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Rule 6.16 of the protocol is as follows: In this case, engaged in the destruction of the plaintiffs service for a continuous period of twenty-four hours, and were considered as continuous service for somas mixed with xanex the first clock period. It somas mixed with xanex seems they have been paid correctly in relation to the twenty horasdespués your call at 18:00 on October 29. If demolition continues in service after that time would not be paid for periods of more than five hours when removed from office, for example, would not be paid for the period from 2300 to somas mixed with xanex October 31, 0600 November 1. He argues, however, that the somas mixed with xanex appeal given 0700, October 31 to go to another place somas mixed with xanex of work, was the beginning of a new commitment to making available 24 hours (employees to be considered as service continuing to twenty-four hours) to apply the new 31 October 0700. In the period from 2300 to October 31 in November 0600 fell within twenty-four hours after 31 October 0700, the complainants are entitled to be paid for that period. With all due respect, I consider that the complainants received a new call (in the strict sense) as they headed to the second derailment, or, indeed, they received another call when diverted into the derailment of third while en route to the second. Officials already in service in the service and the demolition has been allocated to another task. They were on duty at all outside the period in question. Whether or not other employees might, in some cases, were entitled to be called for the second allocation of priority to the plaintiffs is a very different, somas mixed with xanex and that does not arise here.

The plaintiffs, however, did somas mixed with xanex not receive a second (or third) calls.

The issue of appeals under various provisions of the collective agreement, particularly in somas mixed with xanex the Rule 5 (overtime and somas mixed with xanex call) and Rule 6 (Emergency Call Service and Demolition).

The somas mixed with xanex definition of the demolition of the service in Rule 6.11 of the exhibition as a call for any length of time that require the use of the demolition of ancillary equipment addresses the question of which service is demolition, does not address the issue raised here, and in particular does not limit the time, somas mixed with xanex or set a call. The most important thing in this case, however, Rule 6.16 of the protocol does not provide a service available 24 hours a permanent connection with a call like that.

It is simply all cases of employees somas mixed with xanex dedicated to the destruction of somas mixed with xanex services, where employees are in service for a continuous period of twenty-four hours. The grievors were devoted to destroying the service and had the advantage of this provision. There is no provision in the sense somas mixed with xanex that they were entitled to a new 24-hour period of continuous service, where they went on leave or out of the demolition of the service and not responding to any somas mixed with xanex new call.

Rule 6.16 of the exhibition do not somas mixed with xanex address the issue of concluding a tour, or Rule 6.11.