INTRODUCTION OF NEW EQUIPMENT Sample Clauses

INTRODUCTION OF NEW EQUIPMENT. In the event of the introduction of new machinery or new processes, the City will provide suitable training for those employees whose job assignments require operation or maintenance of the new machinery or processes.
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INTRODUCTION OF NEW EQUIPMENT. The Publisher and the Guild have reached certain agreements concerning the introduction of new and substantially different equipment. The understandings are as follows:
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INTRODUCTION OF NEW EQUIPMENT. 31.01 It is recognized that the introduction of new equipment, processes and methods and new products may require the establishment of new occupational classifications. In such event, the Company will establish such new classifications and rates in relation to existing rates and ranges. At least five (5) working days prior to the institution of such new rates, the Company will call a meeting with the Union Committee to discuss the changes. Following such discussions, should the Committee fail to agree and accept the Company's classifications and/or rates, the matter may be presented as a grievance, within ten (10) days.
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INTRODUCTION OF NEW EQUIPMENT. It is recognized that the introduction of new equipment, processes and methods and new products may- require the establishment of new occupational classifications. In such event. the will estab- lish such new classifications and rates id relation to existingrates and ranges. At least five (5) working days prior to the institution of such new rates, the Company will call a meeting with the Union Negotiating Com- mittee to explain the changes. Following such discus- sions, should the Committee fail to agree and accept the Company’s rates, the matter may be presented as a within ten (10) days. Where the any does not establish a new classification. the on the job affected will be given A reasonable training period of up to ten
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INTRODUCTION OF NEW EQUIPMENT. 1.When new equipment is introduced at a base, it will be considered "new equipment" for the first twelve contractual months following the effective date of the first vacancy, and the Company may award vacancies on such new equipment up to six (6) months in advance of their effective dates. However, if the Company makes no vacancies available on the new equipment for any three (3) consecutive months, it will no longer be considered new equipment.
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INTRODUCTION OF NEW EQUIPMENT. When new types of aircraft or special equipment are to be introduced the TPCC shall enter into consultation about such introduction.
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