Yep. A qualifier I do believe was inserted so the employer could be the sole arbiter of whether and when to outsource work. This under-mining was a scumbag effort, and I support the costly outage the employer caused. In a country where we acknowledge a bad comma can cost a million dollars on a contract, this qualifier was huge.
Yeah, it feels like an intentional vagueness the employer can use to arbitrarily and unilaterally decide what constitutes work. It gives off an unpleasant hint of negotiating in bad faith.
Yep. A qualifier I do believe was inserted so the employer could be the sole arbiter of whether and when to outsource work. This under-mining was a scumbag effort, and I support the costly outage the employer caused. In a country where we acknowledge a bad comma can cost a million dollars on a contract, this qualifier was huge.
Yeah, it feels like an intentional vagueness the employer can use to arbitrarily and unilaterally decide what constitutes work. It gives off an unpleasant hint of negotiating in bad faith.