “Availability List” of its available and qualified Members to work in each classification recognized in the Agreement (the Group 1 Members). In order to remain on the Group 1 Members Availability List, a Member must be a Member in good standing (not arrears in dues). The following requirements shall not apply (except as required by law) to those persons who were placed on the Transportation Employees Group 1 Member Availability List before these requirements went into effect. Transportation Employees on the Group 1 Members Availability List must obtain and maintain a valid Class A driver’s license, or the equivalent thereof, in order to be moved to or remain on the Transportation Employees Group 1 Members Availability List. Such requirement shall also exist for anyone transferring from other classifications to the Transportation Employees Group 1 Members Availability List.
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Union Personnel and Crew Calls. (a) The Union agrees to furnish all Employees covered by this Agreement to perform work in the job classifications of each department as listed in the applicable wage schedules of this Agreement and that said Employees will be competent and will perform such work as is required by the Company under the provisions of this Agreement. The Union shall maintain a roster of its available and qualified Members to work in each clas- sification recognized in the Agreement (the Group 1 Members). In order to remain on the Group 1 Members, a Member must be a Member in good standing (not arrears in dues).
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