New Operations a. New operations shall mean transportation by other than a bus or rail vehicle. Selection for work in new operations shall be on the basis of Section 8.1 of this Agreement, provided, however:
New Operations. When a new operation constituting a new job which is covered by the terms of this Agreement is established by the Company, the Company shall determine the skill grade level for such new operation and notify the Union of the same. If the Union challenges the skill grade level, it shall have the right to request a meeting with the Company to negotiate the appropriate skill grade level. Such request shall be made in writing within the (10) working days of the date of the notice from the Company. Until the parties agree, the applicable skill grade level will be the level established in the Company’s notice. If the parties are unable to agree, the dispute concerning the new grade level may be submitted to arbitration as provided in this Agreement if submitted within fifteen (15) days of the meeting. The decision of the Arbitrator shall be confined to establishing the appropriate skill grade level for the operation within the scheme of the skill grades set out in the schedules to this Collective Agreement taking into account reasonable and practical comparisons therein.
New Operations. If Airline has operated at the Airport for less than two (2) full years of the Commencement Date of this Agreement, and Airline cannot obtain an exemption as set forth in Section 28.1, then Airline shall obtain and deliver to the Port, on or before the Effective Date of this Agreement, a Security Deposit, in accordance with Section 28.3, to secure Airline's full performance of all obligations under this Agreement. If, after procuring and maintaining the Security Deposit required by Section 28.2 for a period of twenty-four (24) consecutive months, during which period Airline has provided regular passenger service to and from the Airport, Airline commits no Event of Default under Section 31.1(a), then the Port shall return the Security Deposit to Airline, and Airline will be exempt from posting a Security Deposit, unless it commits an Event of Default, as described below.
New Operations. 1. When new operations are added and new seniority sections created, job classifications and/or work assignments on such new operations shall be filled by seniority among employees who desire the job classification and/or work assignment from the operations directly affected as a result of the addition of the new operations.
New Operations. If Carrier has operated at the Airport for less than two (2) full years of the Commencement Date of this Agreement, and Carrier cannot obtain an exemption as set forth in Section 22.1, then Carrier shall obtain and deliver to the Port, on or before the Effective Date of this Agreement, a Security Deposit, in accordance with Section 22.3, to secure Carrier's full performance of all obligations under this Agreement. If, after procuring and maintaining the Security Deposit required by Section 22.2 for a period of twenty-four (24) consecutive months, during which period Carrier has provided regular cargo service to and from the Airport, Carrier commits no Event of Default under Section 25.1(a), then the Port shall return the Security Deposit to Carrier, and Carrier will be exempt from posting a Security Deposit, unless it commits an Event of Default, as described below.
New Operations a. The Employer will not be required to employ more than the minimum number of employees necessary to efficiently and safely operate the Plant, and it is recognized that if processes, methods or equipment undergo a major change or the volume of operations in any department is substantially curtailed, it may be necessary from time to time to create, modify, consolidate or eliminate existing or future classifications or duties. Any such change shall be made only after the Employer and the Union's Committee have discussed and endeavored to reach an agreement on such change. The question as to whether or not a major change or substantial curtailment has been made shall be subject to arbitration as provided in Article 19.
New Operations. Subject to the rules and decisions of Federal Labor Relations Authority (FLRA), the provisions of this agreement are binding on any newly established Air Force operations under the command of the employer and whose personnel fall under the definition of the unit. This does not preclude either party from filing a clarification of unit petition.
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New Operations. 41.01 When new work requires the establishment of a new operation, within five (5) days thereafter, the Company will discuss and outline such operation, including the rate of pay, to the Union Plant Committee. The rate of pay shall be subject to the grievance procedure.
New Operations. The rates of pay specified in this Agreement apply only to the equipment types specified herein. Six months prior to the anticipated date of introduction into regular operations of a new equipment type, or a variant of a present equipment type, with differences in speed, weight, crew complement or operational environment, the Company and the Association agree, irrespective of the duration of the Agreement, to enter into negotiations under Section of the Canada Labour Code for the purpose of establishing the rates of pay, rules and working conditions which shall apply to such aircraft. Negotiations shall begin within fourteen calendar days a request for such negotiations has been made by either party, unless otherwise mutually agreed between the Company and the Association. Failing settlement, Part I of the Canada Labour Code will apply with respect to the matters referred to in Section above.
