Table of contents
- Preamble
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Articles 1-10
- Article 1: Term Of Collective Agreement
- Article 2: Definitions
- Article 3: Management Rights
- Article 4: Recognition And Union Business
- Article 5: Dues Deduction And Union Membership
- Article 6: No Discrimination, Workplace Violence Or Harassment
- Article 7: No Strike Or Lockout
- Article 8: Bulletin Boards
- Article 9: Probationary Period
- Article 10: Hours Of Work
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Articles 11-21
- Article 11: Work Schedules And Shifts
- Article 12: Overtime
- Article 13: On-Call Duty
- Article 14: Salaries
- Article 15: Recognition Of Previous Experience
- Article 16: Shift Differential And Weekend Premium
- Article 17: Responsibility Pay
- Article 18: Temporary Assignments
- Article 19: Not Allocated
- Article 20: Travel Expenses
- Article 21: Vacation With Pay
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Articles 22-32
- Article 22: Named Holidays
- Article 23: Sick Leave
- Article 24: Workers’ Compensation
- Article 25: Employee Benefit Plans
- Article 26: Pension Plan
- Article 27: Over/Under Payments
- Article 28: Seniority
- Article 29: Promotions, Transfers And Vacancies
- Article 30: Layoff And Recall
- Article 31: Technological Change
- Article 32: Contracting Out
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Articles 33-43
- Article 33: Leaves Of Absence
- Article 34: In-Service Programs
- Article 35: Court Appearance
- Article 36: Evaluations, Personnel Files And Employee Health Files
- Article 37: Discipline And Dismissal
- Article 38: Resignation/Termination
- Article 39: Job Descriptions
- Article 40: Job Classifications
- Article 41: Employee-Management Advisory Committee
- Article 42: Workplace, Health, Safety And Wellness
- Article 43: Protective Clothing
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Letters of Understanding
- Letter of Understanding #1 - RE: JOB-SHARING
- Letter of Understanding #2 - RE: SEVERANCE
- Letter of Understanding #3 - RE: MOBILITY
- Letter of Understanding #4 - RE: JOINT COMMITTEE
- Letter of Understanding #5 - RE: JOINT BENEFITS COMMITTEE
- Letter of Understanding #6 - RE: FLEXIBLE SPENDING ACCOUNT (FSA)
- Letter of Understanding #7 - RE: MULTI-SITE POSITIONS
- Letter of Understanding #8 - RE: GUIDELINES FOR DETERMINATION OF REQUIREMENT TO PROVIDE AN AUTOMOBILE
- Letter of Understanding #9 - RE: INCREASING OR DECREASING FULL-TIME EQUIVALENCY
- Letter of Understanding #10 - RE: FLEX HOURS
- Letter of Understanding #11 - RE: BENEFITS ELIGIBLE CASUAL EMPLOYEES (BECE)
- Letter of Understanding #12 - RE: OPTIONAL CONSEQUENTIAL VACANCY PROCESS
- Letter of Understanding #13 - RE: SUPERNUMERARY POSITIONS
- Letter of Understanding #14 - RE: PART-TIME SEASONAL EMPLOYEES
- Letter of Understanding #15 - RE: INTERNAL GRIEVANCE MEDIATION (IGM)
- Letter of Understanding #16 - RE: DEFERRED SALARY LEAVE PLAN
- Letter of Understanding #17 - RE: NORTHERN INCENTIVE PROGRAM
- Letter of Understanding #18 - RE: PORTABILITY BETWEEN APL, AHS, COVENANT HEALTH, BETHANY NURSING HOME OF CAMROSE AND LAMONT HEALTH CENTRE
- Letter of Understanding #19 - RE: DUTY TO ACCOMMODATE
- Letter of Understanding #20 - RE: LEGACY QUALIFICATION DIFFERENTIALS (EDUCATION ALLOWANCES)
- Letter of Understanding #21 - RE: REVISED GRIEVANCE ARBITRATION PROCESS
- Letter of Understanding #22 - RE: EMPLOYEE AND UNION DEVELOPED SHIFT SCHEDULES
- Letter of Understanding #23 - RE: ALTERNATE SCHEDULING OPTION (HOURS BETWEEN SHIFTS)
- Letter of Understanding #24 - RE: TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR EMPLOYEES MOVING INTO THE HSAA BARGAINING UNIT
- Letter of Understanding #25 - RE: OUT OF SCOPE INCLUSIONS AND EXCLUSIONS OF VARIOUS EMPLOYEES
- Letter of Understanding #26 - RE: TELEWORKING AGREEMENT
- Letter of Understanding #27 - RE: RELOCATION REIMBURSEMENT
- Letter of Understanding #28 - RE: APPEAL PROCESS
- Letter of Understanding #29 - RE: JOINT CLASSIFICATION COMMITTEE
- Letter of Understanding #30 - RE: MEDICAL LABORATORY ASSISTANT I RECRUITMENT
- Letter of Understanding #31 - RE: SUPPLEMENTARY HEALTH PLAN IMPROVEMENTS
- Letter of Understanding #32 - RE: RED-CIRCLED APL EMPLOYEES (DUE TO TRANSITIONAL BARGAINING)
- Salaries Appendix
- Local Conditions Applicable To Central Zone
- Local Conditions Applicable To Edmonton Zone
Article 35: Court Appearance
When an Employee, as a result of their duties, is summoned or subpoenaed as a witness or defendant to appear in court or other legal proceeding, they shall be:
During Vacation
Paid overtime for time attending court in accordance with the provisions of Article 12. Minimum pay will be two (2) hours at the applicable overtime rate. All necessary and reasonable travel expenses incurred by an Employee who is required to return from vacation to serve as a witness shall be reimbursed by the Employer. These expenses shall include necessary food and lodging and travel expenses incurred for the Employee’s return from and back to the vacation destination. However, in order to qualify an Employee must advise the Employer in writing immediately when they are made aware of any witness duty or other work-related duty which requires their attendance during their annual vacation. Where an Employee qualifies as outlined above, extra time shall be permitted in their vacation equal to the number of vacation days lost due to court obligations.During Regularly Scheduled Days Off
Paid overtime for time attending court in accordance with the provisions of Article 12. Minimum pay will be two (2) hours at the applicable overtime rate.During Day Shifts
Paid at their basic hourly rate. Employees are required to report for work at their regularly scheduled start time, attend court as required, and return to work following their court appearance.Court on the Day of an Evening Shift
The Employee shall be granted a leave of absence for those scheduled shift(s) so missed and suffer no loss of earnings.Court Between or Before Night Shifts
The Employee shall be granted a leave of absence with pay commencing eight (8) hours prior to court time. The Employee will not receive any other pay consideration for attending the morning, afternoon or full day court. The Employee will be given eight (8) hours of rest prior to attending their regularly scheduled night shift provided the Employer is notified prior to fourteen hundred (1400) hours. The Employee shall suffer no loss of regular pay when this occurs. For the purpose of this article the rest period shall commence when the Employee is dismissed from court.Court After Last Night Shift
The Employee shall be granted a leave of absence with pay commencing eight (8) hours prior to the court start time. The Employee will not receive any other pay consideration for attending the morning, afternoon or full day court.
When an Employee, as a result of their duties, is summoned or subpoenaed as a witness or defendant to appear in court or other legal proceeding, they will notify the Employer as soon as possible.
When a Casual Employee, as a result of their duties, is summoned or subpoenaed as a witness or defendant to appear in court or other legal proceeding, they shall be paid at their basic hourly rate for such appearance.
Any monies received by the Employee from the court shall be remitted to the Employer.
In the event an Employee is required to appear before a court of law as a member of a jury, or for the purpose of jury selection, the Employee shall:
notify the Employer as soon as notice is received;
suffer no loss of regular earnings for the scheduled time so missed;
be paid at their Basic Rate of Pay for the hours of attendance at court on their scheduled day(s) of rest, and be granted an alternate day(s) of rest as scheduled by the Employer. Such rescheduling of the day of rest shall not be construed as a violation of the scheduling provisions of Article 10.
For the purpose of this Article, a day is defined as the length of an Employee’s average work day based on their annual hours of work to a maximum of twelve (12) hours duration.
Where the Employee is required by law to appear before a court of law for reasons other than those stated in Article 35.01 and 35.05 above, they shall be granted a leave of absence without pay.