Secondary Recall Lists Sample Clauses

The Secondary Recall Lists clause establishes a process for creating and maintaining additional lists of items or products that may be subject to recall beyond the primary recall list. In practice, this clause outlines how these secondary lists are compiled, who is responsible for updating them, and under what circumstances items are added or removed. Its core function is to ensure comprehensive tracking and management of potentially affected products, thereby minimizing risk and ensuring swift action in the event of a recall.
Secondary Recall Lists. See Article 70, Section 11.
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Secondary Recall Lists. 3.3.1 The Union shall be responsible for creating and maintaining secondary recall lists for each Company base (the “Secondary Recall Lists”). The Companies shall not be responsible for any errors existing within the Secondary Recall Lists. 3.3.2 The Union shall provide the Companies with the updated Secondary Recall Lists no later than the 10th day of the month that is two (2) months prior to the monthly scheduling period for which the secondary recalls, if any, would take effect. 3.3.3 The Union shall be responsible for ensuring that the Secondary Recall Lists are accurate, current, and include Cabin Personnel names, employee numbers, Original Companies, and such other information that the Companies may reasonably require. 3.3.4 The Secondary Recall List shall also include the priority order for the secondary recall of Cabin Personnel at each Company base. Only those Cabin Personnel who are eligible for secondary recall at a Destination Company base pursuant to this MOA shall be named in the respective Secondary Recall List for that base. 3.3.5 The priority order referenced in Section 3.3.4 above shall be based on the principle of seniority established pursuant to the Collective Agreements of the Original Companies or the Layoff and Recall Implementation MOA(s) if still applicable. 3.3.6 When two (2) or more Cabin Personnel from different Original Companies have the same seniority date, recall shall be conducted in an alternating sequence between the Secondary Recall lists. A lottery draw shall determine the order of recall between the two
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Secondary Recall Lists. See Article 70, Section 11. 27 (b) Applicant Lists. Applicant lists shall consist of: 28 a. state employees from within an agency, 29 b. other state employees,
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