Common use of BARGAINING PROCEDURES Clause in Contracts

BARGAINING PROCEDURES. The Association shall furnish copies of any pertinent information as reasonably requested by the Superintendent and/or designee or the Board, and the Superintendent and/or designee shall furnish copies of any pertinent information as reasonably requested by the Association President. Requests to the Superintendent and/or designee shall be made directly to the Superintendent and/or designee; requests to the Board shall be made to the President of the Board, Superintendent and the spokesperson of the bargaining representatives; and requests to the Association shall be made to the President of the Association and the spokesperson of the Association’s bargaining representatives. The participants may call upon competent professional and lay representatives to make suggestions to matters under consideration. All participants have the right to utilize the service of consultants in the deliberation. All language tentatively agreed upon shall be reduced to writing and signed as soon as practical after agreement. All tentative agreements shall be subject to the agreement on a total contract. When the Association and the Board reach tentative agreement on all matters negotiated, the tentative contract shall be submitted to the membership of the Association for ratification and to the Board for official approval.

BARGAINING PROCEDURES. The Association shall furnish copies of any pertinent information as reasonably requested by the Superintendent and/or designee or the Board, and the Superintendent and/or designee shall furnish copies of any pertinent information as reasonably requested by the Association President. Requests to the Superintendent and/or designee shall be made directly to the Superintendent and/or designee; requests to the Board shall be made to the President of the Board, Superintendent and the spokesperson of the bargaining representatives; and requests to the Association shall be made to the President of the Association and the spokesperson of the Association’s bargaining representatives. The Association shall furnish copies of any pertinent information as reasonably requested by the Superintendent and/or designee or the Board, and the Superintendent and/or designee shall furnish copies of any pertinent information as reasonably requested by the Association President. The participants may call upon competent professional and lay representatives to consider the matter under consideration and to make suggestions to matters under considerationsuggestions. All participants have the right to utilize the service of consultants in the deliberation. All language tentatively agreed upon shall be reduced to writing and signed as soon as practical after agreement. All tentative agreements shall be subject to the agreement on a total contract. When the Association and the Board reach tentative agreement on all matters negotiated, the tentative contract items will be reduced to writing and shall be submitted to the membership of the Association for ratification and to the Board for official approval.

BARGAINING PROCEDURES. Requests to the Superintendent and/or designee shall be made directly to the Superintendent and/or designee; requests to the Board shall be made to the President of the Board, Superintendent and the spokesperson of the bargaining representatives, and request to the Association shall be made to the President of the Association and the spokesperson of the Association’s bargaining representatives. The Association shall furnish copies of any pertinent information as reasonably requested by the Superintendent and/or designee or the Board, and the Superintendent and/or designee shall furnish copies of any pertinent information as reasonably requested by the Association President. Requests to the Superintendent and/or designee shall be made directly to the Superintendent and/or designee; requests to the Board shall be made to the President of the Board, Superintendent and the spokesperson of the bargaining representatives; and requests to the Association shall be made to the President of the Association and the spokesperson of the Association’s bargaining representatives. The participants may call upon competent professional and lay representatives to consider the matter under consideration and to make suggestions to matters under consideration. All participants have the right to utilize the service of consultants in the deliberationsuggestions. All language tentatively agreed upon shall be reduced to writing and signed as soon as practical after agreement. All tentative agreements shall be subject to the agreement on a total contract. When the Association and the Board reach a tentative agreement on all matters negotiated, the tentative contract items will be reduced to writing and shall be submitted to the membership of the Association for ratification and to the Board for official approval.