Common use of Basic Concept Clause in Contracts

Basic Concept. In determining whether work should be contracted out or accomplished by the employees the guiding principle is that work the employees can do, or can be reasonably trained to do, shall be performed by the employees. Accordingly, the Company shall not contract out work for performance inside or outside ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Works unless it demonstrates that such work meets one of the following exceptions.