Lost Time Accidents Sample Clauses

Lost Time Accidents. In the event that a serious accident occurs, which is one that is likely to be a lost time accident, the Safety Supervisor will notify the Union Safety Committee Chairman as soon as possible.
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Lost Time Accidents. An employee who experiences a lost time industrial accident will be allowed pay at his regular rate for the balance of his regular day or shift on which the accident occurred. Employees injured on the job and who are subsequently requested to visit a doctor, clinic or hospital because of the injury, will be compensated for their loss of wages at basic rate or overtime rate, because of such visits. Periods Printing Press Department employees allowed five minute wash-up period before the end of the shift. Employees required to serve on Jury Duty or as a witness shall be paid the difference between their basic wage they would have earned and the amount they receive for Jury or Witness Duty. To secure payment, proof of attendance, including amount received from the Court, will be required. Automation The Company will advise the Union as soon as possible before the introduction of technological changes and/or automation which the Company has decided to introduce that will result in significant changes in the employment status of employees. The Company will discuss with the Union the effect of such changes on the working conditions of employees and consider ways and means of providing alternate employment opportunities within the Company for employees displaced by these changes. In the event that the Company is unable to offer alternate employment opportunities within the Company and employees are laid off as a direct result of technological change and automation, severance pay will be provided to such eligible employees as follows: Regular employees with five or more years of service will be entitled to a severance allowance on the basis for forty hours pay for each year of service at the employee's current hourly rate. One half of the amount so calculated will be paid after the employee has been laid off for a period of two months. The second half of the severance allowance will be paid after the employee has been laid off for four months. It shall be the responsibility of the employee to apply for severance pay. If an employee is recalled to work before any severance pay is due, no severance payment will be made. Any employee who refuses or is not available for recall (except for reasons of sickness or accident) shall forfeit all right to severance pay and recall. An employee who has received a partial severance payment who, if recalled and accepts such recall prior to receiving final severance payment shall retain full seniority rights, but will be entitled ...
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Lost Time Accidents. The Union shall be notified immediately of each lost time accident. Upon the request of the Union, representatives of the Employer and employees shall jointly investigate and report as soon as possible on the nature and causes of the accident or injury.
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