Common use of Bargaining Procedures Clause in Contracts

Bargaining Procedures. A. Negotiations 1. Negotiable matters will be all matters with respect to wages, hours, terms and conditions of employment, and the continuation, modification, or deletion of an existing provision of this Agreement. 2. Negotiating teams - No more than four (4) representatives or designees of the Board, the Superintendent or his/her designated representative, and no more than six (6) representatives named by the teacher's organization recognized as the Exclusive Representative shall comprise a joint committee for the purpose of negotiating All negotiations shall be in executive session and exclusively between said representation/designees. 3. In addition, each team shall be authorized to admit no more that two (2) observers at one time to such meetings. 4. Negotiating Teams will mutually agree upon the negotiation method (Interest-Based, Traditional or other procedure). 5. Upon the written request of the Exclusive Representative or the Board, made no sooner than February 15, the designated representatives shall call for an initial meeting of the Joint Negotiation Committee to take place not later than March 1. The purpose of this initial meeting will be to exchange proposals and discuss agenda items. Therefore, negotiations meetings shall be held at such times and places as are agreed to by the members of the negotiating teams. 6. The Board agrees to furnish the Exclusive Representative, upon prior written request, all routinely available public information concerning financial resources of the district and such other information that is specifically requested by Exclusive Representative. Up to two (2) consultants may be used by either party. The expenses of said consultants shall be borne by the party retaining them. 1 For purposes of this Agreement classroom teaching personnel shall have the same definitions as appear in RC 3319.09 (A), except for those classifications which are excluded from the bargaining unit as listed herein above.

Bargaining Procedures. A. Negotiations 1. Negotiable matters will be all matters with respect to wages, hours, terms and conditions of employment, employment and the continuation, modification, or deletion of an existing provision of this Agreement. 2. Negotiating teams - No more than four (4) representatives or designees of the Board, the Superintendent or his/her designated representative, and no more than six (6) representatives named by the teacher's organization recognized as the Exclusive Representative shall comprise a joint committee for the purpose of negotiating negotiating. All negotiations shall be in executive session and exclusively between said representationrepresentatives/designees. 3. In addition, each team shall be authorized to admit no more that than two (2) observers at one time to such meetings. 43. Negotiating Teams The parties will mutually agree upon the negotiation method (Interest-Based, Traditional or other procedure). 54. Upon the written request of the Exclusive Representative or the Board, Board made no sooner than February 15, the designated representatives shall call for an initial meeting of the Joint Negotiation Committee to take place not later than March 1. The purpose of this initial meeting will be to exchange proposals and discuss agenda items. Therefore, negotiations meetings shall be held at such times and places as are agreed to by the members of the negotiating teams. 65. The Board agrees to furnish the Exclusive Representative, upon prior written request, all routinely available public information concerning financial resources of the district and such other information that is specifically requested by Exclusive Representative. Up to two (2) consultants may be used by either party. The expenses of said consultants shall be borne by the party retaining them. 1 For purposes of this Agreement classroom teaching personnel shall have the same definitions as appear in RC 3319.09 (A), except for those classifications which are excluded from the bargaining unit as listed herein above.

Bargaining Procedures. A. Negotiations 1. Negotiable matters will be all matters with respect to wages, hours, terms and conditions of employment, and the continuation, modification, or deletion of an existing provision of this Agreement. 2. Negotiating teams - No more than four (4) representatives or designees of the Board, the Superintendent or his/her designated representative, and no more than six (6) representatives named by the teacher's organization recognized as the Exclusive Representative shall comprise a joint committee for the purpose of negotiating negotiating. All negotiations shall be in executive session and exclusively between said representation/designees. 3. In addition, each team shall be authorized to admit no more that than two (2) observers at one time to such meetings. 4. Negotiating Teams will mutually agree upon the negotiation method (Interest-Based, Traditional or other procedure). 5. Upon the written request of the Exclusive Representative or the Board, made no sooner than February 15, the designated representatives shall call for an initial meeting of the Joint Negotiation Committee to take place not later than March 1. The purpose of this initial meeting will be to exchange proposals and discuss agenda items. Therefore, negotiations meetings shall be held at such times and places as are agreed to by the members of the negotiating teams. 6. The Board agrees to furnish the Exclusive Representative, upon prior written request, all routinely available public information concerning financial resources of the district and such other information that is specifically requested by Exclusive Representative. Up to two (2) consultants may be used by either party. The expenses of said consultants shall be borne by the party retaining them. 1 For purposes of this Agreement classroom teaching personnel shall have the same definitions as appear in RC 3319.09 (A), except for those classifications which are excluded from the bargaining unit as listed herein above. two (2) consultants may be used by either party. The expenses of said consultants shall be borne by the party retaining them.