Guiding Principle definition
Examples of Guiding Principle in a sentence
In order for work to qualify as an exception to the Guiding Principle, such work must meet all aspects of one (1) of the definitions outlined below and the Company must be in full compliance with all of the requirements of the particular exception as outlined below.
The Guiding Principle is that the Company will use Employees to perform any and all work which they are or could be capable (in terms of skill and ability) of performing (Bargaining Unit Work), unless the work meets one of the exceptions outlined in Paragraph 2 below.
The Union will exert and document their best efforts to recruit and identify residents of the Local Area, in a manner that is consistent with the District’s Core Value and Guiding Principle, and those individuals shall be referred for Project work first, to the extent allowed by law, and consistent with the Union's hiring hall provisions, and as long as they possess the requisite skills and qualifications, including journeymen and apprentices covered by this Agreement.
In order for work to qualify as an exception to the Guiding Principle, such work must meet all aspects of one of the definitions outlined below and the Company must be in full compliance with all of the requirements of the particular exception as outlined below.
This commitment is demonstrated through the activity delivered within our communities and also by the inclusion of „the promotion of early intervention in the delivery of services‟ as a Guiding Principle of our Community Plan underpinning all of our activity.