Agency Head Review Sample Clauses

Agency Head Review. All negotiated agreements shall be subject to review by the head of the Agency, or designee pursuant to 5 X.X.X §0000 (c).
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Agency Head Review. The head of the Agency reserves the right, pursuant to Section 7114(c) of the Statute, to disapprove the Agreement in whole or in part. Should the head of the Agency disapprove the entire contract, the Union may elect to reopen the entire Agreement or portions thereof. Should the head of the Agency disapprove or declare invalid a discrete provision(s) of the Agreement, at the option of the UNION, the parties will 1) implement those portions of the Agreement which were not disapproved, or 2) reopen and/or renegotiate the Agreement as a whole or the specific provisions which were disapproved.
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Agency Head Review. After the agreement has been executed, it will be forwarded by Office of Human Capital Services, Labor and Employee Relations Division, for Agency Head Review as allowed by Chapter 71, Title 5 U.S.C. In the event DOC does not disapprove the agreement within 30 days, the agreement will become effective pursuant to Chapter 71, Title 5 U.S.C. If DOC disapproves the contract or any portion, the parties will begin immediately to resolve the disapproved Articles. This does not prevent the union from challenging before the Authority the negotiability of any provision declared non-negotiable by the agency head.
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Agency Head Review. Any supplemental agreement between the Parties that modifies this Agreement must be submitted for Agency Head review.
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Agency Head Review. Immediately following the conclusion of national negotiations of any agreement or MOU and execution of the document memorializing that agreement, the agreement will be submitted to the Branch Chief, Labor Relations or designee for submission to the Department for Agency Head review in accordance with 5 U.S.C. 7114(c). 1. If no conflict is found upon Agency Head review of the agreement, the Branch Chief, Labor Relations or designee, will notify the Union and the agreement will take effect upon notification in accordance with Section 5.B.3 of this Article. 2. If Agency Head review of an agreement results in an allegation that one or more of its provisions conflict with existing law, rule, or regulation and thus are non-negotiable under 5 U.S.C. 7117(c), written notice of this decision will be provided to the National President of NAAE. a. Any item returned by Agency Head review as being in conflict with existing law, rule or regulation, will require the Parties, at the request of either Party, to renegotiate that item and all related items and provisions that are directly affected, including those that in whole or in part have been negotiated at the table in exchange or in consideration for the returned item. b. If the Union disagrees with the Agency Head review, the Union representative may file a negotiability appeal with the FLRA as provided in 5 U.S.C. 7117(c), filing Union’s petition within fifteen
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Agency Head Review. In the event that the head of the Agency disapproves an agreement, no portion of the agreement will be implemented if the parties resume negotiations within two weeks of the Agency disapproval or until any negotiability appeal is resolved by the FLRA, unless otherwise agreed. If neither party requests bargaining over the agreement within two weeks of the disapproval and there is no negotiability appeal pending before the FLRA, the provisions of the contract that were not disapproved will be implemented by the parties.
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Agency Head Review. Supplemental local agreements will be reduced to writing, signed by the parties, and subject to the provisions of this National Agreement, and will become effective upon approval of the Director of the USMS and the National Council President, Council 210, AFGE. Notice of disapproval of supplemental agreements must be issued not later than (30) days after a copy of the supplemental agreement executed by the local parties is received by the National President and the Director.
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Agency Head Review. The Agency retains the right for all mid-term agreements to be subject to review by the head of the Agency or designee pursuant to 5 USC 7114(c).
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Agency Head Review. The agency head will have thirty (30) days, in accordance with 5 U.S.C. 7114(c), from the date the parties sign and execute the successor NA in which to review the proposed agreement. In the event that any portion of the agreement is disapproved through the Agency Head Review process, the Association retains all rights provided by law and may elect to renegotiate or file an appropriate petition with the FLRA. If bargaining is chosen, FEA must notify the DODEA designated POC by email within fifteen (15) days after the receipt of the results of the Agency Head Review. The parties will enter into and complete all renegotiations within forty-five (45) days after notification of disapproval through the Agency Head Review process. If complete agreement is reached, it will be signed by the parties within five (5) days and thereafter submitted for Agency Head Review. If a complete successor NA has not been reached within forty-five (45) days after notification of disapproval of Agency Head Review, the FMCS will provide mediation assistance over a seven (7) day period beginning with the first workday after the conclusion of the forty-five (45) day renegotiation period. If FEA elects to pursue any negotiability issues to the FLRA, those will be severed and dealt with in accordance with section 25 above.
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