SUBJECT: TECH PREP STUDENTS
The
Boeing Company in 1993 started a comprehensive program for high school students
leading to a Manufacturing Technology Associate Degree from ten (10) Puget
Sound,
1. The students’ status will be as follows:
(a) Students will be placed in the internship
through an outside agency, which will be their employer. The internship will last a maximum of eight
(8) weeks.
(b)
During
their assignment, students will perform production work and maintenance under
the guidance of one (1) or more IAM-represented employees.
(c)
The
cognizant IAM-represented employees and their supervisors will make
recommendations regarding Boeing’s hiring of students after the internship
concludes.
(d)
Students
will be required to donate $28.00 to “Guide Dogs of America” during this
internship. Such contribution will be by
payroll deduction during the first month of employment.
(e)
The
number of students participating in the “job shadowing” portion of the Program
will not exceed ninety (90) students each year.
These students will not replace IAM-represented employees or prevent
IAM-represented employees from being recalled from layoff.
2.
The
student’s work schedule will be Monday through Friday on either first or second
shift, not to exceed forty (40) hours per week.
3.
The
students will be paid at the rate of $8.509.50
per hour during their first summer and $9.5010.50
per hour during their second summer.
4.
The
students are not Boeing employees and thus will not be eligible for any
benefits, including but not limited to medical and dental coverage and vacation
and sick leave credits, described in the parties’ Agreement.
5.
The
parties agree to meet and discuss any concerns that may arise during the course
of this Program with the local Directing Business Representative.
6.
Two
hours of a new student’s internship shall be devoted to safety education and
orientation provided by the local Health and Safety Institute Site
Committee. This education and
orientation shall include but not be limited to personal protective equipment
use, emergency evacuation, shelter-in-place procedures and machine
guarding.
Dated: September 4, 2008
By:___________________________ By:________________________
Date: _________________________ Date:______________________