Common use of Contracting Out of Bargaining Unit Work Clause in Contracts

Contracting Out of Bargaining Unit Work. ‌ 25.01 There shall be no contracting out of bargaining unit work. All of the work customarily carried out by the bargaining unit employees will continue to be carried out by the bargaining unit employees. Existing and historical employment practices related to contracting out work will not be restricted by this provision. In the event that circumstances occur that are beyond the control of the Corporation (economic decisions by other bodies, political decisions, etc.) wherein the Corporation has no option but to put the bargaining work to tender, or any part thereof, the following conditions will prevail: 1. The Union will be provided with as much notice as possible, but will receive no less than sixty (60) calendar days notice. 2. The Union will be provided with an opportunity to discuss any intent to contract out bargaining unit work. 3. The Union will be provided with all of the documentation that would normally be provided to any bidders of the proposed bargaining unit work being carried out. This documentation will be provided at least thirty (30) days prior to any published tendering taking place. 4. The Corporation is prepared to receive submissions from the Union that would either avoid contracting out, or which would present a viable or economic alternative to the proposed contracting out. 5. All contracting out arrangements will be reviewed by the Corporation and the Union a minimum of ninety (90) days prior to their expiry date, in order to determine the economic feasibility of reducing or discontinuing the contracting out. 6. All facts and figures relating to the contracting out arrangements will be supplied to the Union a minimum of ninety (90) days prior to the expiry of any contracting out arrangement in order to provide the Union with the opportunity to properly study the arrangement in its entirety, and to make any representations to the Corporation that it deems necessary.

Contracting Out of Bargaining Unit Work. ‌ 25.01 There shall be no contracting out of bargaining unit work. All of the work customarily carried out by the bargaining unit employees will continue to be carried out by the bargaining unit employees. Existing and historical employment practices related to contracting out work will not be restricted by this provision. In the event that circumstances occur that are beyond the control of the Corporation (economic decisions by other bodies, political decisions, etc.) wherein the Corporation has no option but to put the bargaining work to tender, or any part thereof, the following conditions will prevail: 1. ) The Union will be provided with as much notice as possible, but will receive no less than sixty (60) calendar days notice. 2. ) The Union will be provided with an opportunity to discuss any intent to contract out bargaining unit work. 3. ) The Union will be provided with all of the documentation that would normally be provided to any bidders of the proposed bargaining unit work being carried out. This documentation will be provided at least thirty (30) days prior to any published tendering taking place. 4. ) The Corporation is prepared to receive submissions from the Union that would either avoid contracting out, or which would present a viable or economic alternative to the proposed contracting out. 5. ) All contracting out arrangements will be reviewed by the Corporation and the Union a minimum of ninety (90) days prior to their expiry date, in order to determine the economic feasibility of reducing or discontinuing the contracting out. 6. ) All facts and figures relating to the contracting out arrangements will be supplied to the Union a minimum of ninety (90) days prior to the expiry of any contracting out arrangement in order to provide the Union with the opportunity to properly study the arrangement in its entirety, and to make any representations to the Corporation that it deems necessary. 25.02 The Corporation shall notify the Union of any manufacturer’s warranty on any new vehicles at the time of purchase. The length of the warranty shall not exceed the manufacturer’s standard warranty for the base vehicle. Management retains the right to purchase extended component warranty on engines, transmissions and differentials.

Contracting Out of Bargaining Unit Work. ‌ 25.01 There shall be no contracting out of bargaining unit work. All of the work customarily carried out by the bargaining unit employees will continue to be carried out by the bargaining unit employees. Existing and historical employment practices related to contracting out work will not be restricted by this provision. In the event that circumstances occur that are beyond the control of the Corporation (economic decisions by other bodies, political decisions, etc.) wherein the Corporation has no option but to put the bargaining work to tender, or any part thereof, the following conditions will prevail: 1. ) The Union will be provided with as much notice as possible, but will receive no less than sixty (60) calendar days notice. 2. ) The Union will be provided with an opportunity to discuss any intent to contract out bargaining unit work. 3. ) The Union will be provided with all of the documentation that would normally be provided to any bidders of the proposed bargaining unit work being carried out. This documentation will be provided at least thirty (30) days prior to any published tendering taking place. 4. ) The Corporation is prepared to receive submissions from the Union that would either avoid contracting out, or which would present a viable or economic alternative to the proposed contracting out. 5. ) All contracting out arrangements will be reviewed by the Corporation and the Union a minimum of ninety (90) days prior to their expiry date, in order to determine the economic feasibility of reducing or discontinuing the contracting out. 6. ) All facts and figures relating to the contracting out arrangements will be supplied to the Union a minimum of ninety (90) days prior to the expiry of any contracting out arrangement in order to provide the Union with the opportunity to properly study the arrangement in its entirety, and to make any representations to the Corporation that it deems necessary.