Common use of Agreement Review Clause in Contracts

Agreement Review. Recognizing the joint concern over the City of Imperial Beach’s ability to fund the recommendations contained within the agreement, it is mutually understood that should the California State Legislature mandate a salary or fringe benefit item applicable to employees represented by the association, CITY may at its option require that this M.O.U. be reviewed. It is further understood that should the California State legislature mandate a reduction in a salary or fringe benefit item applicable to the employees represented by the UNION, the UNION may at its option require that this M.O.U. be reviewed. It is understood that the UNION and the CITY may discuss and consult with each other with respect to non-economic items during the period of this agreement, except as noted above, in order to further communicate between the CITY and UNION in an effort to promote the improvement of personnel management and employer-employee relations.

Agreement Review. Recognizing the joint concern over the City of Imperial Beach’s ability to fund the recommendations contained within the agreement, it is mutually understood that should the California State Legislature mandate a salary or fringe benefit item applicable to employees represented by the association, CITY may at its option require that this M.O.U. be reviewed. It is further understood that should the California State legislature mandate a reduction in a salary or fringe benefit item applicable to the employees represented by the UNION, the UNION may at its option require that this M.O.U. be reviewed. It is understood that the UNION and the CITY may discuss and consult with each other with respect to non-non- economic items during the period of this agreement, except as noted above, in order to further communicate between the CITY and UNION in an effort to promote the improvement of personnel management and employer-employee relations.

Agreement Review. Recognizing the joint concern over the City of Imperial Beach’s ability to fund the recommendations contained within the agreement, it is mutually understood that should the California State Legislature mandate a salary or fringe benefit item applicable to employees represented by the association, CITY may at its option require that this M.O.U. Memorandum be reviewed. It is s further understood that should the California State legislature mandate a reduction in a salary or fringe benefit item applicable to the employees represented by the UNIONAssociation, the UNION Association may at its option require that this M.O.U. M.O.U., be reviewed. It is understood that the UNION Association and the CITY may discuss and consult with each other with respect to non-economic items during the period of this agreement, except as noted above, in order to further communicate between the CITY and UNION Association in an effort to promote the improvement of personnel management and employer-employee relations.