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XIX. Hiring and Transfer of Craft Workers

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XXVII. Administrative Procedure

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XXV. Welding Certification

XXII. Lockout and Work Stoppage

XX. General Savings Clause

XXIV. Partnering

XXIII. Management Clause

XXI. Crew Size

XIX. Hiring and Transfer of Craft Workers

XVII. Safety

XVIII. Apprentices

XV. Work Hours Per Day

XVI. Transportation

XIV. Travel and Subsistence

XI. Holidays

X. Compensation Insurance

IX. Benefits and Other Monetary Funds

VIII. Wages

XIII. Supervision

XII. Minimum Pay/Reporting Time and Call-Ins

VII. Union Representation

VI. Grievances

V. Subcontracting

IV. Scope of Work

III. Nondiscrimination

II. Union Security

I. Recognition

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Highlights

  • Employers (Contractors) are required to follow the local hiring procedures of the applicable craft that exists in the area of where the work is to be performed.
    • Owners are not signatory to the Agreement
    • 14 building trades crafts
    • Agreement does not cover superintendents, office/clerical personnel, company management as defined by the NLRA.

 

  • If a local union is unable to provide the requested manpower within forty-eight (48) hours (excluding weekends & Holidays) then the Employer can obtain employees from any source.

 

 

  • The Employer has the right to determine the competency of all employees.

 

  • The Employer shall determine crew-size as well as when and whom to lay-off.

Policy Decisions

  • XIX-1 – Reverse Layoff Procedures
    • Provides clarification that reverse layoff procedures are not recognized for work performed under the NMA.
XX. General Savings Clause
XVIII. Apprentices
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