Table of contents
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Articles 1 - 10
- Article 1: Term of Collective Agreement
- Article 2: Definitions
- Article 3: Recognition
- Article 4: Membership and Dues
- Article 5: Management Rights
- Article 6: No Discimination, Workplace Violence or Harassment
- Article 7: No Strike or Lockout
- Article 8: Probationary Period
- Article 9: Hours of Work
- Article 10: Overtime
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Articles 11 - 20
- Article 11: On-Call Duty
- Article 12: Promotions, Transfers and Vacancies
- Article 13: Acting Supervisor/Team Lead Pay
- Article 14: Seniority
- Article 15: Vacations With Pay
- Article 16: Named Holidays
- Article 17: Sick Leave
- Article 18: Workers' Compensation
- Article 19: Employee Benefit Plans
- Article 20: Leaves of Absence
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Articles 21 - 30
- Article 21: Bulletin Board Space
- Article 22: Evaluations and Personnel Files
- Article 23: Discipline and Dismissal
- Article 24: Resignation/Termination
- Article 25: Job Descriptions
- Article 26: Layoff and Recall
- Article 27: Salaries
- Article 28: Recognition of Previous Experience
- Article 29: Court Appearance
- Article 30: Uniform and Clothing
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Articles 31 - 40
- Article 31: Workplace Health, Safety, and Wellness
- Article 32: Duty Incurred Expenses
- Article 33: Grievance Procedure
- Article 34: Grievance Arbitration
- Article 35: New Classifications
- Article 36: Pension Plan
- Article 37: Medical Examination and ACoP Dues
- Article 38: Casual Employees
- Article 39: Vaccinations
- Article 40: Copies of Collective Agreement
- Premium On-Call Appendix A
- On-Call Appendix B
- Salaries Appendix
LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING #2
BETWEEN
STETTLER DISTRICT AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION
(hereinafter called the “Employer”)
AND
HEALTH SCIENCES ASSOCIATION OF ALBERTA
(hereinafter called the “Union”)
RE: OUT-OF-SCOPE MANAGER
Subject to the terms of this letter, the Union will not challenge nor initiate any action regarding the out-of-scope manager’s work in the bargaining unit provided such work only occurs as below.
The parties agree that the out-of-scope manager may cover shifts or periods of time when no in-scope Employees in the applicable classification are available and provided every Employee in the applicable classification has been called to determine if they are able to work.
Extraordinary circumstances may require the out-of-scope manager to respond immediately to specific incidents.