Crossing Picket Line Sample Clauses

The Crossing Picket Line clause defines the rules and expectations regarding employees' conduct when encountering picket lines during labor disputes. Typically, this clause outlines whether employees are required to cross picket lines to perform their job duties or if they are permitted to refuse without facing disciplinary action. For example, it may specify that employees who feel threatened or unsafe are not obligated to cross, or it may clarify the employer's stance on absences related to picketing. The core function of this clause is to address potential conflicts between employees' rights and workplace obligations during strikes or labor actions, thereby providing clarity and reducing disputes over attendance and discipline in such situations.
Crossing Picket Line. It is hereby agreed between the Parties to this Agreement that employees shall not be required to cross any picket line, enter any building, property or business where such a picket line is established under the Statutes of British Columbia or Canada.
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Crossing Picket Line. An employee covered by this Agreement shall have the right to refuse to cross a legal picket line in connection with a labour dispute. Failure to cross a legal picket line shall not be considered grounds for disciplinary actions or otherwise be a violation of this Agreement.
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Crossing Picket Line. It shall not be a violation of this Agreement for the employees covered under this Agreement to refuse to cross a picket line where they have reasonable grounds to believe that crossing the picket line is dangerous to their health or safety or the health or safety of another person.
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Crossing Picket Line. To the extent permitted by law, it shall not be considered a breach of this Agreement by UNITE HERE or any of its affiliates or any worker, nor cause for discharge or discipline, if workers either on their own volition or by direction of the Union, refuse to cross any picket line recognized by the Union or UNITE HERE or any of its affiliates or to enter upon the premises of an Employer so picketed; nor shall it be considered a breach of this Agreement for the Union to direct workers not to cross such picket line or not to enter upon the premises of such picketed Employer.
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Crossing Picket Line. It is understood and agreed that, in the event of a strike by a Union having contractual relations with the Employer, other than the Union or its Locals which are parties hereto, which strike is legal and is sanctioned by the International body of such Union, the employees covered by this Agreement shall not be required to cross a picket line.
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Related to Crossing Picket Line

  • Picket Line It shall not be considered a violation of this Agreement for an employee to refuse to cross a picket line which has been legally established as a result of a bona fide labour dispute between a recognized Trade Union and an Employer with whom the picketing Union has a dispute.

  • Picket Lines The Employer agrees that, in the event of a legal picket line of another trade union being in existence at any of the Employer's stores within the Bargaining Unit, the Employer will in no way require or force members to report to work behind such a picket line. Nor will the Employer discipline or in any way discriminate against an employee who refuses to report to work while a legal picket line exists at his or her place of work.

  • Legal Picket Line Refusal to cross a legally established picket line shall not constitute cause for discipline or dismissal. An employee who refuses to cross a legally established picket line shall be considered to be absent without pay.

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