Retraining in Case of Technological Change Sample Clauses

Retraining in Case of Technological Change. The Employer agrees that Employees affected by the introduction of any technological change shall be entitled, based on ability and seniority, in that order, to retraining provided by the Employer, in accordance with Clause 42.02, as follows:
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