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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTemplin/McAllister Jun-a3-Z002 11 :Z9am From-RWBD 4J!140i260 Concerning an arbitration Pursuant to section 49 of the Labour Relations Act Between: Grey Bruce Health Services and 1-364 P,006!010 F-933 , ;2 "2 0;;2 ;;J LaO 0 O ;;)q 'Y t;..' l: Ontario Public Service Employees Union, Local 260 Grievances of Tomplin and M' Allister, HOODIP benefits Arbitrator: Joseph W. Samuels For the Parties Union Tim Hannigan, Counsel Terry Moore, Staff Representative Judy Gallinger. Steward Rita Rudo, Steward Barb Wrightson, Clerical Steward , Joanne Templin, Grievor Lisa M' Allister~ Grle'Vor Jill McIllwraith, Local President I:{ospital Robert Hickman, Counsel Representatives from the Human Resourcfls Department Hearing in Owen Sound, May 28, 2002 Jun-03-Z00l 11 :Z9am From-RWBD 4JS34~!Z60 T-354 P.006/010 F-933 1 I Was appointed by the Minister of Labour to hear and determine two grievances filed by individualst alleging that the Hospital bad failed to provide HOODIP benefits as set out in an interest award of Arbitrato; Kevin Whitaker, dated November 19,2001. Following discussion with the parties. it was agreed that I should issue this Order, resolving all matters and differences between the parties relating to and arising from the implementation of HOODIP benefits pursuant to Mr. Whitaker's award. The principles, upon which this Order is based, are: · with respect to HOODIP claims aud accUlnulated sick bank credits, employees will be restored to the position they would have been in had the HOODIP coverage commenced on November 19,2001; and · it is understood that the Employer is responsible by law for repaying, on behalf of the employees, any Employment Insurance received as a result of the late implementation of HOODIP. Bearing these two principles in mind, I order: 1. The Employer will ilnp1ement HOODlP coverage as provided in the award of Kevin Whitakerf dated November 19, 2001, as of the date of that aWard. 2. The Employer will waive all p(emiums owing by the employees under the HOODIP plan from November 19, 2001 until April 1, 2002. 3. The Employer will provide compensation to all employees required to take sick leave between November 19, 2001 and the date of this Order equivalent to what they would bave been entitled to under the ROODlP plan, Any sick leave credits used by such employees during this fine will he restored to their Jun-03-2002 11 :29am FromuRWBD 4JM4!11250 T-354 P.007/010 F-933 2 individual sick leave banks. Any monies payable will be paid to the affected employees within 30 days of the date of this Order. 'l1:1e Employer will make any adjustmlmts to individual sick leave\' banks to reflect the fact that RODDIP benefits are now considered to have commenced on November 19, 2001. 4. The Employer and Union will provide details of this settlement and its implications for HOODIP covt'..rage in a joint letter to all affected employees. This letter will be provided to the employees, at the latest~ along with their pay OlO June 13, 20D2~ and will explain the payment of HODDIP premiums required from employees. 5. The Union will withdraw all grievances with respect to HOODIP coverage under the award of Kevin Whitaker between November 19, 2001 and the date of this Order, 2ltld no new grievances with respect to these matters will be filed. As requested by the p.arties. I will remain seized to de8.J with any issues which arise out of the implementation of this Order. Done at London, Ontmio, this 28th day of May, 2002