OGL definition
Examples of OGL in a sentence
When an individual has a verifiable physical or medical limitation and is not required to be accommodated under the Human Rights legislation and which prevents him/her from performing the essential functions of a job in his/her Occupational Group Listing (OGL) into which he/she may be displaced, and which is voluntarily identified in advance of determination of displacement rights following notice of layoff, the Company and the Union will meet to discuss this individual.
For a job to be included in an OGL, it must be a job which can be satisfactorily performed by the average employee in the surplus classification within a reasonable period of familiarization and orientation.
A probationary employee will displace the junior employee of lesser seniority in the next lower classifications in their OGL in descending order within his/her worksite/centre.
Once an employee displaces into a position in an OGL, the employee must be able to demonstrate an acceptable level of performance within a reasonable period of familiarization and orientation.
An Apprentice or Trainee can displace a junior employee within his/her OGL including a Journeyperson.
Employees who are laid off will be entitled to recall to classifications in their OGL for a period of three (3) years from the date of his/her layoff.
If the parties cannot agree on an OGL, the dispute will be referred to Arbitrator ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ for resolution in accordance with Article 11.4.2.
If there is no agreement, either party may refer the challenge to Arbitrator ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ under the expedited dispute resolution process for deciding OGL disputes.
Lower Classification or Lower is a classification in an employee’s OGL where the base weekly rate or base hourly rate is lower except for all weekly salaried clerical employees on salary schedules 20 and 21 where for purposes of displacement in a Location the base weekly rate is 2 or more salary grades lower.
The employee may also elect to displace outside his/her OGL pursuant to 11.11.1(2) by supplying the required information.