Common use of AFHC Exclusivity Clause in Contracts

AFHC Exclusivity. The State shall not subsidize or bargain with any other labor organization or association of adult family home providers or their representatives on matters pertaining to RCW 41.56.029(2)(c). However, the AFHC recognizes that the State, in meeting its statutory obligations under RCW 70.128, may frequently interact with bargaining unit members or groups that include bargaining unit members without notifying or requiring the AFHC’s presence at those interactions.

AFHC Exclusivity. ‌ The State shall not subsidize or bargain with any other labor organization or association of adult family home providers or their representatives on matters pertaining to RCW 41.56.029(2)(c). However, the AFHC recognizes that the State, State in meeting its statutory obligations under RCW 70.128, 70.128 may frequently interact with bargaining unit members or groups that include bargaining unit members without notifying or requiring the AFHC’s presence at those interactions.

AFHC Exclusivity. The State shall not subsidize or bargain with any other labor organization or association of adult family home providers or their representatives on matters pertaining to RCW 41.56.029(2)(c). However, the AFHC recognizes that the State, in meeting its statutory obligations under RCW 70.128, may frequently interact with bargaining unit members or groups that include bargaining unit members without notifying or requiring the AFHC’s presence at those interactions.interactions.‌

AFHC Exclusivity. ‌ The State shall not subsidize or bargain with any other labor organization or association of adult family home providers or their representatives on matters pertaining to RCW 41.56.029(2)(c). However, the AFHC recognizes that the State, in meeting its statutory obligations under RCW 70.128, may frequently interact with bargaining unit members or groups that include bargaining unit members without notifying or requiring the AFHC’s presence at those interactions.