RELATIVELY EQUAL Clause Samples

The 'Relatively Equal' clause establishes that certain terms, obligations, or benefits within an agreement are to be distributed or applied in a manner that is proportionally fair among the parties involved. In practice, this might mean that costs, profits, or responsibilities are shared based on a predetermined ratio, such as each party's level of participation or investment. The core function of this clause is to ensure equitable treatment and prevent disputes by clarifying how resources or duties are allocated, thereby promoting fairness and transparency in the contractual relationship.
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RELATIVELY EQUAL. In cases of promotion, or lateral transfer, to classifications in the bargaining unit, where two or more applicants are relatively equal in terms of the skill, aptitude, qualifications and job efficiency that relate to the position, the senior employee shall be entitled to the position. It is understood that in the assessment of relative equality between applicants, the Corporation shall show a demonstrable difference between the successful applicant and the senior applicant if the senior applicant is unsuccessful.
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RELATIVELY EQUAL. During the interview assessment phase of recruitment; seniority will prevail if the candidates have a point spread difference of 8% or less.
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RELATIVELY EQUAL. For the term of this Schedule H, the Employer will consider employees who receive consensus scores of within eight percent (8%) of one another as relatively equal under Clause 13.1 of the Collective Agreement.
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