Skilled Trades Committeeperson Sample Clauses

Skilled Trades Committeeperson. It is understood that the Skilled Trades Zone Committeeperson referred to in Articles 7 and 17 of the General Agreement, represents Skilled Trades Workers on a plant-wide basis, and will be retained in a Skilled Trades Classification, notwithstanding his/her Skilled Trades Seniority and the work available which he/she is qualified and willing to perform.
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Skilled Trades Committeeperson. Notwithstanding the language in the Collective Agreement, the Union may appoint and the Company shall recognize a skilled trades Committeeperson to represent the trades only for the purpose of negotiation of matters pertaining to skilled trades, the handling of grievances, and the contractual matters related to the skilled trades employees. The skilled trades committeeperson will be assigned to the shift by their seniority. Grievances arising on the other shifts will be handled by the appropriate Zone Committeeperson. The Union agrees to notify the Company in writing of the names of the Plant Committee and its Chairperson, and the respective effective dates of their appointment. Each member of the committee will be scheduled on opposite shifts so as to afford proper representation of employees. The Company agrees to notify the Union in writing of the names of the supervisory personnel in the plant and their areas of responsi- bility. The Company shall negotiate with the local Plant Committee and the National Union representatives as the only representatives of the employees as provided in this agreement.
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Skilled Trades Committeeperson. It is understood that the Skilled Trades Zone person referred to in Articles 7 and represents Skilled Trades Workers on a plant-wide basis, and will be retained in a Skilled Trades Classification, notwithstanding his Skilled Trades Seniority and the work available which he is qualified and willing to perform. Tool Allowances A tool allowance of up to effective Ratification date, effective June and effective June per year will be made to all Skilled Tradespersons, including apprentices, for the purpose of purchasing tools, used in the performance of each Tradesperson’s regular
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