Appointment and Composition. The parties shall establish a Plant Training Committee at each of the Company’s facilities. The Plant Training Committee shall be composed of three (3) Union representatives who are Employees of the Company and an equal number of Company representatives. The Company members of each Plant Training Committee shall include the Human Resource Representative responsible for Training (who shall serve as the Company Co-Chair). The Company Members of the Committee shall be selected and serve at the pleasure of the Plant Manager. The Union members of each Plant Training Committee shall include the Union Training Coordinator (who shall serve as the Union Co-Chair). The Union Members of the Committee shall be selected and serve at the pleasure of the Local Union President/Unit Chair at the plant.
Appointment and Composition. The Local Union President and Plant Manager will be responsible to ensure that the Partnership process at all levels of the business in each location is properly implemented. Any unresolvable issues regarding the Partnership may be referred to the Negotiation Co-Chairs to be addressed. The parties shall establish a Plant Partnership Committee at each of the Company’s facilities. The Plant Partnership Committee shall be composed of three (3) Union representatives who are Employees of the Company and an equal number of Company representatives. The Company members of each Plant Partnership Committee shall include the Plant Manager (who shall serve as the Company Co- Chair). The Company Members of the Committee shall be selected and serve at the pleasure of the Plant Manager. The Union members of each Plant Partnership Committee shall include the Local Union President/Unit Chair (who shall serve as the Union Co-Chair). The Union Members of the Committee shall be selected and serve at the pleasure of the Local Union President/Unit Chair at the plant.
Appointment and Composition. The Parties shall establish a Plant Labor Management Committee (Plant Committee) at each of the Company’s facilities. The Plant Committee shall be composed of an agreed upon equal number of (between two (2) and five (5)) Union and Company representatives. The Company members of a Plant Committee shall include the Plant Manager and others as the Plant Manager designates. The Union members shall include the Local Union President/Unit Chair and such other members as the Local Union President shall appoint. The Plant Manager and Local Union Presidents/Unit Chairs will be the Chairs.
Appointment and Composition. The Parties shall establish a Plant Training Committee at each of the Company’s facilities. The Plant Training Committee shall be composed of three (3) Union representatives who are Employees of the Company and an equal number of Company representatives. The Company members of each Plant Training Committee shall include the Plant Manager, or his/her designee (who shall serve as the Company Chair). The Company Members of the Committee shall be selected and serve at the pleasure of the Plant Manager. The Union members of each Plant Training Committee shall include the Local Union President/Unit Chair (who shall serve as the Union Chair), or his/her designee during temporary periods when the Local Union President is unavailable. The Union members of the Committee shall be selected and serve at the pleasure of the Local Union President/Unit Chair at the Plant.
Appointment and Composition. A Joint Strategic Labor Management Committee (Strategic Committee) shall be established consisting of for the Company: the Chief Executive Officer, Vice President of Labor Relations and one (1) additional designee and for the Union: the Chair of the Union’s Negotiating Committee, the Secretary of the Union’s Negotiating Committee and one additional designee. Each side shall designate a Co-Chair and provide the other with an updated list of its members of the Committee.
Appointment and Composition. The RTTL Panel shall be comprised of five (5) members and shall:
a. Be appointed by the Chair of the Board, in consultation with the Initial Reviewer;
b. Be selected from among the AMTSO membership, Board or AMTSO Advisory Board;
c. Represent no less than one (1) member that has self-‐identified with AMTSO as a Tester, and one member that has self-‐identified with AMTSO as a Vendor;
d. Ideally include AMTSO members representing different geographical regions; and
e. Be independent, in that neither the Subject (defined below), nor any affiliate of the Subject, will be included on the Panel.
Appointment and Composition. The Collaboration Committee shall be composed of [*]. In addition, each Party will appoint one member of the Collaboration Committee as a point person (the “Point Person”).
Appointment and Composition. The parties shall establish at each mine a Joint Leadership Committee (“Leadership Committee”). The members of this Committee for the Company at each mine will be the Mine Manager, and two other members appointed by the Company. The members for the Union at each plant will be one (1) International Staff Representative, the President of the Local Union and one other appointed by the Union.
Appointment and Composition. The Parties shall establish a Plant Training Committee at each of the Company’s facilities. The Plant Training Committee shall be composed of three (3) Union representatives who are employees of the Company and an equal number of Company representatives. The
Appointment and Composition. (a) Within six months of the registration of MCA-Malawi, all members of the Stakeholders’ Committee shall be appointed and approved by the Board of Trustees. In order to identify members of the Stakeholders’ Committee, the Government shall undertake a broad consultative process, with participation from civil society, private sector, large energy users, and local government groups. Members of the Stakeholders’ Committee shall be chosen by these civil society, private sector, large energy users, and local government groups, and approved by the Board of Trustees.
(b) The size and composition and manner of selection of members of the Stakeholders’ Committee shall be agreed between the Government and MCC and ratified by the Board. These matters should be dictated by the Project areas and scope of the Program. The membership should, however, include Government, the private sector, civil society and all structures that were consulted in developing the Compact. The Government representation in the membership of the Stakeholders’ Committees shall reflect local, regional and national representation. The non-governmental organizations, civil society and private sector representatives should not be selected by the Government, but rather through a transparent process established by the Stakeholders’ Committee and as agreed to by MCC in accordance with the Accountable Entity Guidelines.
