AND HEALTH. In the event that an employee is sent home by the manage- ment because of industrial injury, shall be paid for the bal- ance of the shift during which was sent home. The Company will provide transportation for an injured employee. In the event that an employee, due to an accident in the plant, has to leave to go to the hospital for x-ray or treatment for which does not receive compensation under the Workers’ Compensation Act, then the Company shall compensate such employee for the time lost upon presentation of a certificate from the hospital. The Company agrees the institution of a Safety Committee which will be representative of both parties and such Committee will report directly to the Refinery Manager. Also, committee will agree to own terms of reference and be responsi- ble for ensuring an adequate follow-up procedure. It is agreed that the provisions of safety prescription glass- es where the Company requires such safety glasses to be will be provided for by the Company. It is agreed, too, that the employ- ee will provide the necessary prescription for the glasses. It shall be mandatory to wear safety footwear and the pro- tective equipment provided by the Company at work. The Company shall contribute, effective from November seven- ty-five dollars ($75.00) maximum toward the purchase of safety footwear once each twelve-month period, commencing from the date of an employee’s last purchase as recorded by the Industrial Relations Department. Effective November their allowance shall increase to eighty dollars ($80.00). Effective November their allowance shall increase to eight-five Also, work gloves will be provided by the Company and will he replaced when required. The employee, however, will be responsi- ble for ensuring retains their work gloves for replace- ment purposes. An employee who is requested to take the Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx Course on their own time will be reimbursed to the extent of two (2) hours of regular basic wages for each attendance that is sixteen (16) hours maximum per course, provided shows proof of attendance and passes the required tests for their certificate. No travelling expenses will be paid. The Company make reasonable provision for the safe- ty of its employees during the hours of their employment. It is understood that the Union may request a meeting with the Company for the purpose of raising a question of safety.
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Samples: Collective Agreement
AND HEALTH. In The Company and the event Union realizing the benefits to be derived from a safe and health place of employment, agree that an employee is sent home they, together with all employees, the Union Negotiating and Stewards, and Joint Health and Safety Committee will co-operateto the fullest extent to safework practices, health conditions,and enforcement of safety rules. Safety equipment and devices will be in accordance with the provisions of the Province of Ontario Health and Safety Act. The Company shall establish a Plant Safety and Health Committeeof three (3) employeesnominated by the manage- ment because Union, (one of industrial injurywhom will be a full time elected health and safety person), and three (3) Company representatives.The Committeewill hold periodicmeetings and safety inspection tours of the plant, in accordance with the provisions of the Health and SafetyLegislation of the of Ontario.The function of the Committee shall be paid for to advise the bal- ance Plant Management Safety and Health matters, but not to handle grievances. The Company and the Union agreethat, from time to time, of Managementand/or the shift during which was sent homePlant Chairperson may attend Safety and Health Committee meetings. All employees will be required to wear Company safety shoesor boots asa condition of employment, and such foot protection shall be approved. The Company will provide transportation pay for an injured employeeregular employees only, of these departments,once each consecutivetwelve (12) months, from dateof last purchase, a maximum of eighty ($80.00) dollars towardsthe purchase of one pair of safety shoes or boots, if required. In cases where safety shoes may deterioratedue to working conditions, the event that Company may authorize an employeeadditional contribution of sixty ($60.00) dollarstowards a second pair ofsafetyshoesor boots within the twelve(12) month period. Skilled trade employees are to receive a maximum of one hundred ($100.00) dollars towards the of safety shoes or boots, if required, once twelve(12) months, from date of last purchase. The Company may authorizes an additionalcontribution of one hundred ($100.00) dollars towards the purchase of a second pair of safety shoes or boots within the twelve (12) month period, if required due to an accident deterioration because of working conditions. employees in the plantCompany designatedsafety glass areas, has will be required to leave to go to the hospital for x-ray or treatment for which does not receive compensation under the Workers’ Compensation Act, then wear safety glasses provided by the Company shall compensate such employee for the time lost upon presentation as a condition of a certificate from the hospitalemployment. The Company agrees to pay of the institution cost of a Safety Committee which prescription safetyglassesand Company safety frames,and such eye protection shallbe approved, for regularemployees working such designatedareasrequiringprescription safety glasses, once each consecutivetwelve (12) months from the date of last purchase, if necessary. The Company accepts no responsibility for the employee’s eye examination or Prescription safety glasses damaged on the job (severely spotted glasses included) will be representative of both parties and such Committee will report directly to the Refinery Manager. Also, committee will agree to own terms of reference and be responsi- ble for ensuring an adequate follow-up procedure. It is agreed that the provisions of safety prescription glass- es where the Company requires such safety glasses to be will be provided for by the Company. It is agreed, too, that the employ- ee will provide the necessary prescription for the glasses. It shall be mandatory to wear safety footwear and the pro- tective equipment provided replaced by the Company at workno cost to the employee. The Company shall contribute, effective from November seven- ty-five dollars ($75.00) maximum toward employee’s shareof the purchase of cost for safety footwear once each twelve-month period, commencing from boots or shoes and prescription safety glasses will be held on the date completion of an employee’s last purchase as recorded by the Industrial Relations Department. Effective November their allowance shall increase to eighty dollars ($80.00). Effective November their allowance shall increase to eight-five Also, work gloves will be provided by the Company and will he replaced when required. The employee, however, will be responsi- ble for ensuring retains their work gloves for replace- ment purposes. An employee who is requested to take the Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx Course on their own time will be reimbursed to the extent of two (2) hours of regular basic wages for each attendance that is sixteen (16) hours maximum per course, provided shows proof of attendance and passes the required tests for their certificate. No travelling expenses will be paid. The Company make reasonable provision for the safe- ty of its employees during the hours of their employment. It is understood that the Union may request a meeting with the Company for the purpose of raising a question of safetyprobationary period.
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Samples: Collective Agreement
AND HEALTH. In the event Interests of maintaining high standards of safety and health, is mutuallyagreed that the partiesto this Agreement will cooperate to the fullest extent toward the preventionof accidents promotionof employeehealth and safety. the Companyagrees that, as a minimum standard, it comply with the applicable Federal Provinciallegislationfor the protectionof safety and health. It is also agreed that the Company will make avail- able Safety and Healthcoursesto those employees who the Company necessary to fulfill the health and safety requirements of the plant. It is understoodthat such courses are of a voluntary nature. devices, wearingapparelandother equip- ment necessaryto properly protect employees from injury or illness shall be provided by the Company. In the Companywillreimburse any employee, other than those employees normally as- signed to the Press Department, Tool Room, and Mainte- xxxxx, upon need, andonly once in every twelve (12) month period, to a maximumof for employees with three (3) or more years seniority and for employees with less than three (3) years seniority, on proof of purchase of approved industrial safety shoes. Any employee normally assigned to the Press Shop, Tool Room, and Maintenance will be reimbursed, upon need, and only once in every six (6) month period. As far as is reasonably practicable, the Company shallinstall, maintainin goodconditionand operate adequate heating and ventilation systems. The company andthe Unionagreeto appoint a Joint Safety and Health Committee, as per Ontario Provincial legislationandguidelines, which shallrepresentthe partiesin the promotion of safety and health and the prevention of accidents. The Joint Safety and Health Committee shall hold meetings once per month. The Joint Safety and Health Committeeshall make Safetyand Healthtours once per monthandmore frequently, if required. When an injuredinthe Plant, heshallbe appropriate rate of pay for the total time lost for the remainder of the day on which he was injured. The Company shall provide transportation to the hospital and/or nearest medical facility. The Company agrees that an employee is sent home by the manage- ment because shall not suffer any loss of industrial injury, shall be paid for the bal- ance wages or benefits as a of the shift during which was sent home. performing duties as described and BULLETIN BOARD The Company will provide transportation for an injured employee. In the event that an employee, due to an accident in the plant, has to leave to go to the hospital for x-ray or treatment for which does not receive compensation under the Workers’ Compensation Act, then the Company shall compensate such employee for the time lost upon presentation of a certificate from the hospital. The Company agrees the institution of a Safety Committee which will be representative of both parties and such Committee will report directly to the Refinery Manager. Also, committee will agree to own terms of reference and be responsi- ble for ensuring an adequate follow-up procedure. It is agreed that the provisions of safety prescription glass- es where the Company requires such safety glasses to be will be provided for by the Company. It is agreed, too, that the employ- ee will provide the necessary prescription for the glasses. It shall be mandatory to wear safety footwear and the pro- tective equipment provided by the Company at work. The Company shall contribute, effective from November seven- ty-five dollars ($75.00) maximum toward the purchase of safety footwear once each twelve-month period, commencing from the date of an employee’s last purchase as recorded by the Industrial Relations Department. Effective November their allowance shall increase to eighty dollars ($80.00). Effective November their allowance shall increase to eight-five Also, work gloves will be provided by the Company and will he replaced when required. The employee, however, will be responsi- ble for ensuring retains their work gloves for replace- ment purposes. An employee who is requested to take the Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx Course on their own time will be reimbursed to the extent of two (2) hours of regular basic wages for each attendance that is sixteen (16) hours maximum per course, provided shows proof of attendance and passes the required tests for their certificate. No travelling expenses will be paid. The Company make reasonable provision for the safe- ty of its employees during the hours of their employment. It is understood that the Union may request a meeting with the Company bulletin board for the purpose of raising a question of safety.publishing Union notices and official Bulletin Board notices shall be submitted to manage- ment before being posted. Article NT
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Samples: Agreement
AND HEALTH. In The Company and the event Union believe that an employee is sent home through cooperative joint Revised education, joint investigation of problems, and joint resolution of these problems, all Plant work areas will be maintained safe and healthy for all employees. The Company and Union recognize and agree to abide by the manage- ment because "Terms of industrial Reference"of the following Health and Safety Steering Committee Operations Joint Health and Safety Committee Maintenance Joint Health and Safety Committee Joint Health and Safety Committee Such protective devices and protective wearing apparel, as the Company requires to be worn, will be worn. The Company agrees to provide a safety footwear approved) subsidy of up to per pair Revised to a maximum of two pairs per year. The extent of the Company's participation in the purchase of outerwear and approved leather gloves will be as agreed between the Company and the Union. Other equipment, as is in the opinion of the Company, necessary to protect the employees from injury, shall will be paid for provided by the bal- ance Company. The Company agrees to provide and maintain a lunchroom, lockers, and reasonable washroom and sanitary facilities. The Union agrees that it will cooperate fully with the Company in the maintenance and cleanliness of the shift during which was sent homethese facilities. The Company will provide transportation adequate first aid facilities, medical supplies in accessible parts of the plant and will encourage and xxxxxx qualified first aid instruction for the employees. When an employee is injured employee. In while working for the event that an employeeCompany and, due to an accident in the plantas a result, has to leave to go to the hospital qualifies for x-ray or treatment for which does not receive full compensation under the provisions of the Workers’ ' Compensation Act, then the Company shall compensate pay such employee for an amount which, when combined with the time lost upon presentation Workers' Compensation payment shall ensure the maintenance of a certificate from the hospitalemployee's normal earnings less the amount of the employee's normal income tax deduction. The Payment of this additional compensation by the Company agrees the institution of a Safety Committee which will be representative reviewed every two weeks and continued on the approval of both parties and such Committee will report directly to the Refinery Manager. AlsoDetermination of the employee’s normal earnings, committee will agree as referred to own terms of reference and be responsi- ble for ensuring an adequate follow-up procedure. It is agreed that the provisions of safety prescription glass- es where the Company requires such safety glasses to be will be provided for by the Company. It is agreedin Article hereof, too, that the employ- ee will provide the necessary prescription for the glasses. It shall be mandatory to wear safety footwear based on the regular scheduled working hours and the pro- tective equipment provided by the Company at work. shall not include any overtime or shift differential ARTICLE BULLETIN BOARD The Company shall contribute, effective from November seven- ty-five dollars ($75.00) maximum toward the purchase of safety footwear once each twelve-month period, commencing from the date of an employee’s last purchase as recorded by the Industrial Relations Department. Effective November their allowance shall increase to eighty dollars ($80.00). Effective November their allowance shall increase to eight-five Also, work gloves will be provided by the Company and will he replaced when required. The employee, however, will be responsi- ble for ensuring retains their work gloves for replace- ment purposes. An employee who is requested to take the Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx Course on their own time will be reimbursed agrees to the extent posting of two (2) hours notices of regular basic wages for each attendance that is sixteen (16) hours maximum per course, provided shows proof of attendance and passes the required tests for their certificate. No travelling expenses will be paid. The Company make reasonable provision for the safe- ty of its employees during the hours of their employment. It is understood that interest to the Union may request a meeting with in the Company for lockable Union notice cabinets only which are provided at the purpose of raising a question of safety.following locations Revised Change House Main Boiler House Laboratory
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Samples: Letter of Agreement
AND HEALTH. In the event that an employee is sent home by the manage- ment because of industrial injury, shall be paid for the bal- ance of the shift during which was sent home. The Company will provide transportation for an injured employee. In the event that an employee, due to an accident in the plant, has to leave to go to the hospital for x-ray or treatment for which does not receive compensation under the Workers’ Compensation Act, then the Company shall compensate such employee for the time lost upon presentation of a certificate from the hospital. The Company agrees the institution of a Safety Committee which will be representative of both parties and such Committee will report directly to the Refinery Manager. Also, committee will agree to own terms of reference and be responsi- ble for ensuring an adequate follow-up procedure. It is agreed that the provisions of safety prescription glass- es where the Company requires such safety glasses to be will be provided for by the Company. It is agreed, too, that the employ- ee will provide the necessary prescription for the glasses. It shall be mandatory to wear safety footwear and the pro- tective equipment provided by the Company at work. The Company shall contribute, effective from November seven- ty-five dollars ($75.00) maximum toward the purchase of safety footwear once each twelve-month period, commencing from the date of an employee’s last purchase as recorded by the Industrial Relations Department. Effective November their allowance shall increase continue to eighty dollars ($80.00). Effective November their allowance shall increase to eight-five Also, work gloves will be provided by the Company and will he replaced when required. The employee, however, will be responsi- ble for ensuring retains their work gloves for replace- ment purposes. An employee who is requested to take the Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx Course on their own time will be reimbursed to the extent of two (2) hours of regular basic wages for each attendance that is sixteen (16) hours maximum per course, provided shows proof of attendance and passes the required tests for their certificate. No travelling expenses will be paid. The Company make reasonable provision provisions for the safe- ty health and safety of its employees during the hours of employment. The Union agrees to assist the Company in maintaining proper observation of all safety and health rules. Pro- tective devices and other equipment deemed necessary to protect employees properly from in- jury shall be supplied by the Company, but this shall not include personal wearing apparel other than gloves, goggles, non-prescription eye protection, hearing protection, painter’s skull caps and respirators where necessary. The will pay a subsidy up to sixty five dollars per pair of safety shoes, providing that this shall only apply once in every period of nine months (Dept. every six months) and that employees shall not be entitled to a subsidy during their probationary period, or while on layoff. The subsidy will increase to seventy dollars ($70) effective October There shall be a Plant Safety Committee con- sisting of representatives of the Union and represen- tatives of management. It shall be the duty of this Committee to meet monthly and devise ways and means of eliminating hazards and to formulate policies which shall make for the safe operation of the plant. The Company and the Union are to notify each other of the names of the representatives to act on this Committee. The Company will make provi- sions for the safety and health of employees during the hours of their employment, according to xxxx- dards set by government regulations. It is understood that The Company will appoint up to ten (10) employees to be First Aid Attendants whose base rate will be increased by cents per hour provided such employees qualify under the Union may request Xxxx’s Standardsand agrees to carry out the duties of a meeting with First Aid Attendant. Coveralls, smocks, or denim aprons, will be available for workers in the Company for the purpose of raising a question of safety.followingdepartments: Maintenance, Tool Room, Paint, Rework and up in department SAFETY GLASSES
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Samples: Agreement
AND HEALTH. In The Company, and Union agree to maintain the event that highest standard of safety, health, sanitationandworking conditionsin an employee is sent home aroundthe Company's premises. Both parties agree to form a Safety Committee. Such a committee shall be composed of two (2) members appointed by the manage- ment because Company and two (2) members appointed by the Union, from the same shift. The Safety Committee shall meet monthly to discuss plant safety issues. Minutes of industrial injurythese to the Plant Managerand bulletinboard. from time to time, rules and regulations to ensure the safety and health of its employees and the which specialequipment and is issued to employees. Such rules and regulations shall not be inconsistent with the provisions of this agreement. The Company shall provide at no cost to each employee safety glasses, adequateglove and be maintainedby hearing protectionand other safety equipment requiredby the Company or by any Government Agency. However, employees will be responsible for the maintenance and care of such equipment and will also be responsiblefor them if lost or stolen. Seniority employees who are required to wear prescriptionsafety glasses while performing their duties will be reimbursed Twenty-Five ($25.00) Dollars towards the of such glasses, on time only basis per Agreement. The Company will pay, at the end of each year of the Agreement, to all seniority employees with more than one year of service andhaveworked at least One Thousand (1000) hours during that year, the sum of Thirty-Five ($35.00) dollarsas an allowance for the purchaseof certified steel-toed safety shoes upon the submission of a receipt of such purchase during the first calendar year, Forty ($40.00) dollarsin the year and Forty-Five ($45.00) dollars in the third calendar year. Any medical examination requested by the Company shall be paid for promptly complied with by all employees provided, that the bal- ance employer shall pay the costs of all such examinations. The Company the shift during which was sent homeright to select their own medicalexaminer or physician, andthe Unionmay, if in their opinion an injustice has been done to an employee, have saidemployeere-examinedat the Union's expense. The Company will provide transportation and maintainclean and sanitary lunchroom and washroom facilities. The Company will provide lockers for an injured all employees. When a medical examination is required by the Company, the following conditions shall apply: If any medii examination is taken during the employee's normal working hours, they shall not suffer any loss of wages, as the result of such examination. In Ifany examination istaken afterthe normal hoursof the event that an employee, due to an accident in the plant, has to leave to go to the hospital for x-ray or treatment for which does not receive compensation under the Workers’ Compensation Act, then the Company shall compensate such pay the employee for the time lost upon presentation of a certificate from the hospitalDollars ($5.00). The Company agrees to provide one (1) days notice of the institution examination. A report of a Safety Committee which will the examinationwill be representative made available totheemployeeortheemployeesphysician, under the requirements of both parties and such Committee will report directly to the Refinery Manager. Also, committee will agree to own terms of reference and be responsi- ble for ensuring an adequate follow-up procedure. It is agreed that the provisions of safety prescription glass- es where the Company requires such safety glasses to be will be provided for by the Company. It is agreed, too, that the employ- ee will provide the necessary prescription for the glasses. It shall be mandatory to wear safety footwear and the pro- tective equipment provided by the Company at work. The Company shall contribute, effective from November seven- ty-five dollars ($75.00) maximum toward the purchase of safety footwear once each twelve-month period, commencing from the date of an employee’s last purchase as recorded by the Industrial Relations Department. Effective November their allowance shall increase to eighty dollars ($80.00). Effective November their allowance shall increase to eight-five Also, work gloves will be provided by the Company and will he replaced when required. The employee, however, will be responsi- ble for ensuring retains their work gloves for replace- ment purposes. An employee who is requested to take the Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx Course on their own time will be reimbursed to the extent of two (2) hours of regular basic wages for each attendance that is sixteen (16) hours maximum per course, provided shows proof of attendance and passes the required tests for their certificate. No travelling expenses will be paid. The Company make reasonable provision for the safe- ty of its employees during the hours of their employment. It is understood that the Union may request a meeting with the Company for the purpose of raising a question of safetyProvincial Law.
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Samples: negotheque.travail.gc.ca
AND HEALTH. In the event that an employee is sent home by the manage- ment because of industrial injury, shall be paid for the bal- ance of the shift during which was sent home. The Company will provide transportation for an injured employee. In the event that an employee, due to an accident in the plant, has to leave to go to the hospital for x-ray or treatment for which does not receive compensation under the Workers’ Compensation Act, then the Company shall compensate such employee for the time lost upon presentation of a certificate from the hospital. The Company agrees the institution of a Safety Committee which will be representative of both parties and such Committee will report directly to the Refinery Manager. Also, committee will agree to own terms of reference and be responsi- ble for ensuring an adequate follow-up procedure. It is agreed that the provisions of safety prescription glass- es where the Company requires such safety glasses to be will be provided for by the Company. It is agreed, too, that the employ- ee will provide the necessary prescription for the glasses. It shall be mandatory to wear safety footwear and the pro- tective equipment provided by the Company at work. The Company shall contribute, effective from November seven- ty-five dollars ($75.00) maximum toward the purchase of safety footwear once each twelve-month period, commencing from the date of an employee’s last purchase as recorded by the Industrial Relations Department. Effective November their allowance shall increase to eighty dollars ($80.00). Effective November their allowance shall increase to eight-five Also, work gloves will be provided by the Company and will he replaced when required. The employee, however, will be responsi- ble for ensuring retains their work gloves for replace- ment purposes. An employee who is requested to take the Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx Ambulance Course on their own time will be reimbursed to the extent of two (2) hours of regular basic wages for each attendance that is sixteen (16) hours maximum per course, provided shows proof of attendance and passes the required tests for their certificate. No travelling expenses will be paid. The Company make reasonable provision for the safe- ty of its employees during the hours of their employment. It is understood that the Union may request a meeting with the Company for the purpose of raising a question of safety.
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Samples: Collective Agreement
