Common use of Analysis and Conclusions Clause in Contracts

Analysis and Conclusions. The formation of the SSO Market was a transformational event. It necessitated the organizational transfer of employees from 82 different bargaining units. Since then, the SSO Market and its CHRA team have had to grapple with the aftermath, all the separate units at 62 MTFs scattered across the country. Clearly the present situation cannot be maintained indefinitely. Section 7112 of the Statute provides that employees must be in “an” appropriate unit rather than the most appropriate one.4 The SSO Market is an organization with over 7,000 bargaining unit eligible employees, and all are now controlled by the SSO Market Director, General Cox. The range of units that the parties propose for the SSO Market starts with as few as two units, then three units, six units, up to as many as 58 separate units. The NAIL proposal in particular, the one that would result in 58 units, only incrementally improves the existing situation. A reduction from 82 to 58 units for 62 MTFs, would amount to a slight improvement, but remains an unwieldy number for the sole CHRA team responsible for servicing the entire SSO Market and all these MTFs.

Analysis and Conclusions. The formation of the SSO Market was a transformational event. It necessitated the organizational transfer of employees from 82 different bargaining units. Since then, the SSO Market and its CHRA team have had to grapple with the aftermath, all the separate units at 62 MTFs scattered across the country. Clearly the present situation cannot be maintained indefinitely. Section 7112 of the Statute provides that employees must be in “an” appropriate unit rather than the most appropriate one.4 The SSO Market is an organization with over 7,000 bargaining unit eligible employees, and all are now controlled by the SSO Market Director, General CoxXxx. The range of units that the parties propose for the SSO Market starts with as few as two units, then three units, six units, up to as many as 58 separate units. The NAIL proposal in particular, the one that would result in 58 units, only incrementally improves the existing situation. A reduction from 82 to 58 units for 62 MTFs, would amount to a slight improvement, but remains an unwieldy number for the sole CHRA team responsible for servicing the entire SSO Market and all these MTFs.